Americans Reinforce U S Track Team For Soviet Meet
Seven more Americans arrived at the last minute to bolster the U S men's track squad facing the Soviet Union Friday in Kiev. Lee Calhoun said more arrivals were hoped for before races start as the team regrouped after the meet was initially canceled and then resumed. The women’s team was complete and the group cobbled together mini teams from Europe with requests for extra contestants from New York.
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Cottrell Named SMU Assistant Coach In Dallas
Steve Cottrell, 31, becomes SMU's new assistant basketball coach announced by SMU Athletic Director Dick Davis. He previously served three years as Sonny Allen's assistant at Old Dominion. Allen will keep Dan Burnstein as assistant. Lewis Orr will not be retained.
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Gilbert leads Milwaukee Open as weather suspends round
Art Wall, Masters champion, paced five birdies on the back nine to reach 10 under with one hole to play when lightning and rain halted the second round of the Greater Milwaukee Open. Gibby Gilbert and Ken Still led at 9 under 135 after completing rounds minutes before the suspension. Wall and about two dozen others could not finish. play to resume next morning with 8:30 a.m. CDT start and a possible 11 a.m. restart of the third round if weather allows.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
Thursday results show Chicago 3 Oakland 2 California 7 Minnesota 6 Cleveland 3 New York 2 Baltimore Milwaukee 3 Boston 2. Friday games feature multiple matchups including Texas at Minnesota and Boston at Cleveland. Saturday and Sunday schedules list key interleague and division clashes across cities like Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore New York and California Oakland.
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Penguins Sold to Columbus Executive for 3.8 Million
A federal judge approved the sale of the Pittsburgh Penguins to Albert A. Savill of Columbus, Ohio, for 3.8 million dollars in cash. The court will review the deal at a hearing and Savill pledged to keep the NHL club in Pittsburgh.
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Bowling Scores And Standings From Tuesday Summer Mixed
In Tuesday Summer Mixed bowling Pizza Hut beat Team 7 while Team 6 defeated Team 1 Beachcomber beat Team 2 and Team 3 downed Team 5 Brad Tanner led with 501 series for Team 1 Billy Tims 481 for Team 2 Erling Smith 527 for Team 3 Laverne Pfahl 474 for Team 5 Ricky Burton 538 for Team 6 Marty Garcia 159 for Team 7 Jim Mooney 449 and Ray Fitzgerald 421 for Team 7 Archies Massoletti 518 for Pizza Hut Beachcomber 193 518 split conversions included several 3 10 5 7 4 5 7 5 6 10 and Recycling line items show league standings with Beachcomber at 18 9 and Team 7 at 7 21.
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Lafayette Drillers sweep Mets in twin bill 4-3 and 7-3
Lafayette's double D pairing sparked a doubleheader sweep of Jackson as Julio Division hurled a 4-3 opener win and Jay Dillard pitched a two hitter in the nightcap for a 7-3 victory. Rick D Inncenzio added five hits and three RBIs for the Drillers.
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Billie Jean King Faces Evonne Goolagong Cawley In Wimbledon Final
Billie Jean King, 31, pursues a sixth Wimbledon singles title in a potential record tying final, while Evonne Goolagong Cawley, 23, seeks independence after personal upheaval and a semifinal win over Margaret Court. Court lauds Cawagley’s form as she aims to upset the veteran in a classic clash.
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Roundup 13 fuels Kaat’s strong start with 13th win
Jim Kaat became the majors first 13 game winner as the White Sox edged the A’s 4 2. Kaat allowed 11 hits but 2 runs in 813 innings. Joe Coleman struggled for Detroit, taking his 4th loss in 16 decisions as the Tigers beat the Orioles 9 5. Bert Campaneris tripled and Joe Rudi drove in a run for Oakland. Willie Horton homered and Mickey Stanley added a three run shot for Detroit. Brewers beat Red Sox 3 2 when Fred Lynn error allowed Robin Yount to score in 10th. Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee and Cecil Cooper for Boston. Indians 3 Yankees 2 as Don Hood held Cleveland to three hits. Boog Powell’s sixth inning homer helped Cleveland end New York’s five game skid. Royals 10 Rangers 5 as Mayberry and Solaita power KC. Angels 7 Twins 6 with Ryan’s rough start.
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Connors Advances After Dominant Semifinal Showing
Evonne King ousted defending champion Chris Evert 2-6 6-2 6-3 in a dramatic semifinal. Connors defeated Roscoe Tanner 6-4 6-1 6-4 in the other semifinal, while Arthur Ashe impressed in a three hour semifinal against Tony Roche as crowds endured long waits for the final.
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Billie Jean King Wins Wimbledon Girls Title Again
Billie Jean King cruised to the Wimbledon girls championship defeating Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6 0 6 1 in 38 minutes. The victory marks King’s sixth girls title at the famed tournament in London England.
Padres Pitcher Jones Loses No-Hitter In Tight Win
Randy Jones of the San Diego Padres pitched a one-hitter through eight innings before a two-base error and a single run gave Cincinnati a lead. The Padres rallied to win 2-1 as Ed Armbrister scored the decisive run. Other NL results: Mets beat Cubs 4-0, Phillies 7-4 over Cardinals, Dodgers 7-1 past Giants, Pirates 5-1 over Expos.
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Royals hit 11 homers in three games vs Rangers
In Arlington, the Royals blasted Texas for 11 home runs across the series, winning 10-5 on Thursday to take the set 2-1. John Mayberry homered for the fifth time in the series, Freddie Patek and Tony Solaita also homered, while Mayberry praised his hot streak as he drives in runs with power.
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Major League Leaders Across Baseball By Associated Press
Major League batting and pitching leaders are listed for both American and National Leagues. Notables include Carew and Lynn leading in runs and hits, Bonds and Luzinski among home run leaders, and Messersmith with top strikeouts. The text shares context from a game where Solaita and Patek homered, noting a stadium-record homering burst by Mayberry and key hits by Spencer and Randle off Al Fitzmorris.
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Reds lead 1975 NL All Star balloting with Bench ahead
Cincinnati star Johnny Bench dominates as the Reds claim four starting spots and Los Angeles holds one in the 1975 NL All Star selections. Joe Morgan and Dave Concepcion pull strong votes while a heated race unfolds for remaining outfield and infield slots. Balloting ends July 6 ahead of the July 15 game in Milwaukee.
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