Reuss, Arlin lead Sunday baseball shutdowns and sluggers
Jerry Reuss, 23, carried eight no hit innings before a Bowa single ended his bid in a 10-0 Astros win over Philadelphia. Steve Arlin tossed a two hitter as San Diego shut out Pittsburgh, dropping the Pirates into second in the NL East. Tom Seaver earned his ninth win with a complete game as the Mets beat Cincinnati 5 to 1.
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Jerry Reuss
Steve Arlin
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati
Reuss
Phillies
Larry Bowa
Houston Astros
Reds
San Diego
Arlin
Pirates
Padres
New York
Mets
Seaver
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Don Kessinger
Montreal
Mike Torrez
Atlanta
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bowa
Noth
Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Don Zimmer
Clay Kirby
Vic Davalillo
Richie Hebner
Jerry Morales
Bruce Kison
Fred Stanley
Leron Lee
Tony Perez
Torrez
Braves
Earl Williams
Mike Jorgensen
Boots Day
Expos
Felix Millan
Ralph Garr
Kimberly Johnson
Bob Johnson
Unclear Sports Card Listing With Names and Scores
Fragmentary OCR shows teams Shiloh Neunert and Reeder Koehn with numbers and placements, plus mentions of Horn Koehn Wilky Jorn and Tindall Underwood Penn. Lacks dates or clear event, rendering precise outcome and context uncertain.
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Shiloh
Horn
Koehn
Wilky
Reeder
Tindall
Underwood
Penn
California veteran Ray Elder wins Riverside Golden State 400
California racer Ray Elder from Carruthers powered his Dodge to victory in the Golden State 400 at Riverside, earning $11,625 from an $83,000 purse. Benny Parsons finished second, with Donnie Allison third, James Hylton fourth and Carl Joiner fifth as Dale Fisher’s MASCAR stars faced tough competition from the West. George Follmer of Arcadia also scored in Trans Am at Watkins Glen, while Emerson Fittipaldi increased his World Championship lead by winning the Italian Grand Prix at Vallelunga.
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Bloys Britt
Associated Press
Ray Elder
National Association For
Benny Parsons
Mercury
Donnie Allison
American Motors
James Hylton
Ford
Carl Joiner
George
Follmer
Arcadia
Sports Car Club of America
U. S
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Glen
Graham McRae
McRae
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Vallelunga
Lotus
Durocher Sticks To Third Base Coaching Streak Continues
Cubs ride five game win streak to 54 victory over Dodgers in 11 innings. Leo Durocher stays in the coaching box despite superstition and occasional missteps as Pete Reiser recovers from illness. Ron Santo on second in 11th. Kessinger liner sends Santo home for the deciding run.
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Leo
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Pete Reiser
Reiser
Ron Santo
Durocher
Santo
Don Kessinger
Dodger
Kessinger
Monzon Retains Middleweight Title in Bout with Bouttier
Argentina's Carlos Monzon defended his world middleweight crown in a bout with France's Jean Claude Bouttier who did not return for the 13th round amid claims of eye pokes. Dodgers rally tops Cubs as Frank Robinson and Billy Grabarkewitz homer to lead 4-1 before Cubs tie it. Randy Hundley and Jim Hickman drive late offense before winning rally in front of 35,018 at the ballpark.
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Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Jean- Claude Bouttier
France
Monzon
Bouttier
Russell
Cubs
Durocher
Frank Robinson
Billy Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
Randy Hundley
Jim Hickman
Talks Slated Today On Cepeda Suspension
Atlanta and Cepeda hold talks after a two day walkout by the slugging first baseman. Cepeda, a 14 year major league veteran and former NL MVP, left the club when not in the lineup and was suspended indefinitely by manager Lyman Harris. He says he is fed up with not playing and wants to play.
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Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta Braves
Cepeda
Atlanta
Lyman Harris
Braves
Jackson YMCA swimmers place in St Louis Invite
Jackson YMCA teams scored 156 points for boys and 88 for girls at the St Louis Invitational at Marquette Pool. Mark Lauchner swept open freestyle events but finished second in the 440. Carol Lauchner and others posted a series of runner up and third finishes across age groups. West Frankfort 84, Du Quoin 2-7.
