Lyle Saves Yankees as Lolich Joins 10-Game Winners
Sparky Lyle closed out the Chicago White Sox after eight straight outs to earn his 12th save and help the Yankees to a 3-0 win while Mickey Lolich joined Gaylord Perry and Wilbur Wood as 10-game winners. The Tigers stayed tied for first in the AL East with Baltimore, who beat Oakland in 10 innings.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Sparky Lyle
Lolich
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Kekich
Lyle
Johnny Callison
Bobby Utes
Tom Bradey
Rick Reichardt
Bill Melton
Sox
Rocking Boat and a New Recreation Leader in Thomasville
Jimmy Anderson, former Cairo High School, University of Georgia, and U S Army, is named Thomasville’s new recreation director. He faces community resistance and YMCA competition as he pushes for expanded city recreation services and unity among residents.
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Anderson
Cairo High School
University of Georgia
U.S. Army
Thomasville
United Community
YMCA
Jimmy Anderson
Anderson charts joint effort to boost Thomasville recreation
Thomasville city leaders and the YMCA, the city and schools discuss a cooperative recreation plan. Anderson argues for expanded programs beyond youth baseball, naval pool repairs reveal oversight gaps, and he estimates five years to reach comparable regional programs while preserving YMCA services.
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YMCA
Anderson
Southwestern State Hospital
Baseball and basketball scoreboard with league standings and results
The scoreboard lists standings for the American League and National League plus recent results. Teams include New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Montreal, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, San Diego, San Francisco, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Montreal with win loss percentages and games back. Evening and upcoming games are shown for Wednesday Thursday and Friday with key pitchers and matchups noted.
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Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland
California
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Texas
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Montreal
Los Angeles
W.L. Pet
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
West Cincinnati
Iain
Greif
Hands
Stone
Bryant
Briles
Moose
Twinight
Baltimore
Detroit
West Oakland
Minnesota
Arizona State Keeps Rolling in pursuit of third straight title
Arizona State moved within one win of denying USC a third consecutive NCAA World Series title, beating Temple 1 0 as USC edged Texas 4 3 in 10 innings. Craig Swan dominated for ASU with 12 strikeouts and a 1 0 shutout, while Daryl Arenstein delivered the key RBI for USC. Attendance topped a million across 23 years in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
Southern California
Sun Devils
Temple
Southern Cal
Texas
Jim Brock
USC
Jim Crawford
Craig Swan
Rod Dedeaux
Daryl Arenstein
Greg Widman
Russ McQueen
McQueen
Tim Steele
Mets Regain First Place In East Race
Sam McDowell pitched five strong innings in his Pittsburgh visit to beat the Pirates 3-1, ending a three game skid and lifting the Mets back atop the NL East as New York defeated Atlanta 8-3. Cincinnati stayed hot with a 2-1 win over Philadelphia, moving 22 games up in the West while the Dodgers were rained out.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Pirates
McDowell
Giants
Three Rivers Stadium
New York
Mets
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Baseball attendance up after strike survey finds fans still come
The Associated Press reports a survey by Harry Simons shows Major League attendance through June 11 rose 1.6 percent from 1971 levels when excluding strike dates, with 1,419,240 fewer fans due to lost games. If the rise continues, full-year attendance may drop about 1.2 million.
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Associated Press
Harry Simons
Bowie
Wedness
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Harmon Killebrew
Ted Williams
Gates Brown
Bobby Grich
Oak
Nolan Ryan
Clyde Wright
Don Rose
Angels
Alex Johnson
Sandy Alomar
Bob Oliver
Milt Wilcox
Ken McMullen
Lee Stanton
John Curtis
Royals
Richie Scheinblum
Jerry May
Chamasuille
Tommy Taylor
Cairo
South Georgia
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Gene Clines
Roberto
Clemente
Manny Sanguillen
Chris Speier
Bobby Bonds
Monticello
Bell Finance CO
E. Jackson
McDonough Power Equipment, Inc
Fuqua Industries, Inc
Hoyt’s Cycle Shop
Smith Ave
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Daddy
Peresstha
Gees
Af von Sapech
Miostanas
Vrs Baths Deetbehe
Sataslas
Sheriff C.A. Rehberg
Bill Miller
V.L. Perrotta
Jimmy Bearden
Tom Hicks
Leon Blair
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