Hooton Shuts Out Phillies in Dodgers Victory
Burt Hooton of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitched a two hitter to blank the Philadelphia Phillies 16 to 0 before a record 6021 fans. The right-hander, who previously no-hit the Phillies in 1972 as a Cubs affiliate, said the Phillies are a tough matchup but he thrives against them. Yeager praised his fastball as he kept the hitters off balance.
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Burt Hoot
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Chicana Cubs
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Stason
San Diego
Randy Jones
Apis
de Saumé
Hooton
Philies
Batleremae
Steve Yeager
Baseball star players and league notes mix in rough update
A garbled sports roundup cites mixed stats and events from baseball and bowling. It mentions Bob Ostrum and unclear ticket data for the NFL, evaluates Spurs coach Doug Moe, notes MU trackman Sam Walker switching sports, and reports on Dodgers and Phillies NL actions and multiple game results.
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Federal Communications Commission
Miami Dolphins
Spurs
Doug Moe
Monty Towe
Denver
Sam Walker
Sam
Wimbledon prize parity push sparks possible next year event
Chris Evert says an alternate women’s Wimbledon may be held next year if prize money remains unequal. Women players signed a boycott proposal, aside from two Soviet players, urging parity with the men at Wimbledon.
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Chris Evert
Soviet Union
Bjorn Borg
Myrtle Beach
D.C
Jimmy Rian
Mie Nastase
Haivali Leis
Baltimore Colts
San Francise Agers
Wever
Tampa Bay
Larry Cipa
Master Derby
World Boxing Council
Carlos Muizun
Lune
International Federation of Automobile Racing
James Hunt
Spain
Martin Refuses to Ignore Rule as Royals Top Yankees
Billy Martin challenged a rule on Hal McRae’s warm ups during a Kansas City win over the Yankees. Umpire Lou DiMuro intervened as McRae kept his warm up throws beyond the permitted five, prompting Martin to insist the rule be enforced. Royals scored on first-inning hits by John Mayberry and Al Cowens, while Boston, Milwaukee, Texas, California, and Oakland also won.
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Oiverun
Roger Metzner
Houston
New York
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Daurel Chaney
Auuma
Pisburen
Phillies
Joan
Vite Ferris Ferri
Billy Martin
Pames
Manger
Kansas City Royals
Yankees
Martin
Kansas City
Hal McRae
Amos Gus
Henry Kissinger
Motes
Ifate Martin
Joogen
McRat
Lou DiMuro
McRae
Witke
Royals
John Mayberry
al Cowens
Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
California
Oakland
Baltimore
Tom Grieve
Jeff Terpko
Jeff Burroughs
Olympic Politics Fuel Canada Taiwan Debate in House
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau urged IOC to compromise on Taiwan participation in Montreal as Allan MacEachen explained a formula to allow Taiwanese athletes while respecting China policy. Killanin recalled 1960 protest banner as IOC Congress nears, with broader calls to exclude New Zealand over South Africa ties and possible Israel expulsion.
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IOC
Tanwan
Ram
Formola
Hurch
Taiwan
Allan MacEachen
House of Commons
Montreal
Canada
China
Daly
Ats
Renuhlce
Ching
Killanin
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Israel
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