Moose leads Pirates to shutout as fan club funds rise
Pirates beat Expos 4-0 as Bob Moose posts a six-hit shutout. Moose’s fan club aims to reach 200 dollars for charity with a dime per strikeout and a quarter per win. The group has already donated funds to sickle cell and the Clemente fund while hoping for more, and the team eyes a NL East title with back-to-back shutouts aiding the bullpen rest.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Sickle Cell
Clemente
Moyse
Pirates
Pirate
Fillis
St. Louis
Oliver
Cardinals
Murcer Leads Yankees Past Indians In Lively Friday Showdown
Yankees beat Indians 7-2 as Bobby Murcer belts a two run homer off Gaylord Perry in a six run fourth inning. Roy White adds two solo shots while Murcer faces fines earlier for comments on commissioner Bowie Kuhn about Perry’s spitball.
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Ito Stellino
UPI
Bobby Murcer
Gaylord Perry
Murcer
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Perry
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Roy White
New York
Yanks
Kohn
Today's Probable Pitchers and Sunday Games
A dense listing of probable pitchers across MLB cities with matchups and start times then a second block of Sunday games. It notes Mallack Hooton Stoneman Briles Carlton Poster Osteen Hall Arting Carruthers Morrison and other pitchers with teams including New York Chicago Montreal Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis San Diego Houston Cleveland Strom Kekich Stottlemyre Milwaukee Boston Baltimore Detroit Chicago Wood Ufumilton Kansas City Siebert Dunning Minnesota California Ryan Milwaukee Boston Chicago Oakland Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York Kaw City Texas night
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San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Bill Russell
Luis Melendez
Louis
Cards
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Reds
Dose Cardenas
Cubs
Texas
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Jim Bibby
St. Louis Cardinals
Bibby
Fran Healy
Earl Williams
Doyle Alexander
Tigers
Ed Hermanns
Sox
Sal Bando
Cy Acosta
Joe Rudi
Bobby Darwin
Bert Blyleven
Nolan Ryan
Euch
Darwin
Ryan
Mallack
Hooton
Montreal
Stoneman
Miltsburgh
Briles
Carlton
Poster
Wight
Osteen
Cincianiti
Hall
Arting
Houston
Forsch
San Francisco
Carruthers
Morrison
Montréal
Pittsburgh
Los Ang
Cleveland
Strom
Kekich
New Stottlemyre
Colborh
Boston
Lee
Cuellar
Strahler
Wood
Ufumilton
Wright
Turaga
Siebert
Dunning
Decker
Minn
Kaw City
United Press International
le Pet
New York Ag
Ble
Roston
Detroit Ss
Cleveland Ai
Akland
Cincinnani
Detroi Los Ang
Mike
San Fran
Calif
Phila
Baseball Leaders and Records Across Leagues
National League home run leaders include Stargell of Pittsburgh with 23 and Bonds of San Francisco at 19. American League top marks feature Mayberry and Mayberry associated stars. Pitching leaders highlight Drysdale and Seaver among NL and AL, with notable totals for wins and saves across teams.
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Stargell
Pitt
Aaron
Atl
Bonds
Evans
Chi
Mayberry
Isk
Bos
Allen
Hendrick
Chey
Spikes
Clev
Bando
Jackson
Oak
Benet
Cin
Wilson
How
Ferguson
Keshirkson
Darvin
Mitin
Marcer
Melton
Chy
Dryant
Osteen
Billingham
Reuss
Hou
Reusehel
Sutton
Seaver
Wise
Wood
Singer
Cal
Nunter
Coleman
Det
Secretariat Set For Arlington Challenge In Graveyard Duel
Secretariat, hailed as perhaps the greatest Thoroughbred, faces three strong rivals in a mile and an eighth invitational at Arlington Park on the famous track dubbed the graveyard of champions. Meadow Stable seeks another landmark clocking, with Rom Turcotte aboard post four, as the field includes Our Native Blue Chip Dan and My Gallant. A massive crowd was anticipated with all seats sold and the infield opened for viewing.
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Secretariat
Arlington Park
Whirlaway
Bull Lea
Johnstown
Discovery
Tron Leige
My Gallant
Blue Chip Dan
Meadow Stable
Lucien Taurin
Vigonarn
del Mar
Laurin
Rom Turcotte
Our Native
Tony Rill
Leslie Ahrens
Craig Peoret
Tavith
Linda
Arlington
Sham
Percic Leads Golf League And Field Day Planned
Percic tops the K Pulaski Gaif League at Mohawk Trails with Dick Petrie posting 388 and Dave Teles 040. Rob Haven low net with 32, Don Wilson 133. Cardinals lead with 2042 points. Eagles Robins Bluebirds near 17 17 10 percent. Field day slated Sunday at K Pulaski Sports Grounds. Tee Times 7:40 to 1.00.
