Mets Blow Lead as Cubs Rally to Take Series
Mets led 2-0 through eight before Chicago answered with three in the ninth to win 3-2. Pittsburgh swept Montreal 8-6 and 3-1 as Willie Stargell urged confidence. In Boston, Gaylord Perry faced umpires amid loading suspicions. Red Sox topped the Yankees 2-1 as Jim Perry took the loss.
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Abner Doubleday
Alexander Cartwright
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Angeles
San Diego
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Boston
Gaylord
New York
Ralph Houk
Indians
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Perry
Houk
Murcer
Jim
Detroit
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Oakland A’s
al Bumbry
Milwaukee
Pedro Garcia
Orioles
Brewers
White Sox
Bert Blyleven
Carlos May
Twins
Stan Bahnsen
Terry Forster
Cy Acosta
Lakers Runnerup In Golf Tourney at Dutch Hollow
Oswego State golfers Tom Christian and Steve Healy finished as runners up at the Dutch Hollow Invitational at Dutch Hollow Country Club in Owasco. The duo led after the final 18 holes with a five under par 66 to finish two days at 69 66 135, tying Rick Russo and Jack McCabe for second place behind winners Bob and Al Impaglia.
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Oswego State
Dutch Hollow
Dutch Hollow Country Club
Owasco
Tom Christian
Oswego
Steve Healy
Newark
Laker
Tom Brennan
Christian
Healy
Rick Russo
Jack McCabe
Syracuse
Bob
al Impaglia
Auburn
Tommy Lynch
Bob Mayer
Don Christian
Gary Garahan
Connors Tops Farrell in Wimbleton Ennis Opens
Jim Connors of Belleville Illinois defeated Mark Farrell of Britain 6-4 6-3 6-4 in the first round of the Wimbleton Ennis Championships men's singles at Wimbledon.
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Wimbleton
Eng
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Mark Farrell
Britain
Scales Removed From Fish Regenerate Quickly Preservation Note
Scales taken to determine fish age do not harm the fish. Removal is brief and the scales regenerate rapidly through natural regrowth.
Golden Seals To Stay in Oakland
Chicago AP report says Charles C. Finley failed to move the California Golden Seals from Oakland to Indianapolis as the NHL voted 13 against, 2 for, 1 absent. Finley, dejected, eyed a league buyout at $6 million after paying about $5 million. he may pursue a suit.
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Chicago
Charles C. Finley
National Hockey League
California Golden Seals
Oakland
Indianapolis
Finley
Philadelphia
NHL
Colts Acquire Guard Elmer Collett From 49ers
Baltimore sends to San Francisco for offensive guard Elmer Collett in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Elmer Collett
San Francisco 49Ers
Oswego Racquet Club Sets Netmen State Meets
The Oswego Racquet Club will hold meetings at the reserved courts at State University College at Oswego tonight and Thursday evening. A spokesman said new members are welcome to attend either or both gatherings.
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Netmen State
Oswego
State University College
Thrills Galore Last Night For Little Leaguers
Local Little League action at Crisafulli Park saw Davis Brothers Meats edge Seaway Supply 9 8 in a late rally as Triplets toppled Elks 8 5. Rick Henderson earned the win for Davis with seven hits allowed, while Mike Clary led the Triplets with key hits in a three run seventh. At Lagoe Field Quality Plumbing beat Westons 4 3 on an unearned run in the final inning, and Goldberg's defeated Moose 14 7 behind a 10 hit output from their lineup.
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Crisafulli Park
Davis Brothers Meats
Seaway Supply
Elks
Rick Henderson
Davis
Harold Russ
Tom Iorizzo
Tom Scaccia
Sam _ Henderson
Rick Allen
Allen
Matt Coffey
Bill Hill
Tom Miceli
Russ
Iorizzo
Mike Bradshaw
Herm Rodriguez
Mike Clary
Brian Gorman
Jerry Brown
Roy
Larry Blum
Brown
Tom Galvin
The
Mark Masulica
Joe Bellardini
Ed Hoefer
John Burnham
Lagoe Field
Quality Plumbing
Westons
Goldberg
Moose
Chris McCarthy
Dave Ahart
Bill Hammond
Randy Rourke
Dan Pitcher
Tom Weigelt
Mike Crispino
Chuck Spataro
Tim Fafferty
Dave Wolbert
Mark Crispino
Jerry Fitzgibbons
Moose Twirles
Chuck Regano
Rick Ormsby
Fed Scaglione
Joe Nosky
Dave Green
Tim Callen
Kevin Farrell
Bob Connelly
Bob DeAmbra
Mark Dawson
Callen
Butch Clark
Ray Place
Ormsby
Don
Strong Charlies Trim Chieftains
Charleston powered by homers from Dave Augustine and Ed Ott beat Syracuse 5-2 in International League action. Ott homered for the third time this season as Charleston built four late runs to seal the win behind Chris Zachary in his seventh victory. Tidewater defeated Pawtucket 6-2 in the other scheduled game.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Dave Augustine
Ed Ott
Syracuse
Pawtucket
Tides
Ott
Charlies
Chris Zachary
John Glass
Ernie's Police Club Tops Samson's Chaparral in City Softball
Ernie's Police Club opened with eight runs in the first inning and kept the lead to defeat Samson's Chaparral 12-8. Lake City Police Club then beat the Elks 7-3 and Mac's Place No 1 edged Laura's 4-2 in the City Softball League at Fort Ontario with standings and schedule from Official Scorer Ron Todd.
