Dodgers and Reds Battle for NL West Lead
In a tight pennant race the Dodgers hold a slim lead over the Reds as Cincinnati’s Tony Perez drives in a late winning run to topple Pittsburgh 1-0. Dodgers beat Montreal 7-2 behind Don Sutton’s 15th win, while other NL results include New York 7-0 over San Diego and San Francisco 11-2 over Philadelphia. AL action has Milwaukee, Minnesota, Kansas City, Baltimore, and California winning. Mets beat Padres with Seaver two-hitter and a grand slam by Jerry Koosman.
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National League blocks inter league play plan
Baseball’s summer meetings end with the National League united against inter league play. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn pushes a limited schedule to boost fan interest while Bud Selig seeks to present the idea again. NL officials cite fan support and stadiums as reasons to resist expansion.
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U.S. Opens World Games Basketball Quest in Moscow
The U S basketball team begins play at the World University Games in Moscow with a first round vs Britain as opening ceremonies mark a rain soaked, boisterous start. The U S contingent features star David Thompson while political boos mark the Israeli delegation in a 61 nation parade.
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Eagles vs Steelers Tonight Promises Tough Test for Reaves
UPI report previews Philadelphia quarterback John Reaves facing Pittsburgh pass rushers Joe Greene and Dwight White as the Eagles host the Steelers at Veterans Stadium in a four day pro football weekend. The piece notes Reaves steering three second half TDs in a 45-21 loss to Cincinnati and outlines other camp news and a price control case against the Redskins.
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Strong and Strong win 1973 Ukiah Father and Sons Championship
Jim Strong now at Arizona State teams with his father Dave Strong to win the 1973 Ukiah Father and Sons Championship at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. The duo completed a third title together and held a five stroke lead over Verl Steppe and Larry Steppe, who finished as runners up.
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A's idle in Boston after rainout at Fenway Park
An uncooperative weatherman forces the Oakland A's to stay in Boston as Wednesday's game against the Red Sox at Fenway Park is rained out and rescheduled for today. Vida Blue will duel John Curtis in a lefty matchup while Oakland prepares to fly home for a West Coast homestand against Milwaukee.
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Beard retires to join 49ers coaching staff
Veteran middle linebacker Ed Beard retires after eight seasons due to knee problems and becomes an assistant coach with the San Francisco 49ers. Beard, 33, will work with linebackers and special teams under Head Coach Dick Nolan.
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NCRA auto racing added at Redwood Empire fair
Redwood Empire fairgoers will watch NCRA races on the 12th District Fairgrounds oval at 8 p.m. Friday. Cars in Super Stock, Super Claimer and the new 99 Special race are expected to draw big crowds with up to 30 entrants and possible pileups. Admission is 2.25 for adults and 1.25 for students. fair admission is 1.00. A mystery driver contest offers two free passes.
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