Aiken Tops Hartsville 6 5 In Playoff Thriller
Aiken erased a three run hole to beat Hartsville 6 5 and level the AAAA Baseball final at one game each. Jeff Roberts will start Game 3 for Aiken at 5 p m in Columbia after losing the opener to Hartsville.
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Aiken
Hartsville
South Carolina
Gamecock Stadium
Columbia
Floyd Clanton
Charlie Smith
Chuck Polson
Willie Forte
Danny Braddock
Braddock
Paul Rideout
Smith
Forte
Micky Gilbert
Pete Sampson
Mike Johnson
Phil Luton
Luton
Lewis Brown
Chip Livingston
Livingston
Dave Jett
Jeff Roberts
Roberts
Cam Ferkins
Ricky Hawkins
Frazier Knocks Out Stander In Fifth Round
Joe Frazier, world heavyweight champion, stops Ron Stander in the fifth round to retain his title. Frazier dominates from the second round, bloodying Stander and winning with a knockout at Omaha. Stander suffers cuts, a broken nose, and exits with a 23-2-1 record. The bout drew 9,863 fans and a $242,978 gross gate with TVTVs share and guarantees noted.
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Neb
Joe Frazier
Butcher
Ron Stander
Frazier
Stander
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Zach Clayton
Philadelphia
Jack Lewis
Lewis
George
Chuvalo
Oscar
Bonavena
Nebraska
Big Ron
TVS
Baseball Roundup with scattered results and standings
Roundup covers national league matchups with Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York San Francisco Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles Houston and St Louis results. American League East standings show Cleveland Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Milwaukee Minnesota Oakland Texas Kansas City California. Friday and Sunday games listed with multiple matchups and player notes.
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Philadelphia
Carlton
Pittsburgh
Briles
San Francisco
Marshhal
Atlanta
Reed
San Diego
Norman
Cincinnati
Nolan
Los Angeles
Downing
Houston
Roberts
New York
Seaver
Louis
Wise
Montreal
Chicago
W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
West Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Wood
Land
Holtzman
Brett
Culp
Timmerman
Kekich
Wilcox
Balimore
Cuellar
Shellenback
Blyleven
Rooker
Clifornia
Ryan
Sonday
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
St. Louis
West Houston
Ice St. Louis
McAnally
Pappas
Pizaroo
Sabres Franchise Moves to Cincinnati as Swords
The Buffalo Sabres suspend operations and relocate to Cincinnati for the 1971-72 American Hockey League season where the team will be renamed the Swords.
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Buffalo Sabres
Cincinnati
The
Swords
Indy safety chief Jo Quinn shapes the 500 race scene
Indianapolis AP reports safety director Jo Quinn, 68, runs the 500 crowd and crisis control from a tight white office inside the Speedway gates. He commands 2,600 yellow-shirts and a fire unit to shepherd 300,000 fans, while coordinating with officials, entertainers, and volunteers before race day.
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Indianapolis
Jo Quinn
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tucson
Ariz
Quinn
Jim Nabors
Indiana
Safety Patrol
Kodes and Goolagong Begin French Open Title Defenses
Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia and Evonne Goolagong of Australia started defense of their French Open titles entering the second Grand Slam of the year in Paris.
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Paris
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
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Charles Henshaw
Henshaw
Indy
Holley Fuel Co
Kodes, Goolagong
Aiken Sporting
Aroun
Laurens NW
Walt Burckhaiter
Dial
Hardwick
Middie
Pargas, Inc
York Street
Aiken, South Carolina
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