Sunnyside Keeps unbeaten status with 6 5 win over Burnt Factory
Sunnyside remains undefeated in the Church Softball League after a 6 5 victory over Burnt Factory. Dexter Symons homered for Sunnyside while Bob Rinker doubled twice. Wesley and First Presbyterian also won boosting their records. Market Street and Sacred Heart posted other results.
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Sunnyside
Burnt Factory
Wesley
First Presbyterian
Rosedale Baptist
Burnt Presbyterian
Market Street
Lutheran
Sacred Heart
Braddock Street
First Brethren
Fairview
First Baptist
Nazarene
Dexter Symons
Bob Rinker
Don Duvall
J.D. Robinson
Miller Honored as Father of the Year in New York Golf Scene
Johnny Miller arrives with his wife Linda and their children in New York for Father of the Year honors. The story outlines Miller's finances, rivalry with Jack Nicklaus, and his candid, forthright approach to golf, noting his record money and plans to tour Mexico City next.
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New York
Johnny Miller
Catfish Hunter
Edmund S. Muskie
Secretariat
Linda
Kelly
John
Cass
Miller
New Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Broadway
65Th Street
Brigham Young University
Mexico City
Jack Nicklaus
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Nicklaus
Johnny
Jack
Lee Trevino
Big Bear
Lee
Phoenix
Tucson
Angie
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Gary Player
Thad
Sabres Tie Series in Hard Fought NHL Final Battle
Buffalo goalie Gerry Desjardins endured a tense start but steadied to lift the Sabres 4 2 over the Philadelphia Flyers in extreme heat at Memorial Auditorium. The win evened the Stanley Cup final at two games apiece as Gilbert Perreault Jim Lorentz and Danny Gare produced goals to erase an early Flyers lead.
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Buffalo
Gerry Desjardins
Buffalo Sabres
Desjardins
Sabres
Philadelphia Flyers
Memorial Auditorium
Philadelphia
Jerry Korab
Ross Lonsberry
Flyers
Gilbert Perreault
Jim Lorentz
Danny Gare
Namath rejects WFL offer and weighs Jets return
Joe Namath spurned the World Football League's four million dollar bid while signaling openness to NFL offers. The Jets reportedly proposed a three year one million dollar deal as Namath, 31, weighs terms and a possible New York return. The WFL credits TV talks and Namath skied to public remarks during a press conference in Fort Lauderdale.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Joe Namath
Namath
New York Jets
NFL
Jets
New York
WFL
Miami Dolphins
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Chris Hemmeter
Honolulu
Chicago
Charlottesville Falls to E C Glass In Regional Tennis
Charlottesville Knight s tennis team suffered a 9 0 defeat to Western District champion E C Glass in the North West Regional boys tournament. In singles, Angus Macauley lost 6 1 6 0 to Jimmy Milley of GW Danville. Doubles duo Hayden and Rhoads fell 6 3 6 3 to Patrick Henry pair Dickey and McIntosh.
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Charlottesville
Knights
Leesburg
Loudoun Valley
Broad Run
Turner Ashby
George Mason
Orange County
Loudoun County
Waynesboro
Matoaca
Pearson Sets World Pole Speed in Charlotte Qualifying
In Charlotte, David Pearson clinched his third consecutive World 600 pole at 159.353 mph, edging out Lennie Pond who shocked by posting 158.908 mph. Pond, 34, Petersburg VA, drives his own Chevrolet as Pearson’s Mercury broke the prior mark of 159.296 set with softer tires before restrictor rules.
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Pearson
Charlotte
N. C
David Pearson
Richard Petty
Buddy Baker
Cale Yarborough
Lennie Pond
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Pond
Petersburg
The
Wood Brothers
Mercury
Donnie Allison
Allison
National Association For
Mahaffey Leads After Tumbling 65 at Memphis Classic
John Mahaffey rebounded with a 65 after adjusting his swing and stance in the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic. He shares the first round lead with Tom Weiskopf and Andy North at Colonial Country Club, with Nicklaus one stroke back and several legends close behind.
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Memphis, Tenn
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Tom Weiskopf
Andy North
Danny
Gene Littler
Tom Kite
Mark Hayes
Gary Player
South Africa
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Colonial Country Club
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Dave Hill
Memphis
Johnny Miller
Arnold Palmer
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Danny Turner
Glen Cross
Cross
Mike Ricketts
Jimmy Dix
Doug Madigan
Rosedale
H. Rinker
John Prosser
Dave Burks
R. Brown
Tommy Arthur
Bob Hawkins
Gene Line
Buddy Grove
Kirby Lloyd
Bob Hart
Monte Unger
Market ST
Brethren
Bob Roper
Dana Teaford
Dale Stickley
Steve Rotz
Bill DeHaven
Fair F
Billy Boyce
John Catalano
D. Lovie
D. O’neal
B. Jones
Bill Shendon
Jerry Grim
Doug Barnett
L.C. McIntire
F. Baptist
Sports of the Times
Red Smith
N.Y. Times News Service
Mr Fast
Psychic Dana
Do Behave
High Nail
Diane M Mags
U Della
Little Cuz
Doctor Ghirlando
Mr J R S
Sea Busy
Luke's Pick
Silky Khal Ran
Bibulous
New Legend
Little Surprise
Hemmeter
VFL
Clarke County
Warren County
Frederick County
Game Commission
Dundalk
Steelworkers Hall
Eli Hanover
Radames Cabrera
Rico Hoyle
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Jerome Warner
Moore
Morgan
Calgary
Ont
Larry Moore
Octavus Morgan
Calgary Stampeders
Angelo State
Texas
Pittsburgh Steelers
Stampeders
University of Illinois
Pittsburgh
Flames
Red Barn
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W.va
Shenandoah Corp
Charles Town Turf Club, Inc
Jacobsen
Winchester Railler’s Hardware Co., Inc
N. Loudoun
Ronconi Equipment Co
Springfield
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