Sudakis Sparks Yankees Feud-Busting Rally in 5-3 Win
Bill Sudakis, legally blind with 20-400 vision, hit a pinch-double in the seventh to tie North and Jackson, then added a sacrifice fly in the ninth as the Yankees beat Oakland 5-3. North and Jackson collided in the seventh, knocking North out of the game after a prior clubhouse feud involving Jackson. Other AL games included Chicago 9-1 Baltimore and Detroit 3-2 Kansas City in 11 innings.
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Carroll may close gap by starting for Reds after last minute call
National League action centers on Cincinnati as Carroll earned a 5-0 win over Philadelphia with Borbon backing him. Dodgers beat Mets 7-1, Cardinals top Braves 6-3, Pirates edge Giants 4-3, Expos outslug Padres 9-8, Cubs nip Astros 2-1 in 10 innings. Carroll, 4-1, set NL save mark in 1972 and was making his 23rd start in 551 appearances.
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Tim Thomas Signs Grant With Lees-McRae College
Tim Thomas of St. Angela Academy signed a gridiron grant with Lees-McRae College. The 6-1 195-pound tackle and linebacker starred for Hank Caver's conference champions and was named St. Angela's Most Valuable Lineman in 1973. Lees-McRae finished 7-2 last season and ranked among the top twenty junior colleges nationwide for the eighth straight year.
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Gamecocks Sign Pair To Baseball Scholarships
South Carolina announces the signing of two Miami Dade North JC standouts, Steve Cook and Greg Keatley, to national letters of intent. Cook is a right handed hitting outfielder and Keatley a right handed hitting catcher. Coach Bobby Richardson lauded their recruitment and immediate potential for the lineup.
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Standings and Sunday results for baseball and Monday schedule
Standings show Minnesota 3 to 1 over Cleveland 0 to 3 and Detroit 3 to ?, Chicago 9 to 1 Baltimore 1 New York 5 Oakland 3 Boston 7 California 4 Milwaukee 4 Texas 3. Monday games list matchups: Minnesota at Baltimore Cuellar 8-3 N Chicago at Cleveland G Perry 11-1 N Detroit at Texas Jenkins 7-7 N New York at California Tanana 4-8 N Boston at Oakland Hamilton 4-1. Only games scheduled.
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Rookies Caught In NFL Fight Between PA and Owners
The rookie group in the NFL faces a split in benefits as the NFL Players Association and the NFL Management Council clash over contracts. Rookies may be eligible for some PA benefits, but most do not join until after signing with a club. A July 1 strike could bar rookies from the bargaining unit if they skip training camp.
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Williams Wins Carolina Division Title In Playoff
C B Williams of Reidsville North Carolina captured the Carolina division title of the National Association of Left handed Golfers after a two playoff hole victory. Bobby Hodges of Greensboro tied Williams at 221 with a 69 but fell short on the second playoff hole. Other top finishers include Ed Sowards Jacksonville NC 227 Bud Sharpe Winston Salem NC 227 Johnny Leazer Gaffney 228 Jim Spicer North Wilkesboro 229 Berry Crain Aiken 232 Roger Ingram Graham 232.
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Aiken
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Southern Cal Trojans Win 10th Series Crown
In Omaha, Southern California clinched its 10th college baseball series crown and fifth straight by defeating Miami of Florida 7 3 before 11346 fans. Coach Rod Dedeaux and pitcher Mark Barr used a Miami player's jeer to fuel the comeback.
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Teen-Agers Sweep Again at French Open
Paris reports teen sensations Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale and Bjorn Borg of Sweden swept the singles titles at the French Open Tennis Championships.
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Haynie Wins Medina Open in Playoff Thriller
Sandra Haynie parred a fourth extra hole Sunday to defeat Gloria Ehret in a playoff for the LPGA Medina Open championship worth $42,500 held in Medina Ohio.
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Raquetball Meeting Set by Recreation Dept
Recreation Department invites players to a Wednesday meeting at the Virginia Acres handball courts to learn raquetball and form a team. Joe Brown, a raquetball instructor, will attend to discuss instruction at 7 30 p m.
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