Cubs rookie Hooton throws no hitter over Phillies
The 22 year old Cubs pitcher Hooton, using a knuckle curve, blanks the Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 in his fourth major league start. He later says he relied on the pitch in the eighth and ninth innings as adrenaline fueled his best effort.
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Astros invade Riverfront in no-hitter chase and trades
Cincinnati reports on the Astros touring Riverfront for a possible no hitter, with former Reds stars like Lee May Helms and Jimmy Stewart mentioned in a trade context. Dodgers and Angels figures, including Bob Feller era notes, appear amid recall of past Reds players and an Indianapolis race buildup.
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Lawson Sues Hawks Over Breach of Contract for $1 Million
Tallahassee Florida AP Lawson former Florida A&M star Lawson, 25, sues the Atlanta Hawks for alleged contract breach seeking 1 million dollars. He says he negotiated a June 1971 tryout, signed a free agent deal, then was released Aug 6 due to an overabundance of forwards. He alleges the late notice blocked him from signing elsewhere and caused embarrassment and humiliation.
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Pirates Lose Doubleheader to Muncie Central at Memorial Field
Madison Heights struggled at the plate dropping 12-3 and 7-1 to Muncie Central. The Bearcats launched 13 hits in game one, scoring all in the last five innings, while Madison Heights committed eight errors. In the nightcap Central built a 6-0 lead early and again defeated the Pirates.
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Montreal bound Dickie Harris to join Alouettes
Montreal reports Dickie Harris signs with the Alouettes after a mixed NFL and college career. Welker and Dave Wells pitched for the Pirates in a doubleheader, with Rodgers taking a loss and Byrne winning in relief. The Pirates seek their first victory as schedules tighten and roster moves are noted alongside limited game details and scattered player mentions.
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New York Goalie Giacomin Ready For Hawks Playoff Clash
Ed Giacomin, battered knee after a collision, was listed as able to play Tuesday night for the Rangers in the Stanley Cup semifinal against the Chicago Black Hawks at Chicago Stadium. Jim Newton's jammed finger remained a question. Labbe was declared available, while Ex-Met Galen Cisco joined Kansas City as pitching coach. Chicago’s Bobby Hull anticipated more action despite earlier pain, as both teams prepared for the decisive playoff tilt.
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Pearson Wins Rebel 400 at Darlington
David Pearson piloted a Mercury to a two lap victory over Richard Petty in the Rebel 400 at Darlington International Raceway. The Spartanburg, South Carolina driver earned $14,850, paced the field four times for 240 of 293 laps, and kept his famed driving skill evident after a two year major-triumph drought.
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