Long Beach Players Named to U S National Volleyball Team
Miles Pabst and Gerald Gregory from Long Beach are among 12 selected to join the U S national volleyball squad. The team heads Thursday to Japan for the Tokyo international tournament, joined by Doug Beal Jim Jams Kirk Kilgore Gus Mee Rick Niemi Danny Patterson Tom Read Bill Wardrop Byron Shewamian Jon Roberts and others.
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Bando Explodes Then Delivers Grand Slam for A’s
Sal Bando roared at Alvin Dark after an 11-3 loss to the Angels, then redeemed himself with a sixth career grand slam in the eighth inning. Dark, calm, accepted the outburst and praised Bando's class as Oakland padded its lead to clinch the win. Rivers added three hits for the Angels, who squandered early chances and slipped further in the West standings.
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Gibson's 241st win secures doubleheader sweep for Cardinals
Ted Simmons blasted a three run homer and Jim Dwyer added a tital major league homer as the St. Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates after a 4 0 victory. Bob Gibson earned his 241st career win, moving to the all time active leader in victories, tying with Juan Marichal. He struck out 2 988 to approach the 3 000 strikeout milestone. In the opener the Cardinals scored four consecutive singles around an error, with Ken Reitz driving in Luis Melendez and Bake McBride scoring on the error. Other games saw Philadelphia beat Montreal 2 1 Houston beat Cincinnati 8 1 New York beat Chicago 4 2 and San Diego top San Francisco 2 1. Lonborg pitched well for Philadelphia earning win with a grand slam and sixth consecutive hit. Rader and Cedeno drove in five for Houston. Griffin notched his fifth complete game.
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Court blocks WFL recruit signings amid Cowboys protest
State appeals court bans further WFL recruitment of NFL players, halting Cowboys strategy in a dispute over league expansion. Amid the controversy, former NFL stars Bobby Layne and Charlie Waters voice objections to the Players Association demands, calling most “ridiculous.”
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Tree Of Knowledge wins 1974 Hollywood Gold Cup under Shae escort
Shoemaker guided Tree Of Knowledge to victory by two and a half lengths in the 1974 Hollywood Gold Cup, edging Quack and Ed Rey as the 4 year old son of Dr. Fager upstaged by Shae. The win marks a second straight Gold Cup victory for a Whittingham entry. Native Diver remains a remembered king of the race.
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Wimbledon Sparks Continue as Goolagong Beats Schaar
At Wimbledon the 88th championships opened with men's singles action. Jan Kodes Stan Smith and John Newcombe won first round matches while Goolagong's deep backhand troubled Mrs Schaar. Names mentioned include Newcombe, Thompson, and Swedish players in the field.
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Texas League Gen Anton's surs ey dleiace Tetarid
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Busby Blanked Five Innings Before No-Hit Bid Ends
In an action filled night, Wilbur Wood and Terry Forster limited the Royals while Pat Kelly broke a bid for consecutive no hitters with a single. Santo delivered a two run homer for Chicago as the White Sox defeated Kansas City 3-1. Boston topped Milwaukee 9-0 as Tiant earned win number 16 and Mulledy posted strong runs for the Red Sox.
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Dodgers Reds Lead Balloting for All Star Starters
The Baseball Writers Association reports ongoing All Star balloting with Hank Aaron, Pete Rose, and Jimmy Wynn among leaders for starting positions. Reds and Dodgers players rival for most votes as balloting closes in July at Three Rivers Stadium.
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Dodgers Edge Braves In Late Rally For 4-3 Loss
Dodgers fall 4-3 as Braves rally in seventh, Evans drives in a run with a double and Murrell makes a key leaping catch. Johnson, Oates, and Robinson contribute timely hits while Wynn, Murrell, and Evans strap the defense in a tight game. Fans in the centerfield seats create a dramatic backdrop at Ebbets Field.
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