Giants Lose Stars as Young Talent Pushes Out Veterans
In a National League update, Giants manager Charlie Fox faces an exodus of aging stars as Bobby Bonds Ken Henderson and others depart in trades. Willie Mays and McCovey are referenced among the remaining young players trying to keep the club competitive. The Mets and Phillies split a key midweek look, while other NL results highlight Astros Reds and Cubs as week action unfolds. The piece notes plan for upcoming games and the continuing turnover in San Francisco.
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Feminists Push Bill of Rights in Sports Reform Effort
Feminists in sports lobby for a formal Bill of Rights to ensure women receive fair treatment and opportunities in athletics and media. Notable supporters include Joan and Heidi, with involvement from the Center on the International Women's Year and the State Department. The campaign aims to reach millions via federations, media, and organizations.
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National Organization of Women
Barbara Lockhart
Temple University
Nell Jackson
Michigan State
Gamecocks Stay Unbeaten In College World Series
South Carolina remains the lone unbeaten in the double elimination College World Series after Bass held Arizona State to eight hits and the Gamecocks beat the Sun Devils 6 to 3 in front of 9,902 fans. Arizona State meets Oklahoma next while South Carolina faces Texas.
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Texas
Dibbs Wins Dramatic Five Set French Open Thriller
Eddie Dibbs edged Raul Ramirez 4 6 7 6 6 1 5 7 6 4 in a three hour forty minute match at Roland Garros. Ramirez led 5 0 in the final set before Dibbs surged to victory and the loud crowd roared.
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Harold Solomon
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Lists
The season leaders include R Smith StL batting .354 with 125 at bats and bench Cin 49 RBIs. Pitching leaders show Messersmith LA 7 decisions with 1.97 ERA and 92 strikeouts. Stolen bases feature Morgan Cin 26 and Cedeno Htn 26 with Rivers Cal 32 leading.
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High Blood Pressure Relief Found On A Ten Speed Bike
A San Francisco patient with high blood pressure adopts a ten speed bike to regain health. He describes doctors, lifestyle changes, and the joy of cycling shaping his fitness, endurance, and outlook as he climbs hills and logs daily miles. The piece celebrates cycling as medicine and recreation.
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San Francisco
Bicycle hill climb notes and health remark in June 1975
A Palladium Times entry from June 12 1975 mentions a hill climb with a bicycle, noting pedal chain spokes and tires, and that jamming issues are solved by action at the bottom of each stroke. It also reports a doctor’s remark that blood pressure is fine these days.
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Heim Rides FLAT Victor to Finger Lakes Victory
Victor Heim trained by Ken Heim wins the featured eighth at Finger Lakes Raceway covering 5 furlongs in 1 05 4 5 for a $1,900 purse. He pays $6.80 $4.00 and $2.80, defeating Abanusta Cook by a neck. Deck, a 9 year old bay gelding, carried 120 pounds in the daily double and trifecta payoff pools.
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