Wilbur Wood fires two wins for White Sox
Wilbur Wood pitched a six hitter in a 6-3 win and then a 4-0 victory as Chicago swept two games. Wood moved to 13-3, leading the majors, with the first game continuing a suspended 16 innings. Other AL scores included Minnesota 10 Baltimore 3 and Kansas City 5 Boston 4, with rain delaying New York at Texas.
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Pepitone Disqualified By Braves Ahead Of Pittsburgh Trip
Braves Vice President Eddie Robinson said Joe Pepitone is on baseball's disqualified list for contract issues as Atlanta heads to Pittsburgh. Pepitone, 32, has twice retired in 18 months, with a May Cubs to Braves trade cited as a reason for another quit.
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Knightly Dawn wins Jersey Derby as Sham stays out of Belmont
Knightly Dawn ridden by Jaime Arellano edged Pvt. Smiles by a nose in the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park on a sloppy track, finishing in 1 53 1 5. D. W. Whitney and trainer George Poole weigh a Belmont start for Pvt. Smiles as the colt gains promise. Sham, trained by Frank Martin, will not enter the Belmont to challenge Secretariat.
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Golf Day at Canterbury Sees Caponi Young Step In
Donna Caponi Young, two time U S Women's Open champion, is a last minute substitute for National Golf Day after Susie Berning injured. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player highlight the men’s side as Caponi Young faces Kathy Ahern. Pro scores set, amateurs will try to beat a dollar entry with proceeds to charity.
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Major League Standings and Today’s Games Across the League
The standings show Pittsburgh leading with a 6 2 mark after wins over Houston and others as Cincinnati and Chicago trail. Today’s schedule lists Houston at Chicago with Reuss facing Reuschel or Bonham, and other matchups including Atlanta at Pittsburgh and New York at San Francisco with Seaver and Barr noted. Additional games include Cleveland at Texas, Baltimore at Kansas City, Minnesota at Milwaukee, and Detroit at Chicago among others.
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ATP Seeks Greater Autonomy Amid French Open Talks
The 92 member Association of Tennis Professionals meets during the French Open to set strategy with ILTF and push for seedings control in major events. A potential ATP boycott of Queen's Club and Eastbourne looms as prize money debates flare. Chris Evert resumes French title bid while Stan Smith advances at the U S Davis Cup context.
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United States Faces Soviet Union in World Festival Final
In Lima Peru the U S men battle the Soviet Union in the closing game of the World Basketball Festival aiming to erase earlier losses to Yugoslavia Cuba and a near miss vs Peru.
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Local Properties and Businesses Listed in Benton Herrin Area
A compilation lists properties and firms in Benton, Mt. Carmel, Harrisburg, Marion, Herrin, and nearby towns. The record includes street addresses 1001 N Court 800 N Park 314 E Main 401 W Main 1121 W 3rd St plus intersections Main & Raymond, and references to Intrastate entities Harrisburg Inc and irbondale.
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