Pole credits specs with Chicago win
Dick Pole, a Trout Creek, Michigan right-hander, credits contact lenses for improved sight at the plate after Boston beat Chicago 4-0 Tuesday night. Other AL scores: Kansas City 5 Cleveland 2, Milwaukee 5 Oakland 4, Baltimore 6 Texas 3, New York 5 Minnesota 4, Detroit 8 California 4. Pole wore contacts for the first time in the game.
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Dick Pole
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Milwaukee
Oakland
Baltimore
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New York
Minnesota
Detroit
California
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Red Sox
Snead Keeps Chase Alive For U S Open
Sam Snead, 63, opened qualifying in Charlotte with 66 at Myers Park and 76 at Charlotte Country Club, posting 142 total to stay under the 145 cutoff as he pursues the U S Open title that has eluded him for 31 years.
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Associated Press
Sam Snead
Snead
Sammy
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N.C
Myers Park Country Club
Charlotte Country Club
Lee Worsham
Mamaroneck
N.Y
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Terry Dill
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Julius Boros
Gene Littler
Chicago
Dean Lind
Homewood
Ill
Bob Augustine
Lake Forest
Claude Harmon Jr
Bettendorf
Iowa
Bob Panaciuk
Tecumseh
Ont
Detroit
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Madison
N.J
New York
Greenwich
Charley Sifford
Fred Clark
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Earl Anthony wins PBA National Championship in Los Angeles
Earl Anthony of Tacoma tops the Brunswick PBA National Championship in Los Angeles adding $9,000 to his 1975 winnings and bringing his total to $68,560. He has appeared in 15 national TV events this year and made the finals 11 times.
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Ohio
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Professional Bowlers Association
Anthony
Los Angeles
Lester Polo shines in first Boston start with three hit, eight K shutout
Rookie Jim Rice powers a 3 run homer in the first as Boston beat the Angels 4 0. Juan Beniquez adds an insurance run in the fifth. Royals beat Indians 5 2 with Mayberry driving in two and Leonard earning the win. Brewers top A s 5 4 as Garcia drives in two. Orioles 6 Rangers 3 behind Torrez who wins for first time since May 14. Yankees 5 Twins 4 Bonds leads off with homer in 8th. Tigers 8 Angels 5 after ninth inning surge.
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Jim Rice
Polo
Lloyd Allen
Rice
Juan Beniquez
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Indians
John Mayberry
al Cowens
Kansas City
Dennis Leonard
Fritz Peterson
Brewers
A’s
Pedro Garcia
John Briggs
Richard Todd
Milwaukee
Reggie Jackson
Orioles
Rangers
Dave Duncan
Mike Torrez
Tommie Davis
Lee May
Baltimore
Torrez
Willie Davis
Yankees
TWINS
Bobby Bonds
Alex Johnson
New York
Bonds
Eddie Yost
Steve Brye
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Tigers
Angels
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Dan Meyer
Gary Sutherland
Willie Horton
Lee Stanton
California
Toyah Vikings sweep Kermit in Sunday doubleheader
Toyah semi-pro Viking baseballers defeated Kermit Firebirds in a Sunday doubleheader winning 12-7 and 10-7. Joe Mendoza earned the opener win with Calanchi Franco and Machuca delivering key hits. Franco got the nightcap win while Mendoza Machuca Abila and Calanchi supplied the offense. The Toyah squad heads to Monahans for a 2 p.m. clash with the All-Star nine.
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Ed Franco
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Franco
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Machuca
Carlos Abila
Calanchi
Monahans
All-Star Nine
First Baptists Lead Slow Pitch Season at Midpoint
First Baptist Church holds a 5-0 slow pitch softball record at the season midpoint with five games left in the 10 game schedule. West Park sits 3-1 in second, Calvary is 2-2 in third, while Church of Christ and First Presbyterian trail. Thursday doubleheader at Jaycee Park features Santa Rosa and First Presbyterian in the 6 pm opener and Calvary vs leader at 8 pm. A round robin tournament will follow the regular schedule ending June 30.
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First Baptist
West Park
Calvary
Church of Christ
First Presbyterian
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa
Jaycee Park
Identities Sought For LL Photos In Enterprise
Little League coaches must identify players for team photos in the Enterprise. Teams needing IDs include Yankees Cats Oilers Dodgers Red Sox Giants Barstow Indians and Sports. Coaches may visit the Enterprise office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to identify players.
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Oilers
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Red Sox
Giants
Barstow
Sports
Reed Leads Cardinals Past Braves In 4-2 Win
Ron Reed, once with Atlanta, started against his old teammates for St. Louis and guided the Cardinals to a 4-2 victory. He nearly walked into the wrong dugout but corrected course as his pitches settled after the third inning.
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Ron Reed
Reed
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Atlanta
Calvary Baptist and First Baptist clash in local games
A busy sports slate features Buffs against Cubs at 6 p.m. and Oilers facing Missions at 8 p.m. at Sample Field, Red Sox meeting Yankees at Lions Field, and Santa Rosa versus Presbyterian at Jaycee Park, plus Calvary Baptist versus First Baptist at 8 p.m. at Rifle and Pistol Club. A Sunday trap shoot is planned at 2 p.m. with registration starting at 1 p.m. at the rifle range.
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Sample
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Missions
Red Sox
Yankees
Lions Field
Cardinals
Bears
Lions
Santa Rosa
Presbyterian
Jaycee Park
Calvary Baptist
First Baptist
Nine-Run Burst Lifts Jackson Past El Paso 13-10
Jackson erupted for nine runs in the fifth inning to topple El Paso 13-10 on Tuesday. Jim Kidder and Mike Agosto hit three-run triples as Tom Tyler improved to win. El Paso connected two homers by Dave Christiansen and Paul Dade in a losing effort.
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Atlanta
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Melendez
Reitz
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Madlock
Don Kessinger
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Padres
Mike Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Luzinski
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Joe Morgan
Gary Nolan
Dodgers
EXPOS
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Don Sutton
Associated Press
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el Paso
Lafayette
San Antonio
Alexandria
Midland
Shreveport
Arkansas
Dave Christiansen
Paul Dade
Jim Kidder
Mike Agosto
Tom Tyler
Tom Whiteley
RBI
Mitchell Page
Tom Thomas
Steve Williams
Randy Hopkins
Travelers
Doug Clarey
Steve Waterbury
Tucker Ashford
Mike Dupree
Joey Martin
Tommy Smith
Manny Latigua
Lafayete
Rules prohibit discrimination Intercollegiate program changes
The NCAA says new Title IX rules may end long standing intercollegiate programs. Michael Scott warns that revenue sports like football and basketball must be allowed to support other sports. HEW Secretary Weinberger says the regulations aim to curb discrimination against women without disrupting college life.
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HEW
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