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Dick Petrie
Mohawk Trails
Dave Teles
Rob Haven
Don Wilson
Cardinals
Eagles
Robins
Bluebirds
K. Pulaski Sports Grounds
Travers captures AAU discus title in 14-15 group
Kin Travers daughter of Mr and Mrs Chuck Travers of New Wilmington won the discus at the AAU National Age Group Championships at UC Irvine with a 130 feet 1 inch best. She set a Mt Lebanon Track Club record with 25-2 in a separate best throw and placed fourth in the eight pound shot put at 38-6. Kathy Travers finished fifth in the 10-11 shot put at 27-8 while Kelly Travers could not compete due to relay team member limits.
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Kin Travers
Chuck Travers
New Wilmington
University of California At Irvine
Travers
Mt. Lebanon
Kim
Kathy Travers
Kelly Travers
Arlington breaks $3 million mutuel handle record
The invitational sire event opened Friday and channel settings drew strong attention as Arlington posted its first 3 million dollar mutuel handle. The race telecast nationally with post time at 5 15 p m CDT.
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Arlington
Brewers Sign Yount First Round Draft Pick
Milwaukee Brewers announce contract with David Yount a 17 year old shortstop from Woodland Hills Curtis as their first round selection in the baseball draft he was the third player picked by major league teams.
Computer stats rise in American League play at Newcastle
A NCR Century 100 computer in Newcastle Alabama compiles and updates daily AL hitting, fielding and pitching data for 12 teams. After each game a report is filed and faxed to the Sports Information Center, with morning updates sent to teams by teletype. It even answers specific player matchups on request.
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Boston
UPI
Sports Information Center
NCR
Tom Monahan
Former Hawk convicted of rape and sodomy sentence
Former Atlanta Hawks center Tom Payne was sentenced to 15 years in prison after a four-hour jury verdict on rape and aggravated sodomy charges. The 7-foot-2 Kentucky alum faced a potential death sentence on the rape count, but the death penalty was not sought due to Supreme Court rulings.
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Atlanta Hawks
Tom Payne
University of Kentucky
Atlanta
Payne
DeKalb County
Atty
Joe
Chambers
Supreme Court
Hillsville Upsets Vivelo's Texaco In Seventh Ward League
Hillsville defeated Vivelo's Texaco 6 to 4 in a Slo-Pitch League game. Ben Kupo hit a three run homer for Hillsville, with Patsy Domenick Dave Penwell Joe Longa and Dan Mochtyak among the top hitters. Ralph Lombardo pitched for Hillsville and Joe Short pitched.
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Hillsville
Vivelo
Texaco
Ben Kupo
Patsy Domenick
Dave Penwell
Joe Longa
Dan Mochtyak
Ralph Lombardo
Joe Short
Wimbledon Needs World Class Duels As Crowds Build
At Wimbledon in England fans packed the grounds as the two week grass court classic nears its midpoint. The boycott over a suspended player drew 130000 gate in five days with players from 16 nations in the men’s last 16. Bjorn Borg and Ray Keldie provided a highlight while Jurgen Fassbender defeated Keldie in a 185 minute five set thriller. Women’s draw features Billie Jean King and Chris Evert leading American contenders as Margaret Court and others advance to the last 16 without losing a set.
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Wimbledon
England
Jurgen Fassbender
Germany
Ray Keldie
Australia
Bjorn Borg
Karl Meiler
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Alex Mayer
Wayne
N.J
Bob McKinley
St. Ann
United Nations
Billie Jean King
Hilton Head
8.C
Margaret Court
Chris Evert
FL. Lauderdale
Fla
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Kristie Kemmer
Los Angeles
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Peggy Michel
Pacific Palisades
NBA chief Kennedy labeled subject to firing amid board vote
Walter Kennedy faced reports of imminent dismissal as NBA commissioner after an 11-6 vote by league officers led by Sam Schulman, with Kennedy denying the claim as “absolute rot.” Glover signs Giants contract. Foreman’s title bout earns $1 million. Nissalke named Spurs coach after Chaparrals move.
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UPI
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
NBA
Board of Governors
Kennedy
Sam Schulman
Seattle SuperSonics
Glover
UPL
Rich Glover
Nebraska
New York Giants
Giants
SuperSonics
San Antonio Spurs
American Basketball Association
Priday Nissalke
Dallas Chaparrals
ABA
Dallas
San Antonio
Brewton Wins West Penn Amateur Golf Title at Latrobe
Latrobe Pennsylvania. Steve Brewton 19 of Valley Brook Wake Forest sophomore edged Tom Lenz by two strokes and Tommy Smith by three at Latrobe Country Club 6 374 yards after rounds of 74 and 73 to finish 298. Smith 45 an insurance salesman from Greensburg admitted he blew his chance. Celtics Ball Sharman sets all time NBA free throw streak with 55 straight makes.
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Latrobe
Steve Brewton
Valley Brooke
West Penn
Latrobe Country Club
Brewton
Wake Forest
Tom Lenz
Sewickley Heights
Tommy Smith
Smith
Greensburg
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Percic
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George Foreman
Joe ‘King Roman
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