Seaver Tosses A One Hitter At Shea Stadium
Tom Seaver carried a perfect game into the ninth, tasks of a 1 hit shutout, while the Mets beat the Cubs 4 0 to trim the NL East lead. Other MLB results included Dodgers, Cardinals, Pirates and Reds scoring wins and U Boat term noted for WWI context.
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Charles leads British Open after first round
Bob Charles of Christchurch New Zealand holds a two stroke lead into the second round at Lytham St Annes as Hedley Muscroft and Tony Jacklin challenge. Casper shoots 70 and Gary Player trails by eight as Miller Barber and Orville Moody sit near the top of the US challengers. Dave Love surprises with a 70 in his first Open, while Thomas Morris sees his pension raised by a penny a week.
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Major Leagues Standings from United Press International
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Talks in Hanoi Clash Over Vietnam Peace Process
Vietnamese negotiator Thuy criticized the Nixon Administration for stalling the four party talks after Hanoi consultations. He accused U S planes of bombing North Vietnamese villages on July 7 8 despite Hanoi’s humanitarian policies promising the release of three American prisoners. Thuy said Nixon has not ordered reductions in military activity and blamed Washington for failing to settle the Vietnam problem, insisting Hanoi seeks a peaceful settlement.
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Athletes Must Pick Up Athletic Forms This Fall
All Waco students planning to participate in athletics must visit the Waco Central Office or the Olds building between 8 00 and 2 00 to obtain the required physical forms. The history portion on the back must be filled before an exam, and timely completion is urged to avoid last minute doctor overload and possible disappointments in the athletic program.
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L A Stars Sign Wise to ABA Contract
The Los Angeles Stars of the American Basketball Association announced they signed 6-foot-6 Willie Wise of Drake University Des Moines. Wise and Willie McCarter who joined the NBA Los Angeles Lakers led Drake to the NCAA finals last season. Wise is a former Balboa High School and City College of San Francisco star and was a fifth round NBA draft pick by the San Francisco Warriors.
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Borman Seeks U S Visit by Soviet Cosmonauts
Astronaut Frank Borman promised Soviet hosts to urge NASA to invite Soviet cosmonauts to America. He indicated approval was in principle but formal US authorization needed. Borman spoke before Nixon’s Apollo 11 moon flight, said the invitation would be for a visit, not necessarily to witness a launch. He noted the trip avoided Baikonur and included a view of a TU144 jetliner.
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Soviet warships off U.S. coast head to Cuba for visit
A Soviet task force of a guided missile cruiser, two destroyers, two submarines, and a subtender moves 600 to 660 miles east of the U.S. Southeast. Navy says the ships could monitor Apollo 11 but already have other eavesdropping ships. they plan to arrive in Cuba by July 20 for a courtesy visit through July 27, marking the first Soviet naval visit to Cuba.
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