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Ernie
Samson
Chaparral
Fort Ontario
Lake City Police Club
Elks
Mac
Laura's
Ron Todd
National League L 'Carson’s
Sicceseses
FE Signorile’s
Eas Eaeuber
Papertromies
Seeeereee
Sereno’s
Shacki
Mac’s
Buckland’s Grill
Weno's
Crerecteseersaess
Jocko'e Veeesessee
McCarthy’s
Eees
Morabito’s
Csessessee
Alcan Lakers
Ceesssesee
Shacks
Ernie’s
Cesses Lake City Police Club
Elksee
Ener Renee
Laufa’s
Cal Samson’s Chaparral
International West Ferris Wheel
Broadwell’s
Misty Lounge
Foley’s
Sun0co
Seeeees
International East ‘Oswego
Alcan Jets
Seeeeeess Hammermill
Signorile’s
McCarthy
Hammermill
Jocko’s
Weno’s
Foley
Sunoco
Shacki Patch
Rest
Papertronics
Ferris Wheel
Oaly
al Ferguson
Joe Mangano
Dave Naramore
Gary Day
Ernie Adams
Bruce Franklin
Jim Sampson
Chapparrals
Ray Drake
Dan LaMay
Dan Fox
Pete Welsh
Howard Samson
Carl Upcraft
Jim Samson
George Montondo
Bill Somers
Don Smith
Dick Lower
Tony Demperio
Jim Stevenson
Dick Cafalone
Tom Himes
Dan Sullivan
John
Kevin Stark
Charlie Carpenter
Laura
Kevin Riley
Fred Smith
Rich Pelow
Mal Parkhurst
Paul Bradshaw
Tom Schaffer
Ralph Clark
UCLA names Duvall Hecht as freshman crew coach
Duvall Hecht, 1956 Olympic rowing gold medalist and founder of the sport at Menlo College and UC Irvine, is appointed UCLA freshman crew coach. Hecht began rowing at Stanford in the early 1950s and competed in the 1952 and 1956 Olympics, winning gold in the pair without coxswain at Melbourne.
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Los Angeles
Duvall Hecht
UCLA
Hecht
Menlo College
Uc-Irvine
Stanford
United States
Melbourne
Australia
Tidewater Triumph Highlighted by Fritz Triple
In the big seventh inning Larry Fritz doubled the Tidewater comeback tripling to spark a four run burst and secure the win. Tonight Pawtucket visits Tidewater Syracuse goes to Charleston Peninsula plays a doubleheader at Richmond and Toledo travels to Rochester.
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Tidewater
Larry Fritz
Tides
Pawtucket
Syracuse
Charleston
Peninsula
Richmond
Toledo
Rochester
Wimbledon Opens as Stars Sit Out Boycott
At Wimbledon the absence of many top men shifts focus to the women led by Margaret Court aiming for a second Grand Slam. Court faces Karen Krantzcke while Billie Jean King meets Lucia Bassi as Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert struggle for form amid the ATP boycott and mixed crowd reactions. Ilie Nastase and Roger Taylor provide contrasting scenes as crowds react to the protest.
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London
Margaret Court
West Germany
Bjorn Borg
Premjit Lall
India
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Engand
Mark Farrell
Wimbledon
ATP
Yuogslavia
Nikki Pilic
Nastase
England
Roger Taylor
Taylor
France
Jean Louis Haflet
Steamboat Fulton Named Public Relations Head for A's
Robert Steamboat Fulton 37 former Mississippi sports writer and last year publicist for the Memphis ABA teams was named director of public relations and promotion for the Oakland Athletics. Oakland also announced R Dennis Ford as assistant to the controller. Ford previously served the Memphis Tams. Fulton played two years of minor league baseball and scouted semi pro for the Yankees.
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Oakland
Robert “Steamboat” Fulton
Jackson
Meridian
Mississippi
Memphis
American Basketball Association
Oakland Athletics
Fulton
R. Dennis Ford
A’s
Ford
Memphis Tams
Charles O. Finley
Providence, R. I
New York Yankees
NFL Owners and Players Clash Over Urine Tests
At the annual owners meeting in New York a clash looms over possible NFL urine testing to deter drug abuse. The NFL Players Association opposes the idea as privacy invasion, while Rozelle plans to push the issue amid recent drug rumors. Players deny widespread drug use. the union rejects unilateral action and seeks due process.
