Seaver Wins Again as Mets Top Giants 5-3
Tom Seaver outpitched Gaylord Perry, earning his 15th win after a 3-0 deficit. Joe Foy and Cleon Jones homered, Ken Singleton linked a go ahead single, sealing a 5-3 Mets victory at Riverfront. Merritt struggled in Cincinnati as St Louis erupted late.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Rob inson Baltimore Yastrzemski Boston Aparicio Chicago 324 hits Johnson California Harper Milwaukee doubles Harper Cardenas Kenney R R Smith triples Tovar Kenney Rob inson leads with 324 hits and Killebrew 30 home runs. National League leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh Bonds San Francisco Bench Cincinnati Perez Cincinnati the statistics show Bonds 90 runs and Bench 97 RBIs.
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Your kid should know about drugs, not you
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Outsiders Win Daily At Shenandoah Downs
Three outsiders claimed two Daily Double payoffs at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town. Aloah Ell led the opening race to pay $12.80, while Limberick Lass and Admiral Derry split the second race in a dead heat with major payoffs. Open Book 2nd, a 19.40 winner, led a late surge by Rivanna Miss who paid 21.40 to place.
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Mighty Dear Favored Tonight In Mc Connellsburg Purse
Mighty Dear, winner of three straight at Charles Town, tops a nine horse field in the 5 1 2 furlong Mc Connellsburg Purse. Robbin The Judge looks to challenge after a strong finish, with Kenarola Native Motion and Vickie's Bunny among others to watch.
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Katz named Sugar Bowl executive director
NEW ORLEANS AP Navy Captain Joseph T. Katz 48 was named executive director of the Sugar Bowl. The move ends the volunteer era since Fred J. Digby’s death in 1968. Katz had served 1969-70 in public relations and special projects for the deputy chief of naval operations.
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Four Added to Hall of Fame By JACK HAND
Four new inductees joined baseball’s Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, led by Lou Boudreau. Ted Williams discussed the famed shift that limited his 1947 season, while Ford Frick Earl Combs and Jesse Haines shared memories. Doubleday Field exhibition drew 9,791 as Montreal Expos beat the Chicago White Sox 10-6 with homers from Ron Brand and Bobby Wine.
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Baseball Opens Summer Meetings Montreal Agenda Focus
Major League Baseball owners begin their summer meeting in Montreal, discussing trading future college draft picks and the Curt Flood court case. A planning committee report updates the proposed consolidation of commissioner and league offices under one roof in New York, with the minor leagues backing the plan.
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Baseball standings and results from Monday and schedule
The Associated Press relays baseball results with teams Minnesota Baltimore New York California listed. It includes Monday results St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles and upcoming games across divisions with players' names and records noted.
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Shenandoah Downs and Local Leagues Enter Week
Area sports schedule lists Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m and multiple church league and teen league games at Bodie Grim and Rouss Park with matches including Lutheran vs Grace Bible and First Presbyterian vs Market Street across Tuesday to Thursday.
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One Winner in Big Exacta at Shenandoah Downs
The Big Exacta paid for the third time in a week at Shenandoah Downs with the 6 8 and 10 3 combo returning 26538.80 on one winning ticket. Antidote paid 17.20 for Bunny Frizzell as Swedish Prince faded to place at 4.40. Comus Road, a 3 year old by Jovial Jove, upset at 64.00, with Bob's Add second at 8.80.
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