Wimbledon Spotlight On Women
In a Wimbledon day affected by the ATP boycott, top contenders Margaret Court and Billie Jean King dominate the women’s draw. Court seeks a Grand Slam return, facing Karen Krantzeke while King meets Lucia Bassi. Evert and Goolagong also loom as threats amid mixed form. Meanwhile, Nastase, Borg and Connors shine on the men’s side as the boycott centers on Pilic. A new Moby Dick statue rises in New Bedford’s downtown mall, echoing whaling history.
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League Leaders in American and National League batting
AP league leaders include Blomberg and Horton atop batting in the AL with averages above .340. Mayberry leads runs with 53 and Jackson drives 51 RBIs. Bonds tops NL batting at .357, with Stargell and Aaron among leaders in homers, and Morgan and Cedeno pace stolen bases. Pitching figures show Colborn’s 2.01 ERA and N Ryan’s 164 strikeouts.
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Aaron Doubts 714th HR This Season Says Record Likely Next Year
Aaron says he doubts matching Babe Ruth's career homer record this season and may need the second half hot stretch. He has 19 homers, 22 behind Ruth's 714, and hints at finishing career next year around age 41 with a possible front office role.
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Grueling Week Grinds On For NFL Owners
New York AP reports NFL owners endured a strenuous week at Park Avenue as officials urged colleagues to push through continuing negotiations and committee meetings aiming to resolve key league issues. The tense sessions centered on labor talks, scheduling, and governance as leaders sought a path forward.
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Bank Girls Romp 16-0 in Ottawa softball rout
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa dominated Williamsburg 16-0 as pitcher Teri McIntosh struck out nine and Kim Miller homered to extend her streak. Williamsburg’s J Collins took the loss. Peoples improves to 7-1 and hosts Osawatomie at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Forest Park diamond.
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