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New York
National Football League
Park Avenue
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
NFL Players Association
United States
Associated Press
Players Association
Chicago
Seals Move Request Rejected by NHL
The National Hockey League refused Charles C. Finley's bid to relocate the California Golden Seals from Oakland to Indianapolis. The denial keeps the team in Oakland as the league continues to oversee franchise stability and market positioning.
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Hockey
Balimore
National Hockey League
Charles C. Finley
California Golden Seals
Oakland
Indianapolis
Oswego Pro-Member Title Won By McCoy Murchie McCormack And Burritt
Gray Pro-Member tournament at Oswego CC featured perfect weather and a sparkling best ball win by Jim McCoy Dick Burritt Bob McCormack and Bob Murchie with a 54. Bob Klink fired 69 to lead pros. several groups tied for second with 56. notable eagle by Nick Sterio on 18.
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Oswego Country Club
Bob Klink
Dick Burritt
Jim
Gray
McCoy
Murchie
McCormack
Burritt
Frank Lisk
Jim McCoy
Bob McCormack
Bob Murchie
Binghamton Country Club
Larry Kelly
Camillus Country Club
Jim Collins
John Walcott
Zeke Vona
Lewis Adesso
Newman Park
Bill Dowdle
Bill Shigley
Seward Salisbury
Stan Lisk
Lakeshore Yacht & Country Club
Norm Santoro
Harry Cook
Bill Green
Jim Doherty
Beaver Meadows Country Club
Frank Williams
Bud Coward
Dave Nellis
al Morley
IBM Country Club
Frank Plata Sr
Ed Lisk Jr
Bruce Whitney
Klink
Bill Grygiel Jr
Seneca Country Club
Jerry Steelsmith
Bellvue Country Club
Ed Kroll
Cooperstown Country Club
Nick Sterio
Oswego
Sterno
Standings and schedules reflect tight pennant race across leagues
Major league standings show Chicago leading the East with 42 wins while Montreal trails. West features Los Angeles and Houston tied for 47 and 42 wins respectively. Monday results include Pittsburgh and Chicago wins. coming games list key matchups with Walker, Stoneman, Hooton, Carlton, and Niekro among pitchers.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
York
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Chicago
New York
Walker
Stoneman
Hooton
Koosman
Gibson
Folkers
Carlton
Rutven
Grimsley
Wilson
Sutton
Jones
Niekro
Bradley
Wednestley
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Texas
Oakland
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Dobson
Stom
Seelbach
Tiant
Hamilton
Merritt
Palmer
Colborn
Decker
Wood
Kansas City Dragon
Trojans Stay Undefeated Through Week One In NY Penn League
Batavia Trojans win their third straight beating Auburn Phils 10 5 as Gary Blaylock hits a grand slam and Brian Canfield adds a three run shot. Elmira Pioneers drop their third in Niagara Falls 7 6 while Jamestown tops Oneonta 6 5 and Newark edges Geneva 8 7 in ten innings with Sam Killingsworth delivering the go ahead homer and score.
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Batavia Trojans
Elmira Pioneers
New York-Pennsylvania Baseball League
Trojans
Auburn Phils
Elmira
Niagara Falls Pirates
Jamestown
Oneonta
Newark
Geneva
Batavia
Gary Blaylock
Brian Canfield
Niagara Falls
Pirates
Pioneers
Doug Melvin
Melvin
Alexei Ramirez
Tom Kettinger
Yankees
Jamestown Expos
Gary Roenicke
Dave Gaynor
Sam Killingsworth
Jerry Costain
Mike Robinson
Tom Widmar
Twins
Deer Group Behavior Shifts With Seasons
In summer whitetail deer stay in small family groups while winter prompts large herds for survival. The change reflects social and resource considerations across seasons.
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Bosox
Tribe
Perry Halts
Skein
Yanks
National League
Richie Hebner
Rennie Stennett
Hebner
al Oliver
Stargell
Willie Stargell
Mike Rogodzinski
Philadelpha
Rogodzinsi
Claude Osteen
Jim Brewer
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
Ken Forsch
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
American League
Ryan
Vada Pinson
Nolan Ryan
Angels
Royals
Sonny Siebert
Siever
Steve Foucault
Rangers
Siebert
Ken Holtzman
Jeff Burroughs
Toby Harrah
Lakers
Golden Seals
Strong Charlies
Trim Chieftains
Ernie's Police Club
Hong Kong
N. Y
T. M. Tony
Caros Oswego, N. Y
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