Jackson Leads AL Outfield Voting in All Star Ballot
California’s Frank Robinson trails Reggie Jackson and Murcer in the AL outfield race for the All Star Game as votes tally across the nation continue. Kaline Rudi Burroughs follow with strong totals. final results to be announced Monday at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh.
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Thurman Munson
Dick Allen
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Connors Granted Postponement in LTA Hearing
Jimmy Connors and Vitas Genutaitis of Howard Beach were accused of foul language during the final of an International Tennis Tour event in Salt Lake City on March 4. The disciplinary committee postponed the hearing as Connors could not attend. Getulaus was represented by Gene Scott.
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Dobson Sparks Yanks to 3-0 Win Over A's
Dobson pitched seven innings for the Yankees in a 3-0 victory over Oakland, with New York collecting all runs on singles and a seventh inning insurance hit. Dodgers, Cubs, Angels, and others also posted spring wins in Friday action across multiple cities.
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MLB Scores and Matchups From A Busy Day
Baseball results feature OLE California routing Boston 7 0 New York overpowering Oakland 3 0 Kansas City toppled Detroit 7 2 Cleveland beat Minnesota 9 5 Texas edged Milwaukee 4 3 Chicago defeated Baltimore 4 3 Oakland at New York with Tidrow 6 8 Hassler 1 4 Drago 55 Bibby 11 11 Colborn 55 Blyleven 8 10 Fryman 35 Splittorff 98 G Perry 15 2 remaining games include Cincinnati Pittsburgh Atlanta St Louis Houston San Diego Montreal New York LA Philadelphia SF and others with multiple pitchers noted in box scores and no additional context.
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Ed Sneed Takes Early Lead in Quad Cities Open
Ed Sneed fired a 67 65 132 to grab a one stroke lead at the Quad Cities Open in Bettendorf Iowa. Bruce Fleisher matched the course record with 63 and Mike Morley joined second at 133 while Sam Snead and Labron Harris Jr. stood two back. The event offers 20000 to the winner with few top stars present.
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Delmonica Hanover Favored To Repeat In Roosevelt Trot
Delmonica Hanover seeks a second consecutive Roosevelt International Trot title at Roosevelt Raceway, aiming to become the first American horse to win the global race in back-to-back years. A field including Savoir and entries from France Sweden Canada and Italy contests the 11 mile event, with 35 000 fans expected.
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WFL Standings and Schedule Highlights
Jacksonville defeats New York 14 to 7 in Thursday action. Remaining games include Birmingham at New York and Florida at Detroit as the league plans matchups on July 16 and 17 with several 8:30 or 9 p.m. starts across multiple venues.
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Strike Continues as All-Star Game Is Cancelled
NFL players led by Bill Curry announce they have raised 95 000 for Chicago Tribune Charities to back the Chicago All-Star game, with a pledge of 106 000 by weekend’s end. Owners have not donated and the charities canceled the event after failing to secure players consent, risking the NFL exhibition season and possibly the regular schedule.
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Area Roundup: Local Legion, Lacrosse, and Park Events
Local Legion teams wrap regular season with two doubleheaders and a single game. Frederick travels to Mt. Airy for a 1 p.m. doubleheader while Brunswick hosts Westminster at 1 p.m. Sunday Frederick hosts Brunswick at 8 p.m. under the lights at McCurdy Field. A non league Brunswick vs Berkeley Springs game is set for Boonsboro at 2 p.m. Sunday. Frederick County Wiffleball League All Stars host Connecticut in a best of three at 1 p.m. Sunday on Rt. 180 Jefferson Md with Frisbee World Champion between games. Free wiffleballs for under 12. Frederick Lacrosse Club, 3 p.m. Sunday at Baker Park, seeks 3-0 in league vs Hagerstown Lancers. Park System hosts inter-playground track meet July 18 at 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. with Midget to Senior divisions. Also listed are weekly Frederick Teen Youth Centers activities July 15–19 and free movie nights.
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Lucas Leads US To Win In World Championship
John Lucas and Luther Burden starred as the United States beat Brazil 103-83 in San Juan Puerto Rico to set up a first place game with Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia needed overtime to defeat Canada 107-99 earlier Friday. The USA Yugoslavia clash was scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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