Astros top Braves as Niekro, Sambito seal save in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Joe Sambito earned his 15th save as the Astros beat the Braves 2-1. Niekro allowed seven hits in 8 1/3 innings before giving way. Art Howe delivered a two-run single in the eighth to clinch the win.
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Joe Sambito
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Cubs
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Garry Templeton
Lou Brock
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Pirates
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Bob Boone
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Bill Madiock
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Len Barker
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Willie Norwood
Minnesota
Mike Heath
Mitchell ‘Page
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Angels
Bruce Bochte
Julio Cruz
Mone
Joe Simpson
Seattle
Royals sweep Tigers as Quisenberry shines in relief
Dan Quisenberry rebounded from Omaha to win the first game and save the nightcap in a 7-6, 7-3 Royals victory over Detroit, lifting Kansas City within five games of first place California. Hal McRae and Amos Otis fueled the late rally in the opener, while Frank White homered early in game two.
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United Press International
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Omaha
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Midas
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Vernon Selections Highlight Vernon Pace Card
Vernon selections show First and Second divisions with favorites Bob Collins and Jimmy Ski among top picks while track trivia notes multiple horses and drivers. Wager lines list Exacta and Daily Double payouts from last night along with numerous horse names and odds.
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Catena
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Jimmy Ski
Flick
Mar Con
Blue Lawn
Jack Bailey
T H Adonis
Northwood Nel
Brenda
Ladino Hanover
Jim Morrill
Dukes Brother
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Lindys Bojangles
Speedy Dove
Kastian
Dazza
Piper Princess
Steady Eye
Ken
Noble Hartack
Cedar
Escape
Vernon
Scott
Trudy
Charlie High
Gene Minder King
Collins Major
Frost
Kawartha Dent
Jimmy
Jimmy Ski Hizer
Marnie
Adonis
Adonis Northwood Net
Miles
J. H. Adonis Northwood
Lindy
Lindys
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Knight Jean Atta
Duke Deze
Kaszton Piper
Pr’cess
Eve
Ieede
Desea Exactus
Jimmy Greek
ADIOS
Harry
Bud
Spring Victory
Dr. Beebe
Keystone
Yankee
Jr. Chiefs advance in World Series bracket in Norfolk
Syracuse Junior Chiefs beat Houston 5 0 behind Mike Zamba two hitter and move to winner's bracket action tonight at 8 30 against Norfolk Zamba carried a no hitter to six innings while Syracuse totaled nine hits off Steve Sbarguen whose 37 1 season mark over the last three summers is noted Bruce Franklin and Tom Romano each had three hits and two RBIs Norfolk enters with a 30 2 record while Syracuse improves to 36 8
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Houston
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Syracuse
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Exhibition Giants vs Pittsburgh on TV and Chiefs on radio
Televised soccer and football listings show Donanmalac on television at 6:00 p.m. Exhibition Giants versus Pittsburgh listed for 8:00 p.m. Radio schedule has baseball Chiefs against Rich at 7:25 p.m.
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Syracuse Mile entries crowd a diverse harness card
A crowded program lists 9 races with pace and trot divisions. Miss War Angel leads the mile, followed by Happy Jeffrey and Dosedo through a field dominated by drivers W Popfinger T Turcotte and R Moran. The list includes second, third, fourth, fifth, seventh, and eighth place finishers across pace and trot events with varied purses from 1100 to 18758 dollars and a Finger Lakes feature at Canandaigua won by Julius Cause.
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W. Popfinger
Happy Jeffrey
S. Dancer
Dosedo
T. Lanpher
Bret’s Grayway
J. Simpson Jr
After Wheels
R. Moran
Bionic Collins
T. Turcotte Jr
Devon Maid
R. Dale
C. Fuller
Jean Riddell
M. Lang
Florian D
W. Dennison
Scott Free
B. Angle
B. McLaren
R. Cottrell
Willow Hill Boy
J. Wetzel
Decatur Boy
J. Aitizer
Frosty Streak
R. Aprath
Sovia
E. Charette
Pace
Alba
Castle Garden
B. Webster
Trudy Hanover
Ditch Digger
J. Bailey
Arffu Dodger
Harner
Blue Gingham
C. Clark
Jolly Collins
G. Forshey
Bad Boy
J. Rossi Jr
Keystone Arbor UW
Good Knight
Susan
Bye Bye Nomie
Queen Kat
Gypsy Lyss
Webster
Ron Master
P. la
Canandaigua
Julius Cause
Worst Western fires rage across four states
The Associated Press reports over 150000 acres burned as six fires raged in Idaho Oregon Montana and Nevada. More than 3000 firefighters fought to slow the blazes with Mortar Creek in Idaho the largest at 57000 acres. Governor Evans criticized the Forest Service for past handling.
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Peterson
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Lee Carr
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Oregon
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Kennally Creek
Payette National Forest
McCall
Dixon Bar
Umatilla National Forest
Ukiah
Grant Creek
Lolo National Forest
Missoula
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Forest Information
Ivanhoe
Battle Mountain
Chuck Berry begins 120 day tax evasion sentence in Lompoc
Chuck Berry, the 52 year old rock n roll star, checked into a federal prison in Lompoc California to serve a 120 day sentence for income tax evasion. He pleaded guilty to evading 200000 in taxes in 1973 and was held in a minimum security dormitory as part of a suspended additional three year term. Berry had promised to perform 1000 hours of benefit concerts.
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Los Angeles
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John Dean
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U.S
Harry Pregerson
Woman with broom rescues girl from attacking cougar
In Port Hardy British Columbia a woman named Mary Loewen scared off a starving female cougar that dragged 4 year old Eva Walkus from a playground. The animal was killed later after reappearing near the Tsusquate Indian reserve. Constable Norm Usher said Eva was returned unharmed.
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British Columbia
Norm Usher
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Eva Walkus
Mary Loewen
Klansmen push toward Montgomery amid permit fight
About 100 Klansmen on a 50 mile Selma to Montgomery trek reach near Montgomery as their attorney seeks a federal hearing to block a permit requirement. Montgomery officials say no parade without timely filing. city may host a rally at the capitol if marchers arrive by vehicle. The route recalls Martin Luther King Jr. era, with Liuzzo vigil site nearby.
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Doyle Fuller
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FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
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Manhunt for Guyon shifts to selective raids in Cleveland
The Cleveland FBI-led pursuit of Melvin Ray Guyon, accused killer of agent Johnnie L. Oliver, moves from systematic searches to targeted raids. Some 150 federal and state officers join the hunt with a $10,000 reward offered. Oliver, the first Cleveland agent killed on duty, died after confronting Guyon in a Carver Park apartment.
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Oliver
Melvin Ray Guyon
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Chicago
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Calif
Charles W. Elmore
J. Robert Porter
James Maloney
Maloney
GM Officials Say They Are Not Courting a Strike
DETROIT AP GM Vice President George B Morris Jr told UAW bargainers that its pension proposal though not public remains unacceptable and could double labor costs If the union responds with no pension ideas GM is committed to negotiating a contract without a strike Irving Bluestone UAW vice president said Morris warned the proposal was too high and could trigger a strike The union plans to pick its target company shortly before the September 14 deadline.
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United Auto Workers Union
Morris
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UAW
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