Phillies ride five hit gem by Tom Underwood to win
Phillies beat St. Louis 4-1 behind five hits from Tom Underwood as Ray Rippelmeyer praises a deep rotation of six starters. Underwood improves to 4-0 against the Cardinals with a two-run single and two more RBIs. Other NL scores include Pirates over Expos and Dodgers over Giants.
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Woodie Fryman
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Bill Bonham
Ed Figueroa
Figueroa
Yankee
Tom House
Orioles
Indians
Lee May
Tom Buskey
May
Reggie Jackson
Baltimore
Wayne Garland
Jim Palmer
Major League Standings and Friday Schedule
Standings show New York leading with 27 wins and 15 losses, Baltimore 23 21, Cleveland 21 22, Detroit 20 23, Boston 19 23, Milwaukee 16 23, Kansas City 27 17, Texas 25 19, Chicago 22 20, Minnesota 21 23, Oakland 21 27, California 21 30. Friday night games list city matchups and later schedules with probable pitchers for Milwaukee Detroit New York Boston Detroit Texas California Boston Milwaukee Kansas City Minnesota Baltimore Oakland New York Cleveland Chicago.
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Wind Power Study Aims to Tap Oahu Tradewinds
The University of California and the University of Hawaii join to study wind power on Oahu Hawaii. Honolulu concentrates population and energy demand while tradewinds of 10 to 20 knots prevail most of the year making wind energy attractive and costly fuel imports a concern.
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University of California
University of Hawaii
Hawaiian
Oahu
Honolulu
Davis Sparks Angels Victory Over Twins in Pinch Hit Role
Tommy Davis, released by the Yankees, joins the California Angels and delivers a two-run pinch-hit single in the eighth inning to fuel a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Davis joined hours earlier as a free agent, saying baseball is in his blood.
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New York Yankees
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Cecil Hughes
Cecil
Dave Chalk
Gary Ross
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Yankees
Red Sox
Chris Chambliss
Tigers
Brewers
Ben Oglivie
Willie Horton
Oglivie
Vern Ruhle
Iowa extends split deer season and doubles zones leaders say
Iowa Conservation Commission approved a continued split deer season for shotgun muzzleloader hunters and expanded deer management zones from five to ten. Two seasons run November 27 to 30 and December 4 to 10 with one deer per hunter per season, plus a bow season October 2 to November 26. The commission also set furbearing animal seasons and trapping dates and adjusted fox, raccoon, beaver and coyote rules, aiming to improve herd control and revenues.
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Herbert Reed
Winterset
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Iowa
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Mississippi River
Otter Commission Wildlife
Waco Dominates New London In 10-3 Softball Victory
Waco opened with a big second inning scoring 10 runs on seven hits as Deanne Levine and Sandra Hesseltine sparked the rally with a double and a single. Margaret Anderson earned the win over Cindy Ball as Waco improves to 3-1 and will face Pekin at Olds on Monday night at 8:00 p.m.
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Deanne Levine
Sandra Hesseltine
Hesseltine
Brenda Edgar
Marsha Lorber
Diane McPherson
Margaret Anderson
Cindy Ball
Pekin
Olds
Couples league golf begins June 7 at local course
The Couples Two Ball Handicap League opens Monday June 7. Participants should contact their opponent to arrange off times and pay an entry fee for a schedule from the captain. Mrs Hall will serve dinner at 8 PM for five dollars per couple. reservations due by Saturday.
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Lemley
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Buenzow
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Trier
Meeker
Messer
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Butler
Ahart
Bendickson
Sorden
Light
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van Houten
Hillman
Doak
Cox
Tschantz
Goedken
Eden
Gamon
Hanson
Pound hits new low as britain fights to steady value
The pound opened at 1.70 dollars, touching a record low as money dealers shrugged off reassurances. Denis Healey urged the public not to panic while the currency slid 41.9 percent from December 1971 official rates, with intraday declines followed by brief recoveries.
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London
UPI
Denis Healey
Britain
Suns even series with the Celtics in Phoenix win
Phoenix defeated Boston 109 107 to knot the NBA finals at two games each. Suns relied on 35 free throws, with Gar Heard delivering the winning basket with 58 seconds left as Jo Jo White missed at the buzzer for the Celtics.
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Phoenix
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Paul Westphal
Charlie Scott
Alvan Adams
Dave Cowens
Gar Heard
Cowens
Jo Jo White
Superdome priced at 100 million in New Orleans sale
The Superdome, the world’s largest enclosed arena, is for sale for about 100 million in cash. Louisiana administration chief Charles Roemer says two bona fide offers have been made by firms with American representation and negotiations are in formal proposal stage. He notes Congress and local officials vary in view on selling the dome, which hosts the Saints and Jazz.
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Roemer
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Sam LeBlanc III
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