Orioles Roll Along as McNally Back in Win
Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 6-0 behind Dave McNally who returned from the disabled list with a strong six innings. Frank Robinson hit his 13th homer, a three run shot that capped a four-run eighth, while Paul Blair and Brooks Robinson drove in three runs each.
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Chicago
Davely Nally
Frank Robinson
Ballumore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
McNally
Dave Leonhard
Robinson
Baltimore
Roalison
Lou Gehrig
Tme
Bly Ure
Paul Blair
Brooks Robie
Orioles
Campaneris Sparks A's Comeback Rally Over Yankees
Oakland surges from behind to defeat New York 5 to 2 as Bert Campaneris sparks rallies with a double and key hits. Mel Stottlemyre struggles in early frames. Campaneris later delivers a sizzling center hit. The A's score four runs across the middle innings, then add an insurance tally in the ninth.
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NEW York
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
New York Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Campaneris
Oalrd
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
John “Blue Moon" Odam
Angel Mangual
Dick Green
Ache Chuck Dobsar
Green
Hone
Curt Blefary
Dobson
Wie
Jerry Kenney
Senators Rally Past Angels 1-0 Behind McLain Gem
Washington's Dick McLain scattered ten hits and earned a 1-0 victory over California as Nelson delivered a two run single in the fifth. McCraw drew a bases loaded walk for the first run and Messersmith struggled in the Washington first. John Stephenson and Tommy Reynolds provided offense in late threats but the Senators held on. An error by Bregosi and Cullen's double in the fourth produced the other score for Washington.
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Washington
Denny McLain
Washington, Senators
Califor
Nid Angels
Nelson
AndyMessersmith
Aloe
McCraw
McLain
John Stephenson
Tommy Raynolds
Sandy Alomar
Mickey Rivers
Senators
Messersmist
Jim Bregosi
Jim Cullen
Royals Rally Past Red Sox for Seventh Win This Year
In Boston on Friday night the Royals defeated the Red Sox 5 to 3 as Dick Drago allowed two first inning homers to Reggie Smith but shut the Sox down the rest of the way. Fred Patek hit a leadoff homer and Kansas City combined five walks with three singles to build their lead. Joe Keough and Kay Hopkins walked in the fourth, with Kesugh scoring on Cook’s Rojas’ single. Lou Piniella homered as well in the loss.
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Boston
APJ
Dick Drago
Reggie Smith
Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Drago
Royals
Fred Patek
Anto
Tree
Jim Lonting
Joe Keough
Kait Hopkin
Kesugh
Cooks Rojas
Hopkins
Rojas
Lou Piniella
Hearing Set For Wells In Oakland Raiders WR
A Superior Court judge set a September 3 parole revocation hearing for Warren Wells, Oakland Raiders star wide receiver. Judge Leon Didden overrode a request to defer, noting a formal court hearing. Wells, 26, is on probation after a 1969 attempted rape conviction and has faced revocation after a drunken driving arrest and a Texas nightclub incident.
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Oakland
Oakland Raiders
Warren Wells
Alameda County
Leonard Dicden
Asst. Dist
Jack Merhan
Dieden
Wells
Beaumont
Tex
Tenn Valley Boys Sunday 2.5 30 Miami Camp 7m1 Elwood
The Tenn Valley team schedules a Sunday game at Miami Camp with a 7:00 PM or 7:30 PM start against Elwood. Details are uncertain due to OCR errors but indicate a local boys basketball item with a noted venue and teams.
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Tenn
Valley Boys Sun
MIAMI
Elwood
Blair Trucking Drops Regional Opener 5-2
Blair Trucking lost the regional opener 5-2 as Kokomo Purity capitalized on Blair errors. In a late seventh inning swing, Kokona Aux am Quimelte and teammates drove in key runs after miscues, while Adams and Fields produced productive at bats to push Kokomo ahead. The series shifts to Kokomo for the remaining games in a best of three.
