Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League East standings updated with Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington and Oakland in division lists. Saturday results include New York over Boston and Baltimore dominating Cleveland. Sunday wrap shows New York Boston Baltimore Washington Oakland and Minnesota games with notable extras. National League results feature Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Montreal Montreal and San Francisco Los Angeles matchups with wins and scores. All-star game set for Detroit Tuesday night.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Wash
Oakland
Kan
City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Washington
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadel
Montreal
San Fran
Los Ang
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Houk
Yankees
Red Sox
Orioles
Tigers
A’s
Brewers
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Dobson
Ed Farmer
Steve Hargan
Merv Rettenmund
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Roy White
Ron Blomberg
Thurman Munson
Ray Culp
Gene Michael
Horace Clarke
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Conigliaro
Yastrzemski
Tony
Angels
Johnson
Cowboys Begin Training Camp With Veterans Leading
Cowboys open camp in Thousand Oaks as Roger Staubach and Craig Morton report alongside the bulk of the squad. Landry sets Friday as reporting deadline while one holdout persists. Rookies practice earlier. two minor groin injuries surface among Wallace and Walker. Leroy Kelly leads active rushing with 5,209 yards. Bill Brown 5,192. Gale Sayers 4,918. Jim Nance 4,860.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Landry
Rod Wallace
New Mexico
Pat Walker
Delaware
Cleveland
Leroy Kelly
Kelly
Minnesota
Bill Brown
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Jim Nance
New England
Weekend Fights in Valencia End with Points Decision
In Valencia Venezuela Vicente Paul Rondon aged 185 outpointed John Griffin from Cleveland 181 a ten round bout results in a close decision with Rondon claiming victory in the weekend program.
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Associated Press
Valencia
Venezuela
Vicente Paul Rondon
Caracas
John Griffin
Cleveland
Orioles coast past Indians as Dobson wins 10th
Baltimore defeated Cleveland 7 1 and Pat Dobson earned his 10th victory as the Orioles widened their lead in the AL East. The win followed a six-run seventh inning. The article also notes Yankees dominance, NL results, and obituaries including Alvin Gatlin and Earl Johnson.
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Baltimore
Indians
Dobson
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Pat Dobson
Orioles
Cleveland
Trevino wins British Open sets up Western Open bid
Lee Trevino claimed the British Open crown at Royal Birkdale with a 278 14 under par, edging Liang Huan Lu and Tony Jacklin who finished 284 and 280. The American then headed to Chicago for the Western Open as one of golf’s current dominant figures alongside Nicklaus Palmer and Player.
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Southport
England
Lee Trevino
Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Trevino
U.S
Palmer
Nicklaus
Cassius Clay
Royal Birkdale
Irish Sea
Muhammad Ali-Clay
Taiwan
Liang Huan Lu
Tony Jacklin
Britain
U. S
Jacklin
Football physicals scheduled for Pe cos Eagle teams
Tomorrow night at 7 30 p m in the high school gymnasium football hopefuls from the Pe cos Eagle varsity and B team must undergo free physical examinations. The sessions are mandatory under University Interscholastic League rules for eligible players.
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Pecos Eagle
14 Year-Old Shane Gould Dominates Santa Clara Meet
Four world records and a near 800-meter mark highlight Shane Gould’s sweeping wins in Santa Clara. The 14-year-old Australian set 400m, 100m, and 200m freestyle records while nearly toppling the 800m record. Grah am Windeatt and Nikolai Pankin also claimed multiple events as foreigners dominated 13 of 24 finals.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Shane Gould
Sydney
London
Graham Windeatt
Nikolai Pankin
Galina Stepanova
Pankin
Brian Job
Santa Clara Swim Club
Stepanova
Miss Gould
Job
John Kinsella
Debbie Meyer
Alice Jones
U.S
Houston
George Haines
U. S
America
Mark Spitz
Spitz
Sacramento
Johnson Power: Phillies Beat Expos in Four Homer Game
Deron Johnson hit three homers in a game for the first time in his career, driving in five runs as the Phillies defeated Montreal. The feat tied a major league record with four consecutive homers over two games, and Johnson’s totals raised his season to 21 and career to 171. Cincinnati and Chicago also posted wins as the league action continued.
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Tom McCraw
Davie Nelson
Senators
Tigers
McCraw
Frank Howard
Elliott Maddox
Nelson
Eddie Brinkman
Maddox
Norm Cash
Detroit
Mike Epstein
Oakland
Tommy Davis
Rick Monday
Angels
Dick Green
Jim Nettles
Twins
Royals
Minnesota
George Mitterwald
Nettles
White Sox
Ray Corbe
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Marty Pattin
Chicago
John Morris
Ted Kubiak
Wilbur Wood
Ed Herrman
Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Deron Johnson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Montreal
Johnson
New York Mets
San Diego
Cubs
Padres
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Brewers
California
A’s
Expos
Tim McCarver
Mc Carver
Cincinnati
Mets
New York
Reds
Gary Nolan
Tony Perez
Tom Seaver
Perez
Nune
Milt Pappas
Johnny Callison
Ivan Murrell
Ed Spiezio
RBI
Dodgers
Giants
al Downing
Joe Ferguson
Willie Davis
Manny Mota
Downing
Unitas reports to camp with Colts amid comeback hopes
Johnny Unitas, 38, joins the Baltimore Colts at Western Maryland College for the opening of NFL training camp amid injury recovery. Coach Don McCafferty says Unitas remains on the roster. Browns Chargers Saints Oilers camps also open with rookies and veterans. Rain disrupts Browns practice while Chargers and Saints note roster moves and injuries.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Colts
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Baltimore
John
Don McCafferty
McCafferty
Cleveland Browns
San Diego Chargers
New Orleans Saints
Houston Oilers
NFL
Nick Skorich
Browns
Cleveland
Hiram
Ohio
Billy Parks
Long Beach State
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Chargers
Levine
Calif
Lon Woodward
San Diego State
Saints
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ed Hughes
Houston
Oilers
Kerrville
Tex
Floyd Rice
Conigliaro quits baseball amid eye problems and decline
Tony Conigliaro, the former Red Sox slugger, announces retirement citing a failing eye and diminishing sight after years of injury and recent struggles with the Angels. He recalls his 1964 24 homer rookie season and 1967 eye damage that curtailed his career, saying health is more important than money.
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Boston
Tony Coneigliaro
Boston Red Sox
California
Tony C
Richie
Tony
Red Sox
Conigliaro
Angels
RBI
Oakland
Spot Bowling Aids Putt Technique From Alley Marks
The article explains spotting a target on the line to the hole by focusing on a spot a few feet ahead of the ball. It suggests choosing a divot or similar mark and rolling smoothly over that point rather than aiming directly at the hole. The method is proposed as a potential alternative for golfers to try.
Frank Beard golf tips offered in Pecos ad
The ad promotes Frank Beard's golf tips as a permanent reference in his book Shaving Strokes. Readers are asked to send their name and address plus $1 to Shaving Strokes c/o Pecos Enterprise P O Box 489 Dept 797 Radio City Station New York NY 10919.
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Frank Beard
c/o Pecos Enterprise
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
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