Division A final set as Miller Hustler clash in Silver City
Millers face Hustlers tonight for Division A title in the Silver City Summer Adult Basketball League at 9 p.m. The Hustlers led by Olive and Acosta beat Millers by 15 in their only meeting. expect a tighter rematch. The Daily Press meets the Independents for Division B at 6 p.m. Tonight also marks second league session registration beginning July 12.
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Hustlers
Silver City
Daily Press
Jay Olive
Ede
Win Hradberry
Terry Ono
Skip Acosta
Silver High
League Leaders in Batting and Runs Batted In
NCAN LEAGUE BATTING leaders show Oliva of Minnesota at 375 at bats and Murcer of New York 89 runs. runs batted in led by Kilbrew and Mints with 60, Powell 60, and others. Pitching highlights include Cuclay 1-1 and Blay 10-3 with strong strikeout totals. National League leaders feature Bonds and Garr with high runs and 56 RBIs for Bier Gull and Aaron with 73 RBIs.
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Bjackson
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Johnson to Contest Angels Suspension in Grievance
The Los Angeles Angels suspended Alex Johnson for alleged lackadaisical play. MLB Players Association chief Marvin Miller said a grievance would be filed, with possible arbitration if unresolved. Miller questioned use of league contract rule 214 in Johnson's indefinite suspension.
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Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
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Los Angeles Times
Angels
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Angel
Dick Walsh
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Players Association and Owners' Player Relations Committee
No Charges Filed In Shooting of Larry Roberts
Kansas City police reported no charges filed yet in the fatal shooting of Larry Roberts 22 a professional football player slated to report to the Cleveland Browns rookie camp. The prosecutor referred the case to a grand jury for investigation with Roberts dying from a lower chest wound after an alleged attempt to force entry at the Minis home around 130 am Willie Earl Minis said he frightened away two other men who pursued Roberts outside the home Roberts attended Central Missouri State College Warrensburg and had preseason games with Winnipeg in the Canadian League
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Larry Roberts
Clevelle Browns
Grand Jury
Roberts
Willie Earl Minis
Minis
Central Missouri State
Jere
Warrensburg
Winnipeg
Seaver Fires Mets to Win With 1000th Strikeout
Tom Seaver pitched a four-hitter for the Mets, his 1000th career strikeout, as New York beat Pittsburgh 4-1 to trim the Pirates’ NL East lead. Lou Brock and Joe Torre homered for St Louis, Cincinnati routed Montreal, and other NL results noted. In the AL, New York beat Cleveland, Milwaukee topped Chicago, Boston beat Washington, and Minnesota downed Oakland among scoreline highlights. Seaver’s ovation at Yankee Stadium followed his seventh inning strikeout.
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Seager
Montreal
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Pete Rose
Yanks Open Henley Regatta With Dietz Victory
Jack Dietz of the New York Athletic Club led from the start to win the Diamond Challenge Sculls heat over Scotland's Jerry McCarthy at Henley. The race on the mile course saw Dietz finish easily by more than five lengths as sunshine gave way to a stiff breeze. other events included Orange Coast College in the Ladies Challenge Plate and Stuyvesant rowing clubs suffering rough starts in coxed fours.
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Engeland
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New York Athletic Club
United States
Henley Royal Regatta
Scotland
Jerry McCarthy
Dietz
Orange Coast College
Newport Harbor
Calif
England
Fitzwilliam
Regalia
Stuytes Duyvil Rowing Club
New York
Thames Rowing Club
May Quit Tour Casts Doubt on Gary Player US Return
Montreal AP Gary Player, amid talk of possibly skipping further U.S. events this year, weighs his future in American golf as he tees off at the Canadian Open. He cites family needs and notes recent turmoil over apartheid as potential factors, though he avoids dwelling on controversy. He has two tour titles and $125,165 in U.S. winnings this season.
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Janeher
Pinyer
Richeliga Valley Golf and Country Club
Ardmore
Pas
Cleveland
Twins Beat Vida Blue for Fifth Win of Season
The Minnesota Twins defeated Vida Blue and the Oakland A’s 9 to 5 after trailing earlier, with Ray Corbin earning the win and Blue dropping to 16 3. Detroit outlasted Baltimore in 15 innings 4 to 3, then Baltimore won the regular game 12 to 6. Boston topped Washington 6 to 2, Milwaukee beat Chicago 5 to 2, New York swept Cleveland 9 to 2, and Kansas City edged California 2 to 1. In the National League, St Louis crushed Pittsburgh 3 to 0, San Francisco edged San Diego 6 to 4, New York Mets shut out Philadelphia 3 to 0, Atlanta beat Houston 5 to 4, Cincinnati crushed Montreal 14 to 0, and Chicago Cubs defeated Los Angeles 3 to 2.
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Indians Boss Seeks Talks With Ublaender On Retirement
Cleveland Indians manager Aleyn Dark hopes to persuade outfielder Ted Ublaender to delay or abandon his announced retirement. Ublaender, who left the team in New York over his daughter's illness, told WHK in a lap interview he is quitting baseball and plans to join his father's hardware business in McAllen Texas.
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Rosewall Nips Cliff Richey In Wimbledon Marathon
Ken Rosewall defeated Cliff Richey 6-8 7-5 6-4 9-7 7-5 in a four hour quarterfinal match to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Richey, who led early, received a standing ovation from 15,000 as Rosewall prepared for Thursday against John Newcombe in a bid for a third Wimbledon final in five years.
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