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Doin Zeliting
Kokona Purity
Capi
Blair
Tocal
Shadyside
Rma Park
Kokomo
Maiook
Yehuing
Tommy Adams
Art
Karl
Roger Choke
Danie
Stair
Frank Sigler
Kitefiell
Quinnette
Adams
Danny Smuth
Dallas Fields
Fe Grant
Sf Freeman
E—Adams
Bean
Benith
Denny
L. Kinnetion
SF Fienae Rekams
Richey Grabs Lead in National Clay Court Open at Woodstock
Ott Richey of Sarasota and Clark Graebner of New York City advanced to the National Clay Court Championships quarterfinals at Woodstock Country Club. Richey defeated Edie Thibbs 6-4 while Graebner beat Roscoe Tanner 6-1 2. Upsets and seedings shuffled through Friday’s results, with Gail Coanfreauy and Lindy Tuero reaching the women's semifinals alongside Billie Jean King and Helen Gourlay.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ott Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Clark Graebner
New York City
Woodstock Country
Wth
Richey
MiMiami
Edie " Dibs
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Davis Capper
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Vennte
Thibbs
Gightrs Govan
France
Wails Tanner
Tifa
Jan Erdet
Czechoslovakia
Graebner
Neitha
Hickey
Chile
Jaime Fillol
Veljko Franulavie
Yugoslavia
File
Tranulavie
Gail Coanfreauy
Woodstock Country Club
Major League Box Scores and Women’s Doubles Round Two
Linda Tuero of New Orleans defeated Winnie Shaw of Scotland in singles. In women’s doubles, Billie Jean King and Judy Dalton beat Farel Footman and Kathy Kraft. Christine Jones and Nell Truman defeated Wendy Overton and Ceci Martines. Linda Tuero and Julie Heldman defeated Kerry Harris and Helen Gouclay. Gail Chousteau and Winnie Shaw overcame Kristien Kemmer and Kerry Melville. In men’s doubles, Frank Freshling and Tom Patersen defeated Pierre Barthes and George Goven. Clark Graebner and Eric Van Dillen defeated Gary Parm and Milan Rolovek.
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Lindy Tuero
Billie Jean King
Tong Beach
Calif
Australia
Helen Goorlay
Yuero
New Orleans
Chinreau
Winnie!’ Shaw
England
Chinfreau
Kerry Melville
Miss Gourlay
Svas
Miss Tuero
Julie Heldmann
Houston
Tex
Kerry Harris
Miss Gourley
Seaded Nair
Fillo
Gruebner
Franntovic
Linda Tuero
Winnie Shaw
Scotland
Gail Chanfreau
Long Beach
Judy Dalton
Farel Footman
San Francisco
Kathy Kraft
Tulsa
Okla
Christine Jones
Nell Truman
Wendy Overton
Washington
Ceci Martines
Julie Heldman
Helen Gouclay
Gail Chousteau
Kristien Kemmer
Los Angeles
Kerry
Melville
Frank Freshling
Fort Lawerdale
Fla
Tom Patersen
Pierre Barthes
George Goven
Clark Graebner
New York City
Eric van Dillen
San Mateo
Gary Parm
New Zealand
Milan Rolovek
Czechoslovakia
Triple Header Night Set At Mt Lawn
Pendleton Heights and area teams plus local drivers gather for a Sunday triple header at Mt Lawn Speedway. CORA midgets compete alongside stock cars with 23 lap features, heat races and trophy dashes. Reigning winners Gene Prosser and Bill Lemon look to defend titles in a crowded, flag-to-flag program.
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Mt. Law Speedway
Harold
Dutch) Hurst
Gene Prosser
New Fale
Bill Lemon
Markleville
Mt. Lawn
Pras
Ser Sti
Lemon
Bill Miller
Arabs Host Sectional CGMH Gets Tennis
Madison, Henry, Union and Nayne Counties will host the Madison Heights tennis sectional from Sept 29 to Oct 1 at Mays Park. The event, one of 16 sectionals, includes teams from Ben Davis Indianapolis to Terre Haute West Vigo. Only five doubles teams and two singles per school. entrants cannot double up. Ribbons awarded for first and second in singles and doubles. winning school receives a trophy. First place singles and doubles winners advance with alternates named. Team scores use points from rounds and byes. doubles receive three points per round. Madison Heights faces Ben Davis and Lawrence Central in regional play on Oct 9. Finals set for Oct 16 at Pike High School, Indianapolis.
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Pendlesston Heights
Getta
Cleveland Ilwacker
Ulan
Seton
Balinger
E-Rotcinz
Praca
Mi—brige
Falcompele
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Inston Tm
Byie
Luton
Aldianapolis
South Grove Gott TN
Detroit
Minsesota
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Tang Davis
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Tol RaNa
W Horton
Wiarton
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LaPorte
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Henry
Union
Nayne
Madison Heights
Mays Park
Ben Davis
Bhfton
Evansville
Rex Mundi
Fort. Wayne
Gary Horace Mann
Apshen
Hammond
Lafayette Jefferson
Lawrence Central
New Albany
Peru
South Bend
Jackson
Southport
Terre Haute West Vigo
Runmenemp
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Fort Wayne NorthSide
Pike High School
Indipois
Donohue Posts Fastest Practice Time at Watkins Glen
Mark Donohue of Media Pennsylvania posted the fastest practice lap at the Watkins Glen International Grand Prix track during Trans Am qualifying. Swede Savage of Tarzana California and George Fullmer of Arcadia California followed in second and third with speeds cited in the session. Other class winners and notable drivers filled multiple entries as the event led to Sundays main race.
