North-South all star football practice opens in Institute WV
The North and South high school all star teams began two weeks of workouts at West Virginia State College in Institute to prepare for the July 3 game. John Chmara leads the South with assistants Tom Farrell Fred Taylor and Bob Zopp while Wayne Jamison chairs the North with aides Larry Burner Mike Hayden and John Mazzei.
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State Coaches Association
Charleston Lions Club
John Chmara
Bluefield
Tom Farrell
Fred Taylor
Ravenswood
Bob Zopp
Greenbrier East
Wayne Jamison
Bridgeport High School
Larry Burner
Bridgeport
Mike Hayden
Parkersburg South
John Mazzei
Clarksburg Liberty
UCLA Teen Taygan Opens Wimbledon Against Arthur Ashe
Ferdi Taygan from UCLA, a Framingham native, faced defending champion Arthur Ashe on Wimbledon Center Court in front of about 17,000 fans. The teenager’s first British appearance came with high expectations after uneven recent form.
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Wimbledon
England
Ferdi Taygan
Ucla
Arthur Ashe
Taygan
Framingham
Mass
Britain
Arizona wins College World Series title in 7-1 final
Arizona pitcher Bob Chaulk key to the Wildcats' first national title in any sport as they rout Eastern Michigan 7-1 in the College World Series final. Coach Jerry Kindall praised Chaulk for throwing strikes, helping Arizona overcome a No. 2 season tag and beat cross-state rival Arizona State in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona Press
Bob Chaulk
Jerry Kindall
Chaulk
Wildcats
Arizona
Arizona State
Eastern Michigan
Final round pushed to next Sunday at Tygart Lake tourney
Rain and U S Open telecast force cancellation of the final round of the Fathers Day Flue Tournament at Tygart Lake Country Club. Opening round leaders Kalo and Steadman each shot 77 as the field settled into three flights with scores ranging from 80 to 107. A Thursday mens twosome event tees off at 1 p.m. with a $2 entry, while the final round now scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Plymouth
Ind
JoAnne Carner
Pat Bradley
Westford
Mass
Debbie Austin
West Palm Beach
Fla
Carner
Plymouth Country Club
Grafton
Tygart Lake Country Club
Club Activities
Jay Kalo
Kalo
Dick Steadman
Dick Hathaway
Bruce Haislip
Rand McKinney
Bob Harman
Joe Knight
Terry Knight
Chick Bennett Jr
Paul Nestor
Bill Hill
Bud Harman
Tom Harman
Ed Williams
Glenn Harman
Frank Faulkner
Chick Bennett Sr
Phillies Pound Reds 6-1 in decisive win
The Phillies defeat the defending World Series champions Reds 6-1 to clinch the three game series as manager Danny Ozark praises his club. Ron Reed fanned key hitters with bases loaded, while Jim Kaat added a batters’ night for Philadelphia. Giants top Mets 9-2 and Expos edge Dodgers 5-4 as other NL games unfold with Padres, Braves also posting wins.
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Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Reds
Philadelphia
Danny Ozark
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati
Ron Reed
Reed
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Ken Griffey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Ollie Brown
Brown
Doug Flynn
Dan Driessen
Flynn
Pete Rose
Jim Kaat
Babashoff Leads U S Swimmers At Trials In Long Beach
Shirley Babashoff dominates U S trials as the 19 year old from Fountain Valley eyes seven Olympic events. She owns four American freestyle records and won the 100 meter freestyle in 56.96 seconds. Relays feature Jill Sterkel Kim Peyton Wendy Bogliolli as teammates across sprint events and the 400 free relay.
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Long Beach
Calif
Shirley Babashoff
America
Fountain Valley
U.S
Shirley
Jill Sterkel
Hacienda Heights
Kim Peyton
Portland
Ore
Wendy Bogliolli
Ocean City
Paul Hartloff
Santa Barbara
Gambling study: illegal bets reach five billion dollars
Americans wager about 22.4 billion annually with five billion bet illegally on horses, sports, numbers or casino games. University of Michigan researchers for the National Gambling Commission report 61 percent of adults placed any bets in the past two years and hearings will review the study amid estimates ranging from 29 to 39 billion to 500 billion annually.
