Major League Standings Reported Incomplete
Standings fragment shows multiple team matchups including Philadelphia Montreal New York San Francisco Arsenal and Los Angeles with scattered player mentions and unclear results reflecting partial, garbled OCR data from a sports brief.
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Black managers in Midwest League face long road to majors
Grover Deacon Jones and Bernie Smith, two black managers in the Class A Midwest League, speak on overcoming bigotry and loneliness from their minor league days. They note Jackie Robinson opened doors yet few Blacks have managed, with Jones recalling 18 White Sox system years and Smith seeking merit over tokens as they pursue major league opportunities.
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Appleton
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Bernie Smith
Jackie Robinson
Jones
Smith
Danville Brewers
Mones
Appleton Foxes
Gene Baker
Hector Lopez
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Robinson
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Indianapolis
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Milwaukee Brewers
Institute aims to study injuries through sports medicine
Inglewood based National Athletic Health Institute launches to build a national sports medicine library and fund fellowships. Nancy Shoemaker and Sandy Koufax endorse using athletic injury cases to aid arthritis research and safer gear. Board includes team owners Peter O’Malley Carroll Rosenbloom Jack Kent Cooke E J Buzzy Bavasi and others. Linebacker Isiah Robertson of the Rams faces arraignment for assaulting a police officer at a Huntington Beach party.
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Ron Roach
Los Angeles
Bill Shoemaker
Sandy Koufax
National Athletic Health Institute, Inc
Anthony Davis
University of Thern California
oYonday
Shoesaker
Eves Arshe
John MacKay
John Wooden
Institute
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Peter O’malley
Carroll Rosenbloom
Jack Kent Cooké
E. J. “Buzzy” Bavasi
Inglewood
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Isiah Robertson
Los Angeles Hams
National Football League
Robértson
Soviet Men Beat Peru in World Basketball Fest
The Soviet Union men defeated Peru 83-56 and the Soviet women beat Cuba 90-56 in Lima as favorites to win the World Basketball Festival titles. Also notes U.S. women beat Brazil 77-53 and Yugoslavia topped Argentina 83-50 in other round results.
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Soviet Union
Peru
Cuba
Peruvian Basketball Federation
Amianta Coliseum
U.S
Braziliz
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Trevino becomes pro golf's fourth millionaire with Memphis finish
Lee Trevino tied for second at the Penny, Memphis Classic to push his year earnings to 142,978 and career total to 1,002,501.97. Bruce Crampton leads season money winners with 167,551, followed by Jack Nicklaus and Trevino.
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Lee Trevino
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Trevivine
Lanny Wadkins
Dave Hill
Memphis
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Bob Dickson
Rod Funseth
Johnny Miller
Tom Wieskopt
Secretariat Gains Time In Preakness Stakes Victory
Secretariat, the favored colt, now holds the second fastest time in Preakness history after Pimlico stewards officially set his time at 1:54 2 5 for 13 16 miles. Officials reviewed tape and clockers before confirming the result, with Belmont Stakes looming June 9 as the bid for a first Triple Crown since Citation in 1948 continues.
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Cards trade pitchers as Blasingame leaves for Cubs
The St. Louis Cardinals sent left-hander Wade Blasingame to the Chicago Cubs Wichita farm club in exchange for left-hander Dan McGinn. McGinn, 25, will join the Tulsa farm team, after posting a 0-3 record and 5.70 ERA in 251.3 innings with Wichita. Blasingame, 29, went 1-9 with 0.8 ERA for Tulsa. his major league career stands 46-51 with the Braves Astros and Cubs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Wade Blasingame
Chicago Cubs
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American Associaon
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Cardinals
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Cincinnati Reds
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Royalton Pirates
York Yankees
Frankfort Merchants
Joe March tops harness racing wins in 1972
Joe March led all US harness drivers in 1972 with 307 victories, finishing as the season’s most successful jockey and setting a record pace for the era.
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Pieper Cubs announcer lifelong loves the game
Pat Pieper, 87, the longtime Cubs field announcer at Wrigley Field, recalls starting in 1982 when Bill Klein urged him to shout play ball. Once popcorn vendor and waiter, he vows to keep announcing despite arthritis and retirement, saying the Wrigleys are “the nicest people in the world.” The piece weaves Pieper’s memories with snippets of local box scores and SEC standings.
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Chicago
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Wrigley Field
Chicago Subs
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Megs
Bill Klein
Ivanhoe
Cubs
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Wrigleys
Poison lake treatment at Mermet angers locals and is studied
The Lake Mermet poisoning stir continues with criticism aimed at state fishery biologists led by James Allen of Harrisburg who defended the use of the Fintro l chemical to curb overpopulated shad bluegill and crappie. He said 15 to 20 largemouth bass, plus smaller bass, were affected, totaling about one quarter of a pound per acre. Electrofishing later showed a healthier bass population of five pounds and larger, while crappie and bluegill numbers were reduced. The project aims to improve growth of favored fish without harming large bass, with results expected to boost overall lake health. Also notes California Angels signings Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson.
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State Conservation Department
Springfield
James
Allen
Harrisburg
Posey Indy scandal exposes car number fraud
U S Auto Club official DelRoy ruled Norris Industries changed a car number to gain a faster entry at Indianapolis 500 qualifications. Posey had announced a new Eagle Offenhauser car, but DelRoy said the No 14 was altered to No 31 and the effort violated rules. Carrillo faces possible fines up to 100 dollars and a year suspension. Posey and McCormick are not expected to be penalized.
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Indianapolis Motorway
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U. S. Auto Club
Speedway
Norris Industries
Sam Posey
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Carrillo
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Posey
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