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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

7

Twins Rally For 11th Innings Win Over White Sox

The Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-6 in 11 innings as George Mitterwald delivered a game winning single and his fourth hit after a late rally. Tony Oliva drove in two runs with a bases loaded single, and Bill Rigney praised Mitterwald’s return from a pulled muscle.

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Baseball standings with late game results

Thursday results include Chicago beating St Louis 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Cincinnati defeated Atlanta by 5. Baltimore topped New York 3 to 0. Kansas City defeated California 5 to 0. Detroit edged Cleveland 4 to 3. Minnesota won 7 to 6 over Chicago in 11 innings.

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Palmer Charms Fans at South Golf Haven and Hilton Head

A visitor notes Arnold Palmer feels at home in the South, especially at Pinehurst and Hilton Head. She recalls the 1969 Heritage Classic and Palmer’s broad appeal, while praising his personality and the charming brunette Winnie.

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Villanova May Forfeit 1970-71 Basketball Record

Villanova University said it will forfeit its 1970-71 basketball record and NCAA finish if star Howard Porter signed a pro contract last December. Porter's alleged ABA deal triggered questions about Villanova's eligibility. Porter denied the contract in a signed affidavit. The school may also relinquish tourney receipts from a 27-7 season.

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NFL Agrees On Four Year Collective Bargaining Contract

The NFL owners and NFLPA announced a four year collective bargaining contract after a long night of talks ending at 5 p.m. EDT. The dispute stemmed from differing interpretations of a February agreement and an unfair labor practices charge against the owners was upheld by the NLRB on May 26. The players indicated they would withdraw the charge.

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Hoist The Flag Near Greatest Victory After Recovery

Hoist The Flag, once viewed as racing's potential ninth Triple Crown winner, shows remarkable healing from a severe leg break. Dr. Mark Gerard reports 90 percent recovery in the cannon bone and 80 to 85 percent in the long pastern, termed miraculous. The colt, owned by Mrs. Stephen C Clerk, shattered a pastern in March at Aqueduct but survived an operation to rebuild the bone amid earlier threats of destruction if unsalvageable.

New York Mark Gerard Aqueduct Stephen

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