Astros Regain Lead with 9-5 Win Over Reds in Cincinnati
Houston breaks a five-game slide by scoring six in the third inning, Doug Rader driving in three as Cesar Cedeno goes 4 for 4. The Astros move back to first in the NL West, half a game ahead of Cincinnati.
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Jamieson Sykes Lead Western Open First Round
R H Sikes and Jim Jamieson shot 68s to top a windy opening round at Sunset Ridge Golf Club in Northbrook. Defending champion Bruce Crampton stood five behind at 73 while others, including Opperman Irwin Weiskopf, carded 69s. Sikes credited Dutch Harrison for tips and a 25-year-old putter and driver that improved his game. Jamieson matched a late Masters buzz with a 68 despite blustery conditions and an eagle on the 4th.
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Hale Irwin
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Sunset Ridge
Charles Coady
Jim Wiechers
Dave Graham
Bob Barbarossa
Doug Sanders
J.C. Snead
Lee Elder
St. Louis
Gale
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NFL Players Await NLRB Decision On Turf and Fines
The National Labor Relations Board is expected to decide in three to four months on a complaint by the NFL Players Association accusing owners of blocking bargaining over artificial turf and player fines. Examiner Melvin Wees heard closing arguments and set July 27 for briefs. The case centers on whether turf and the automatic fine rule are mandatory subjects for bargaining.
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Bass tournament lead set by Bobby Murry in Tennessee
Spring City Tennessee AP report Bobby Murry of Hot Springs Arkansas led the three day Tennessee Bass Tournament with a first round limit of 18 pounds 7 ounces. He caught nine fish to pace 196 contestants from 20 states in the event.
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Royals Recall Bobby Floyd From Omaha Farm Club
The Kansas City Royals announced they have recalled infielder Bobby Floyd from the Omaha farm club in the American Association. Floyd batted .305 at Omaha and played in the Royals first nine games this season before being sent down earlier.
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France Named Ohio Baseball Coach After Resignation
Athens Ohio AP reports Ohio University appoints Jerry France age 52 replacing Bob France who resigned after 24 years as baseball coach at Capital University. France takes helm of Bobcat baseball with July 1 effective date.
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Phillies Trade for Lis and Robin in Expos Move
The Philadelphia Phillies acquired outfielders Joe Lis and Bill Robin from Eugene, sending Byron Browne and Ron Stone to the Pacific Coast League club. Lis and Robin were expected to join the Phillies in Montreal for tonight’s game against the Expos.
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Standings Summary for American League and National League
The table lists current AL East leaders Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee and other teams with W L records and games back. In the NL Pittsburgh New York Chicago St. Louis Montreal Philadelphia Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego San Francisco show division rankings and records alongside scheduled games for Thursday Friday and weekend.
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All Steel Ketch Leads In Grim Ocean Race
The all steel ketch British Steel skippered by Brian Cooke leads the offshore race as bad weather hits competitors. French skipper Jean Marie Vidal battles Cap 33 in the Bay of Biscay while 22 foot Nike sails toward shore with a broken mast. Yves Olivaux in Aloa 1 endures a suspected arm injury and remains afloat amid gale force surf as Vendredi 13 rests without news, amid Radio Luxembourg reports.
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Broccoli Leaves Show Higher Vitamin A Than Buds or Stalks
The article notes that broccoli leaves contain significantly more vitamin A than the florets and stalks. It emphasizes the nutritional value of consuming the whole plant.
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