Nixon wage freeze draws varied bets from pro sports
Representatives of pro teams voiced uncertainty on how President Nixon’s wage and price freeze would affect athletes while officials from the Treasury Department said the action applies to sports. Treasurys Samuel Pierce warned holdouts could lose leverage, and teams weighed potential effects on contracts, ticket pricing, and negotiations across basketball, football, and hockey.
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al Davis
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Jenkins Posts 19th Win as Cubs Top Braves 3–0
Ferguson Jenkins hurled a two run allowed game to lead Chicago past Atlanta 3 to 0 securing his 19th victory. He set down the first ten batters and limited the Braves to two hits while striking out seven with one walk. Glenn Beckett doubled for the Cubs in the third and Billy Williams drove in the first run. Johnny Callison walked and moved to third on Bruce Davis' single in the ninth before Jenkins doubled in two more runs. Hank Aaron went hitless in three at bats ending his consecutive game hitting streak.
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Atlanta Braves
Jenkins
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
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Bruce Davis
J. C. Martin
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Martin
Hank Aaron
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Stargell
Dock Ellis
Eagles edge Bills in exhibition behind Ballman’s 166 receiving yards
Philadelphia and Buffalo traded leads as Gary Ballman caught nine passes for 166 yards and a TD to lift the Eagles 34 28. Dennis Shaw threw three Bills TD passes, while Bob Chandler J D Hill and other playmakers added scores in a high scoring preseason clash.
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Happy Feller
Texas
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Bob Chandler
J. D. Hill
Jackie Allen
Pete Richardson
Shaw
Pete Liske
Denver
Rick Arrington
Ben Hawkins
Liske
Budke Bastanchury Share Amateur Lead
Mary Budke of Dayton Oregon Connie Day of Cleveland Tennessee and Jane Bastanchury of Whittier California shot three over par 75s to lead the first round of qualifying for the 71st U.S. Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Atlanta Country Club. Budke led with a 75 while Day and Bastanchury, not bogey free, stayed near the top as others chased. Other Indiana players posted scores ranging from 82 to 91 in the opening round.
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Reds Rally Tops Cardinals in Ninth to Gain Tie for NL East Lead
George Foster delivered a run scoring single with one out in the ninth, pushing the Reds to a 6 5 victory over St Louis and reducing the Cardinals deficit to five games in the NL East. The rally followed an eighth inning spree that flipped a 3 1 St Louis edge and featured key hits from Perez Bench Helms and Rose.
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George Foster
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Reds
Joe Torre
Lee May
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Foster
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Pete Rose
Pairings Set For Women's Softball Invitational
Indiana Lumber opens against Greenfield Giants at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Madison County Women's Fast-Pitch Invitational. Other Saturday games include S C May Funeral Home vs Rainbow Estates at 6 p.m. and UAW 662 vs Greenfield Banking at 8 p.m. Sunday features Chesterfield Businessmen vs Childes Petroleum at 10 p.m. with winners advancing to Sunday and Monday rounds leading to the 7 p.m. championship Monday at Auxiliary Police Diamond.
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Auxiliary Police
Frank Robinson Leads Oriole Win Over Brewers
Frank Robinson drove in two on a fifth inning single as Baltimore beat Milwaukee 3-2. Jim Palmer earned the win with a six-hitter, boosting his record to 15-6. The Orioles gained the lead after loaded bases produced a run, while the Brewers stranded two unearned runs earlier.
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Balitimore Orioles
Brewers
Jim Palmer
Mark Belanger
Palmer
Merv Rettenmund
Orioles
Boog Powell
Belanger
Rettenmund
Baltimore
Hogan’s 1950 U S Open Victory at Merion Details
Ben Hogan clinched the 1950 U S Open at Merion Philadelphia after a tense victory in the 1 hole playoff. He three putted nine times across 72 holes but still emerged the champion with 33 total putts in.
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Philadelphia
Homer lifts Red Sox to 6 5 win, ends skid
Billy Conigliaro delivered a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth to give Boston a 6 5 victory over California. Rico Petrocelli and George Scott opened the inning with singles before Conigliaro’s ninth homer of the year. Scott and Lahoud added earlier runs as Boston rallied from a four run eighth inning deficit.
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Angels
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George Scott
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Joe Lahoud
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Tom Murphy
Sunday and Tuesday baseball results from major leagues
National League results show St Louis, Cincinnati, Houston, Montreal, San Francisco, San Diego, and others winning or losing across multiple games. American League outcomes include Kansas City, Boston, California, Baltimore, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Detroit, Oakland, and Chicago. Tuesday night matchups feature Cleveland at Minnesota, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Detroit at Chicago, Oakland at Washington, Kansas City at New York, and California at Boston with several night games.
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Saints trade Ward to Lions for Cunningham
In Saint city Hattiesburg Mississippi the New Orleans Saints ship quarterback Jim Ward to Detroit in exchange for linebacker Carl Cunningham. Cunningham a former Denver fourth round pick 1967 stands 6 feet 3 inches and 230 pounds and played at the University of Texas. Ward joined the Saints as a free agent before this year’s training camp after time on Washington taxi squad.
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Old Timers Game Ends In 9 9 Tie At Memorial Field
Sammy Hunt's team scored in the bottom of the sixth to force a 9-9 draw with the Ralph McCoy All-Stars in the annual Old-Timers game at Memorial Field. Jerry Cox delivered a two run triple to pull McCoy even at 8-8 and later scored the go ahead run in the top of the sixth. Attendance was about 500, the event's highest. Bowling 35 cents at RAINS.
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Ralph McCoy
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