McNally dominates Rangers in two hitter for Orioles win
Dave McNally pitched a two hitter and beat Texas for the 17th straight time, lifting Baltimore into a half game lead in the AL East. Earl Williams hit a two run homer in the fourth as McNally improved to 11 13. Toby Harrah spoiled the no hit bid with a seventh inning single. Bill Sudakis added a homer in the eighth.
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Rangers
Orioles
Detroit
McNally
Washington- Texas
Toby Harrah
Bill Sudakis
Earl Williams
Jim Bibby
Larry Hisle
Twins
Tigers
Bob Darwin
Steve Brye
Minnesota
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Ed Brinkman
Kaline
al Fitzmorris
Royals
Indians
Amos Otis
Fran Healy
Winston Llenas
Sandy Alomar
Angels
Yankees
Graig Nettles
Bob Oliver
Billy Parker
Llenas
Steve Barber
Mel Stottlemyre
Pairs capture skating honors
Two Scottsdale dance pairs earned top honors in two contests. Michelle Ford and Glenn Patterson won the 1973 Arctic Blades Championship at Paramount California, while Alan Wardin and Susan DeRosa took first in the Bronze Colorado Invitational at Littleton Colorado. Ford is Coronado High graduate and Patterson is an Oregon import. Wardin and DeRosa won Bronze in their second outing, after finishing third at the Interclub Championships in California in July, earning a spot at the Southwest Regionals in November.
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Paramount
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Susan DeRosa
Pueblo
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Littleton
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Coronado
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Oregon
Wardin-DeRosa
California
Interleague play unlikely as meetings end in disappointment
Baseball leaders bow to NL opposition while Kuhn urges limited interleague games to boost fan interest. NL officials reaffirm no sentiment for interleague play as Brewers president Bud Selig plans to push his plan at the final session, though chances remain doubtful.
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UPI
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Kuhn
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Allan “Bud” Selig
Red's machine picks up steam in pennant chase
Cincinnati Reds surge with best winning percentage since July 1 led by Tony Perez 12 game streak and a 1-0 win over the Pirates. Dodgers hold 244 game lead as Buckner homer helps them beat the Expos. Seaver and Mets blank Padres as others rally across the NL.
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Dodgers
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Tony Perez
Reds
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Montreal
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Stargell
Jack Billingham
Expos
Bill Buckner
Don Sutton
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Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tom Seaver
Mets
Padres
Seaver
Jerry Grote
Darrell Evans
Dave Johnson
Cubs
Evans
Mike Lum
Johnson
Hank Aaron
Willie McCovey
Juan Marichal
Giants
Bobby Bonds
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Jerry Reuss
Astros
Cagers Seek Gold for Pride and Prestige in World Games
The United States basketball team opened its bid for a gold medal at the World University Games in Moscow led by David Thompson of NC State. The opening ceremony drew boos for the Israeli delegation as rain drenched Lenin Stadium and the U S contingent paraded with blue jackets and white pants. Competition spans track and field tennis gymnastics fencing and basketball with Britain facing the Americans in the first round.
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South Korea
North Korea
Ludmila Zharkova
Cathy Carr
Albuquerque
N.M
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Ruth the Babe Ruth Endures as Baseball Legend
Ruth remains the enduring symbol of power and fame in baseball as Hank Aaron nears the all time home run record. The piece recalls Ruths rise from an orphanage to the Yankees 1920s dynasty, his 63 homer season and the 1948 Yankee Stadium wake and funeral.
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Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Wee Willie Keeler
Harry Hooper
Hooper
Jacob Ruppert
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Ruppert
Frazee
Black Sox
U.S
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Joe Dugan
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Cats Begin Conditioning at Camp Cochise
Arizona Wildcats open three days of conditioning at Camp Cochise near Douglas under new coach Jim Young. He stresses togetherness and attitude, notes seven returning defensive starters led by Ransom Terrell and Glen Gresham, and outlines a switch to a five-two defense and a triple option offense. Opening game is Sept. 8 at Colorado State.
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Jim Young
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Ransom Terrell
Glen Gresham
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