National League dominates with 7-1 All-Star win
In Kansas City the National League defeated the American League 7-1 at Royals Stadium. Johnny Bench Bobby Bonds and Willie Davis homered as Sparky Anderson finally beat his former rival league and Bonds was named MVP amid a strong NL performance in the 44th All-Star Game.
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Kansas City
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson
Nationals
Johnny Bench
Bobby Bonds
Willie Davis
Reggie Jackson
Amos Otis
Americans
Bonds
San Francisco
Gosh
Davis
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Dick Williams
Oakland
Williams
Weiskopf Returns as Canadian Open Opens in Montreal
British Open champion Tom Weiskopf leads a strong international field at the Canadian Open in Montreal. The $175,000 event at Richelieu Valley Golf Club starts Thursday with a $35,060 first prize and features stars like Nicklaus Trevino Palmer Snead Littler and Crampton. Final rounds air on CBCTV in Canada only.
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Montreal
Tom Weiskopf
Richelieu Valley Golf Club
Canada
Jack Nicklaus
Barbara
Johnny Miller
Weiskopf
Tommy Aaron Masters
Gary Play
Texas League leaders hold with Tuesday night wins
San Antonio beat Midland 9-2 as Jeff Newman homered and a 14-hit San Antonio attack propelled the Aces to the victory. Memphis topped Shreveport 7-1 with Benny Ayala and Terry Deremer homering. El Paso defeated Amarillo 9-4 as Danny Brigg homered and Bob Allietta drove in the key runs.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Memphis
Jeff Newman
Midland
Benny Ayala
Terry Deremer
Aces
Shreveport
el Paso
Amarillo
Alexandria
Arkansas
Jim Moyer
Todd Jackson
University of Oklahoma
Danny Brigg
Bob Allietta
Sun Kings
Army fields 20 varsity sports across seasons
Army at West Point fields 20 intercollegiate programs annually. Fall sports include football soccer and cross country. winter events cover basketball fencing gymnastics hockey indoor track pistol rifle skiing squash swimming and wrestling. spring features basketball golf lacrosse tennis and track.
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West Point
N.Y
Army
Softball Association awards year end trophies and officers
Girls playing on the Softball Association teams this year received individual player awards at the annual awards day program Friday. The event at the softball park also presented team trophies to winning squads and plaques of appreciation to coaches. Officers for the next season were named: Tommy Peer president, Glenna Thomas vice president, Alice Flores secretary, and Raul Espado umpire in chief.
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Softball Association
Tommy Peer
Glenna Thomas
Alice Flores
Raul Espado
Girl’s Softball Association
Trans-Pecos All Stars Meet Fort Worth in 7 p.m. Sectional
Trans-Pecos Colt League All-Stars face Last Fort Worth All-Stars at 7 p.m. Thursday in Fort Worth as the four-team sectional tournament opens at Trinity Field. Trans-Pecos earned entry by beating El Paso in area play and Abilene in district action. The sectional winner goes to the regional in Oklahoma City on August 1, with the ultimate winner advancing to the world series in Florida.
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Trans-Pecos Colt League
Fort Worth
Florida
Trans-Pecos Colt League seek funds for Fort Worth trip
Officials announce a fundraising drive for the Trans- Pecos Colt League team headed to Fort Worth. Individuals may contact Bob Bowlin at 447 2841 Ed Cravey at 445 2315 or Allen Jones at 447 2606 to contribute any amount.
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Fort Worth
Bob Bowlin
Ed Cravey
Allen Jones
Evert Returns as No 1 Seed in Marie O Clark Memorial
Cleveland officials spotlights 18 year old Chris Evert at the Marie O Clark Memorial Tennis Tournament in Cleveland. The Fort Lauderdale teen, once misnamed Everett, rose from obscurity to lead the U S team to the Wightman Cup and eye a strong run after Wimbledon routs. Evert speaks calmly at news conference and aims to add another title while reflecting on past finals with Billie Jean King and plans for a possible match with Bobby Riggs.
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Cleveland
Chris Evert
Marie O. Clark
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Everett
U.S
Great Britain
Little Miss Cool
Billie Jean King
Bank of
Miss Evert
Mr. King
Margaret Court
Bobby Riggs
Mrs. Court
Pecos Pony League to Play Lubbock Tonight
The Pecos all stars meet a Lubbock team in the second game of a double header in Lubbock at 8 30 p m. Pecos earned advancement by defeating Andrews and El Paso in the Pecos tournament last week. Ten Michigan State players were picked in the first 17 rounds of the 1973 NFL draft.
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Pecos Pony League
Lubbock
Pecos
Michigan State
National Football League
Cowboys Frontline Strength Kept Strong By Landry praise
Cowboys coach Tom Landry insists Dallas frontline power rivaling Washington. Veteran Bob Lilly drives the Doomsday Defense amid off season shifts as Morton and Lilly seek contract clarity and team unity grows in camp.
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Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Dale
Bob Lilly
Lilly
Corral
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Washington
Landry
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NFL
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