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Watkins Glen, N.Y
Mark Donohue
Media
Watkins Glen
Wlapseach
Larry Stevenson
Miami
Fla
Dis Butto
New Brightion
Rockville
Wil
Irvin Tar
Trenton
Triumph
jSvittize
Johnny Jones
Vienna
Stin Healy Sprite
Fears
Pirates Fall As Cardinals Hand Pirates 2-0 Defeat
Pittsburgh. Lefty Jerry Reuss shuts down the Pirates with a four hitter supporting a 2-0 Cardinals win. Gene Clines batters a grounder for an infield single in the first, Reuss allows no more hits until Dave Gash breaks through in the eighth. Singles by Sanguillen and Robertson add minor offense in ninth. An error by Gene Alley opens the door for Cardinals’ second inning run. Joe Torre walks to start the frame. Tad Simalgled, then a...
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Pittsburgh
Jerry Reuss
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Gene Clines
Reuss
Dave Gash
Manny Sanguillen
Boe Robertson
Gene
Pirates Extend NL Lead With Downed Cardinals
In a tight game the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 4 2, improving their position in the National League. A late defensive surge and key hits by Torre and teammates helped Pittsburgh pull ahead, extending their streak and solidifying their slim margin atop the division.
Reds 8 Cubs 2 triumph over Chicago in Cincinnati
Dat Gullett pitched seven innings of no hit ball before James doubled to break the spell in the eighth as the Reds built an 8 2 win over the Cubs Friday night. Rose, Perez, McRae and Graner contributed as Cincinnati pulled away with big hits and solid defense. The Cubs scored two late runs in an infield error.
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Dat Gullett
Ler James
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cub
Gullett
Reds
James
Pete Roses
Cubs
Gwyllett
Wayne Granner
Ron Santo
Arg
Chris Cagnizzsro
pHoh
Hall
Glenn Beckett
Rose
Tony Perez
Hal McRae
Sarees
Horne
Chargers Sign Jerry LeVias Returns to Chargers Camp
Jerry LeVias, the 6 foot 10 and 170 pound wide receiver, rejoined the San Diego Chargers after a brief retirement. Acquired from Houston in a July trade, LeVias says he must forget the two weeks away and focus on football as he eyes kickoff and punt return duties in Saturday’s game against Minnesota.
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Call
Jerry LeVias
San Diego
Chargers
LeVins
Houston
TeVigs
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
LeVies
Astros 8 Braves: Wilson Baffles Braves With Five-Hitter
Houston defeats Atlanta 2 to 1 as Don Wilson allows five hits and Cesar Cedeno hits a three run homer along with Joe Morgan driving in another run. Earl Williams hits a homer for Atlanta and adds four hits in two games.
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Don Wilson
Cesar Ceteno
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Lie
Onta Braves
Wilson
Earl Williams
Marty Perez
Houston
Rich Chiles
State Grove
Denis Menke
Braves
Williams
Jim Wynn
Morgan
Spurrier TD Pass Gives 49er's Tie
Miami and San Francisco battled to a 17 17 preseason tie as Spurrier connected on an 11 yard TD to Jerry Simmons in the final minutes. Dolphins built a 14 3 lead behind Griese and Kiick while Csonka ran hard with Yepremian adding a fourth quarter field goal before Spurrier led a late drive for the tie.
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Griese
San Francisco 49Ers
Paul Warfield
Miami Dolphins
Amn
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Jim *Kilek
Bruce Gosasson
Dake Scott
Dolphin
Vic Washington
Bob Heinz
Sam Francisco
Csonka
Kiick
George Dahies
Kjengury Muvsis
Doug Cunjoingham
Brodie
Gene Washington
Garo Yepremian
Husband Wife Golf Winners At Edgewood Country Club
Milt and Susie Mills led the front nine while Felix and Rita Mudd captured the back nine to win the weekly husband wife tournament at Edgewood Country Club on Friday. Dick and Donny Cumberland took second on the front line with several couples named among top finishers on the back line.
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Milt
Susie Mills
Felix
Rita Mudd
Edgewood Country Club
Donny Cumberland
Bob
Ramona Gibson
Frank
Marge Karr
Vera Cotton
Bev
Batty Cornell
Don
Martha Harmon
Marion
Mary Jo Collins
Lew
Bun- Ma
Lee Anxi
Sue Hend- Ye
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