Schekter Wins LAM Race at Mid-Ohio Ahead of Redman
Jody Schekter, 23, South African, led 94 laps of the 100 mile L&M Championship at Mid-Ohio. Brian Redman closed to within a second in the final laps and tied the lap record before finishing less than a second behind. Mark Donohue finished third after a rain shortened Indy race days earlier.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Jody Schekter
Brian Redman
Schekter
Redman
Mid-Ohio
Dennis Hulme
le Mans
Mark Donohue
Indianapolis
McNally Extends Win Streak Against Rangers to 16
Baltimore Orioles top Texas Rangers 7 1 as Dave McNally earns his 16th consecutive victory over the Rangers. Rain halted play in the top of the sixth after Al Bumbry drove in two and scored twice. Standings note Detroit and New York win to stay near the leaders.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Dave McNally
McNally
Washington Senators
Senators
Texas
Washington
Frank Howard
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
California
Chicago
Kansas City
White Sox
Milwaukee
Royals
Cleveland
Oakland
Boston
al Bumbry
Pete Broberg
Palmer
Dick McAuliffe
Willie Horton
Mickey Lolich
Rod Carew
Lolich
Yankees
Sparky Lyle
George Medich
Horace Clarke
Johnny Briggs
Jerry Bell
Carlos May
Amos Otis
Richards Named As Flyer Track Coach
Norwalk St. Paul announces Jeff Richards will become head track coach next spring. Present coach Bill Ledermeier will become his assistant while also handling head wrestling and assistant football duties. Richards will also assist in football and coach the reserve basketball squad. The 24 year old Bellevue High School graduate will teach sociology geography and religion.
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Norwalk St. Paul
Jeff Richards
Bill Ledermeier
Richards
Bellevue High School
Redmen
Horrigan Dies After cancer battle in Buffalo
John P. Horrigan, 47, Buffalo Bills public relations chief and former UPI reporter, died Saturday after a long cancer fight. A noted AFL expert, he is survived by widow Elizabeth, six daughters, three sons and a grandson.
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Buffalo
UPI
John P. Jack Horrigan
Buffalo Bills
United Press
Horrigan
Elizabeth
Weiskopf Captures Kemper Open With Record 271
Tom Weiskopf won the Kemper Open with a 17 under par 271 to set a new 72 hole record and claim $40,000. He beat Lanny Wadkins by three strokes, as Wadkins finished at 274 after a 69 final round. The victory comes as Weiskopf eyes the U.S. Open and moves to fourth on the money list with $121,822.
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Thomas E. Humphrey
Charlotte, N.C
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Lanny Wadkins
Wake Forest
Winston- Salem
N.C
Weiskopf
Wadkins
Kemper
Ken Still
Tom
Lou Graham
Leonard Thompson
Dave Hill
Dan Sikes
Mac McLendon
Art Wall
John Lister
Cesar Sanudo
MLB Scores and Standings from Weekend and Tuesday Games
Results from Saturdays and Sundays show New York, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Oakland, Baltimore, Texas, Kansas City, Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland posting wins in various 10 inning games. Probable pitchers listed for Tuesdays include Garder Cur tis, Colborn Holtzman, with additional league play and rain delays noted.
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California
Minnesota
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
Oakland
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Baltimore
Texas
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Cleveland
McNally
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Suarez
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Barber
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Lyle
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Pina
Tenace
Hosley
Tiant
Moret
Garman
Skok
Fisk
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Hr-Bando
Lolich
Sims
Hands
Goltz
Mitterwald
Perry
Hilgendorf
Lamb
Strom
Farmer
Duncan
Busby
Dal Canton
Kirkpatrick
Hendrick
Pittsburgh
Montreal A
St. Louis
Phila
W. L. Pet
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Montreal
Bradley
Moose
Carlton
Roberts
Matlack
Billingham
Phildelphia
Williams Leads In NL Track At Sports Banquet
At the annual spring sports banquet held at the high school on Saturday night in New London awards honored track baseball golf and tennis. Bobby Williams earned the outstanding track performer distinction while Mark Hardesty was named outstanding field performer Bryan Granneman the most improved member and Mark Killgrove the most dedicated.
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Bobby Williams
Mark Hardesty
Bryan Granneman
Mark Killgrove
Herb Gregory
Mark Mullins
Kevin Randleman
Dave Nicode
Terry Knudsen
John Ferber
Rod Bilton
Bobby Hunter
Steve Johnson
Mickey Parsons
Brad Potts
Roland Schick
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Way
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Norwalk Tire & Alignment CO
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Terry
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