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Jackson Ymca
St. Louis
Marquette Pool
Mark Lauchner
Carol Lauchner
Mike Vogel
Justin Dennis
Bob Ritzhiemer
Doug Ward
Chuck Reno
Dan Vogel
Win Lanchester
Dale Maulding
Jim Isbell
John Darling
Mustacque Day boosts A's rout of Indians in Oakland
Vida Blue wins first decision of the season as Oakland beats Cleveland 9 to 0 behind a 16 hit attack. Mike Epstein and George Hendrick homer, Sal Bando clears bases with a three run double. Crowd of 33 277 with 7 000 plus mustache wearers admitted free.
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Vida Blue
Blue
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Texas
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Indians
Mike Epstein
George Hendrick
Larry Brown
Graig Nettles
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Skip Lockwood
Brewers
Royals
George Scott
Scott
Fanning
Jerry May
May
Ellie Rodriguez
Rick Reichardt
White Sox
Orioles
Wayne Granger
Major League standings: Tuesday games across two leagues
Major League standings recap with games listed: Los Angeles at Pittsburgh San Diego at St Louis San Francisco at Chicago Philadelphia at Atlanta Montreal at Cincinnati New York at Houston Niekro 2 1 at Oakland Hunter 3 Baltimore McNally 7 5 at Wright 6 3 only games scheduled Detroit at Oakland Baltimore at California Cleveland at Minnesota Kansas City at New York Chicago at Milwaukee Texas at Boston
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
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Niekro
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Cockrum Dominates Supermodified Feature at Williamson Speedway
Cliff Cockrum of Benton led from start to finish to win the supermodified feature at Williamson County Speedway near Marion on Friday. He also captured a heat race and placed second in the trophy dash, with B J Murphy winning the modified stock feature and Jim Eaves fastest in the modified stock qualifying. Additional wins came from Jim Shadowens and Earl Hutchinson in hobby car races.
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Cliff Cockrum
Benton
Williamson County Speedway
Marion
Cockrum
B. J. Murphy
Jim Eaves
Lick Creek
Jim Shadowens
Ziegler
Earl Hutchinson
Richard Poe
Cliff Johns
Evansville
Larry Gates
Dennis Irvin
Harrisburg
Jerry Wiggs
Benny Howard
Memphis
Jim Hall
Charleston
Gene Henson
Paris
Miller
Hall
Howard
Wiggs
Richard Rider
Dowell Gates
Murphy
Bill Millikan
Shawneetown
Charles Coleman
Creal Springs
Ray Emling
du Quoin
John Powell
Fairfield
Bob Melvin
Logan
George Kullum
Eldorado
Frank Kmucha
Oroville
Jim Elkins
Buncombe
Richard Rogers
Anna Emling
Powell
Whitener
Joe Rider
Dowell
Millikan
Elkins
Emucha
Leave wild animals wild and the lessons of harm
Wildlife authorities warn against keeping wild animals as pets warning many die or suffer Rabies risk rises as the wild animal is separated from its mother and kept in captivity is illegal without a wild game breeder permit. The piece also notes a new edition of Cartridges Of The World by Digest Books.
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William Miller
Illinois Department of Conservation
Miller
Mother Nature
Digest Books, Inc
Frank C. Barnes
John T. Aber
Frontage Road
Northfield
Ill
U S Dominates Mexico in Davis Cup Final
The United States completed a 5-0 sweep in Mexico City, with Stan Smith defeating Joaquin Loyo Mayo 6-0 6-3 3-6 6-4 and Harold Solomon beating Octavio Martinez 6-4 6-1 6-2, sending Mexico to rebuild while Chile moves to the zone final after a 4-1 win over Brazil.
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Mexico City
U.S
Mexico
Chile
United States
Stan Smith
Sea Pines
S. C
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Smith
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Solomon
Octavio Martinez
Yves Lemaitre
Brazil
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