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Washington
National Gambling Commission
Institute For Social Research
University of Michigan
The
Gambling Commission
United States
Commission On
Justice Department
John Scarne
Commission
Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule Highlights
Standings show Houston with Andujar 24 and Atlanta with Moret 22, Los Angeles Ray 3 at Cincinnati Zachry 2, New York Koosman 6 5 at St Louis McGlothen 56, San Francisco Montefusco 7 5 at San Diego Freisieben 5 1. Monday games include Boston at Baltimore Garland 6 0, Cleveland Eckersley 3 5 at New York Figueroa 7 4, Detroit Runge 53 at Milwaukee Siaton 4, Chicago Barrios 12 at Kansas City Splittortz 66, Minnesota Goldr 73 at California Ross 48, Texas Blyleven 48 at Oakland Mitchell 3 3.
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Andujar
Atelanta
Moret
Los Angeles
Ray
Cincinnati
Zachry
New York
Koosman
St Louis
McGlothen
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Montefusco
San Diego
Freisieben
Boston
Tlant
Balimore
Garland
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Eckersley
Figueroa
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Runle
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Siaton
Chicago
Barrios
Kansas City
Splittortz
Minnesota
Goldr
California
Ross
Texas
Blyleven
Oak Tend
Mitchell
National Ague En
Phila
Chicago St Louis
Montreal
Atlanta Nw
San Franso
Philadelphia
Atttsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago A. St Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphi Cincinnati
Warthen
Philadelphia Underwood
Baltimore
Oakland
Baseball season leaders by league batting and pitching
National League leaders include McBride St Louis .349 and Rose Cincinnati 57 runs with Foster and Schmidt. Kingman New York hit 23 homers. Morgan Cincinnati 48 RBIs. Stolen bases feature Cedeno and Morgan. American League leaders show Brett Kansas City .345, Otis Kansas City 50 RBIs, May 13 homers, Patek 34 steals. Top pitchers list Jones San Diego and Matlack New York with sub 3.00 ERAs. Seaver New York leads 94 strikeouts.
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G.foster
Cin
A.oliver
Pgh
Morgan
Griffey
Rose
Schmidt
Phi
Chi
T.perez
Kingman
Garvey
Buckner
Cardenal
Montanez
Madlock
Zisk
G.maddox
Winfield
Cedeno
Hin
Gin
Brock
Lopes
R.jones
Matlack
Kaat
Lonborg
Alcala
Stanhouse
Mon
Reed
Zachry
Seaver
J.richard
Hun
Montefusco
Misrsmith
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LePlore
Del
McRae
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Bostock
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Otis
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Mayberry
Youbles—Carty
D-Evans
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Garner
Paquette
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Ustrzemski
Rice
W.campbell
J.brown
Kern
Fitzmorris
Goltz
Ryan
Cal
Tanana
Blyleven
Leonard
Jenkins
Hunter
Indians outlast Royals in 11-8 win
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Kansas City Royals 11-8 as they extend a strong run to eight wins in 10 games led by Ray Fosse with four RBIs and Rico Carty homering. New York holds a seven game edge over Cleveland as both chase the pace in the AL standings.
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Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Orioles
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Yankees
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Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Oakland A's
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
New York
Cleveland
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Kansas City
Royals
Jim Bibby
Ray Fosse
Rico Carty
Rangers
Mike Cuellar
Texas
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Brooks Robinson
Dave Duncan
Cuellar
Sox
Thurman Munson
Ken Brett
White Sox
Finley files suit against Kuhn over star players sale
Oakland owner Charles C. Finley plans a multi million dollar action in California to challenge Commissioner Bowie Kuhn over the voided sale of three star players. Finley’s attorney Neil Papiano cites four or five causes of action seeking damages near ten million and an injunction, with proceedings likely in state or federal court. The case follows prior Seitz rulings and involves the Major League Players Association weighing joining Finley. The New York Yankees, owners of Vida Blue, also plan to pursue action against Kuhn this week.
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Charles C. Finley
Oakland
Bowie Kuhn
Finley
Neil Papiano
Los Angeles
Kuhn
Papiano
California
Catfish Hunter
Peter Seitz
Hunter
California Court of Appeals
Baseball
Seitz
Federal
Supreme Court
Major League Players Association
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Dick Moss
New York Yankees
Vida Blue
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Gene Locklear
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Jim Rice
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Bill Travers
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Rollie Fingers
Robin Yount
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