Pirates Bombers Bash Cardinals 10-2 in Five-Straight Win
Bruce Kison rode a wave of homers as Willie Stargell Rennie Stennett and Al Oliver fueled a 15 hit attack to power the Pittsburgh Pirates past the St. Louis Cardinals 10-2. The win marked their fifth in a row and 16th in 21 games as Chicago beat Philadelphia 9-7 and San Diego topped San Francisco 7-1.
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Willie Stargell
Rennie Stennett
al Oliver
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
Lonborg
Reuschel
Matlack
Tate
Rogers
Stanhouse
McGlothen
Ellis
Fingers Surrenders As Twins Rally In Oakland Loss
Oakland reliever Rollie Fingers loses to Minnesota 7-6 as Steve Braun and Larry Hisle spark a late Twins rally. Reggie Jackson and Tenace homered for Oakland. Orioles, Red Sox, Yankees and Cubs wins noted with other scores. Kareem Abdul Jabbar signs with Los Angeles Lakers for at least 300000 per year.
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Frank Brown
Bloomington
Minn
Rollie Fingers
Metropolitan Stadium
Oakland A's
Twins
Allstar
Charlie Brown
Fingers
Steve Braun
Oakland
Braun
Gene
Tenace
Larry Hisle
Exchange and Flowers Lead Junior Pony Exchange
Exchange and Flowers extend their share of first place in the Junior Pony League at Remington Ave Field with 10-3 records. Exchange beat Coca Cola 10-3 and Flowers defeated Elks Club 9-6. Coca Cola’s Travis Weaver led with three hits, while Flowers got a grand slam from Robert Payne to cap a five run third inning rally.
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Exchange Club and Flowers Baking Company
Remington Ave
Exchange
Flowers
Coca-Cola
Elks Club
Jeff Jones
Andy Mathes
Linwood Cone
Gene Strickland
Jim Harrison
Tim Pace
Kevin May
Travis Weaver
Coca Cola
James Bierce
Mark Henley
Vance Burkette
Robert Payne
Tim Griner
Greg Cogland
Steve Lasseter
Mark Binion
Joey Willis
The
Elks
Kevin Aspinwall
Reds lose Gullett to left thumb fracture in loss to Braves
Reds ace Don Gullett suffered a small fracture of his left thumb while fielding a bases loaded line drive late in the game. X rays showed no chip or dislocation, and a move to a cast will depend on team doctors. Cincinnati leads the NL West by 32 games.
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Reds
Braves
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Don Gullett
Gullett
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Astros
Willie Crawford
Steve Gar
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Dave Concepcion
Concepcion
Larvell Blanks
Blanks
Morgan
The
Baseball Scoreboard and Upcoming Games from National League and American League
The standings show Milwaukee and New York atop their leagues with Chicago and San Francisco close behind. Upcoming schedule lists Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Milwaukee at New York, California at Kansas City, Oakland at Minnesota, Chicago at Texas with Wednesday games including multiple matchups.
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Milwaukee
Castro
Colborn
New York
Gura
Dobson
Baltimore
Cuellar
Cleveland
Raidh
Boston
Pole
Wise
Detroit
LaGrow
California
Figueroa
Kansas City
Briles
Dal Canton
Chicago
Kant
Texas
Horgan
Oakland
Minnesota
Associated Press
National League
W.L
Blue
Holtzman
Goltz
Albury
Ford Signs Title IX Regulations Draw NCAA Protest
President Ford approved new federal rules barring sex discrimination in education including sports prompting NCAA concerns that men’s programs will suffer amid financial strain from inflation. Coaching leaders led protests while supporters from the National Student Association urged quick congressional approval.
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Washington
Ford
Michigan
Tom Hansen
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hansen
NCAA
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
American Football Coaches Association
House
Kathy Kelly
National Student Association
United States
NSA
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Grant Jackson
Robinson
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Graig Nettles
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Ron Bryant
Bob Gibson
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Tim Hosley
Bill Madlock
Morales
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Rich Folkers
Gary Lavelle
Jack Kent Cooke
Los Angeles Lakers
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
National Basketball Association
Abdul-Jabbar
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San Diego Conquistadors
American Basketball] Association
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Chamberlain
Lew Alcindor
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Abdul- Jabbar
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Power Memorial High School
Mike Burke
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Eddie Donovan
Bill Alverson
Wayne Embry
Burke
Lewis Enterprises
Kiwanis
C&s Bank
Tommy York
Max Leon
Phil Niekro
Thomasville
E. Jackson
Merican
Ingrain
South Georgia
Pearson Construction CO
Victory Garden Suite
Tallahassee
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