Callison Slam Spark Cubs Gullett Tops Gibson
Cincinnati Reds blanked St. Louis 5-0 behind Don Gullett seven-hitter and a late George Foster two-run triple. Bernie Carbo hit his fifth homer as Gullett earned his 14th win, while Bob Gibson took the loss.
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George Foster
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Tony Perez
John Bench
Joe Torre
Foster
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Gullett
Nicklaus Heads Philadelphia Golf Classic With Strong Form
Jack Nicklaus, the favorite, leads the field for the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic as the 72 hole event starts at Whitemarsh Valley CC. Trevino and Palmer sit out, while Miller Barber plays in Europe and Lee Trevino recovers from surgery. Casper, defending champion, seeks his first win of the year amid a slump. Nicklaus aims to extend an exceptional season and challenge the single-season earning mark of $211,556 with a big finish.
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Nicklaus
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Billy Casper
Trevino
New Mexico
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Casper
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Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
May delivers bases-loaded single to beat Astros in ninth
Pirates rally to 3-2 win as Mik e May singles home Ty Clines with the bases full in the ninth after Willie Stargell opened the threat with a double. Houston ties 2-2 in eighth on a Bob Watson RBI single.
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Mike May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
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Pirates
Ty Clines
Clines
Willie Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Robertson
Astros
Bob Watson
Robertson
Doug Rader
Jim Wynn
Steve Blass
John Edwards
Giants Rout Phillies Behind Cumberland Five-Hitter
San Francisco lefty John Cumberland pitched a five-hitter to cap a season’s first shutout as the Giants crushed Philadelphia 7-0. Dick Dietz and Russ Gibson hit solo and two-run homers, Dietz adding a 14th homer. Willie McCovey reached on an error, Henderson walked, Bonds singled, and Kingman, Gallagher and others delivered key hits to support the win, Sixth consecutive victory for the surging club.
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John Cumberland
Dick Dietz
Russ Gibson
San Francisco Giants
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Willie McCovey
Deron Johnson
Dietz
Rick Wise
Ken Henderson
Bobby Bonds
Wise
Dave Kingman
al Gallagher
Major League Box Score Chicago at Atlanta
Box score summary shows Chicago 7 runs, Atlanta 2 in a game with home runs by Williams and Callison and RBIs from E Williams. Pappas earns the win, Niekro the loss, with errors and strikeouts listed and attendance at 13,432.
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Viking Guard Jim Vellone Faces Hodgkin’s Disease Fight
Vikings guard Jim Vellone disclosed he has Hodgkin’s disease and plans exploratory surgery at UCLA Medical Center to remove his spleen and sample liver and kidney tissue. He expressed optimism, citing Stanford’s high cure rates and the UCLA program’s strong results as he battles the illness and considers a return to football next season.
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Russians Seek to Start Football in Soviet Union
Minneapolis, AP. Russians led by Tarasov show interest in starting football in the USSR. Anatoly Tarasov, famed hockey coach, may visit NFL camp. U S Nationals coach Williamson says Tarasov aims to learn and may arrange games with NHL teams. Tarasov invited to Minnesota in Sept 2012. Vikings GM to be consulted. Team aims for 1972 Winter Olympics with a very young squad.
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U.S
Murray Williamson
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Williamson
Russia
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Hal Trumble
Jim Finks
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Metropolitan Sports Center
Minneapolis
Colorado Springs
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Trumble
Jaqua Wins Yule Event at Yule Golf Club
Phil Jaqua shot 73 to win the low gross division in the Jackpot Event at Yule Golf Club sponsored by First Savings and Loan of Anderson. George Hollies and Don Inglis tied for second with 76, followed by Sam Lower 77 and Brad Wilson 78. Quinton Fox won low net 64, with David Wilson 65. Scores ranged from 66 to 71 for other competitors as Tony Pruitt and others posted 71. Yule prepares for a two man team championship on Sunday.
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Sam Lower
Brad Wilson
Quinton Fox
David Wilson
Tony Fisher
Kenny Cranfield
David Green
George Whaley
Ron Beard
Jerry Cranfield
Jim Small
Stan Fisher
George Chatterson
Tony Pruitt
Jim Zettle
Don Johnson
Mike Keesling
Basil Barkdull
Morris Whaley
Yule
NFL Weekend Schedule Set By The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists a full NFL weekend schedule with times. Matches include Oakland at Berkeley, St. Louis at Washington, Kansas City at New Orleans, Philadelphia at Houston, Atlanta at Memphis, Miami at Milwaukee, Chicago at Minnesota, New England at Buffalo, Giants at Jets in New Haven, Ravens at Lions in Ann Arbor, Chargers at 49ers, and Monday night Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Wolfe Leads ASC Swimmers in Indiana State Meet
Tammy Wolfe led Ander son Swim Club with two firsts in the Indiana State Age Group long course championships in Indianapolis. In the 9-10 group she won the 100 and 50 meter back, placed in several other events, and ASC members wrap up the season with a banquet at the YMCA on Sunday Sept. 19.
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Anderson Swim Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Robby Haas
Jack Di‘nan
Kelly McCain
Surging Chisox Win as Melton, Wood Dominate Tigers
Chicago White Sox rally for a 4-2 win over Detroit, Bill Melton belts a two-run homer in the sixth after Wilbur Wood survives on two days rest to earn his 16th win. Pat Kelly walks to start the decisive inning, Mike Andrews singles, and Willie Horton errors for the tie. Detroit had led 1-0 early on Bill Freehan’s RBI single.
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Johnny Callison
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Joe Pepitone
Ron Santo
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Bill Melton
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Wilbur Wood
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Tigers
Pat Kelly
Joe Coleman
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Willie Horton
Kelly
Melton
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Bill Freehan
Rich Morales
Senators 10 Oakland 3 in seven-run eighth inning
Washington pitchers and offense dominate as rookie Pete Broberg earns five-hitter and the Senators break a tie with seven runs in the eighth. Dave Nelson starts the rally with a double as Frank Heard, Jeff Burroughs and Tim Cullen drive in runs after intentional walk to Don Mincher. Oakland musters lone early hits before the late Washington burst.
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Nelson
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Tommy Davis
Senators
Major League Baseball Results Yesterday
National League scores include Cincinnati 5 St Louis 3 Atlanta 5 Chicago Mortal clashes Houston 6 Pittsburgh 0 Montreal 11 San Diego Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 1 American League results New York 2 8 Kansas City 0 5 California 4 Boston 3 Washington 8 Oakland 3 Cleveland 3 Minnesota 2 Baltimore 3 Milwaukee 2 Chicago 6 Detroit 4 1 American Association Tulsa 11 Denver 3 Oklahoma City 4 Indianapolis 3 Evansville ? Omaha 5 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 2 Chicago 7 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 5 St Louis 0 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 6 New York Los Angeles Montreal San Diego Boston 4 California 3 Washington 10 Oakland 3 New York 3 Kansas City 1 Chicago 4 Detroit 2 Baltimore 6 Milwaukee 4 Cleveland Minnesota rain Oakland at Baltimore Only game scheduled Pittsburgh at Cincinnati night
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Red Sox Rally Past Angels 4-3 in Fenway Thriller
Boston nosed ahead in the seventh after Clyde Wright no hits into the sixth. Phil Gagliano cleared the bases with a double and Luis Aparicio delivered a pinch hit single to tilt a 3-1 deficit into a 4-3 victory for the Red Sox. Lonborg improved to 7-5 after a strong seventh inning run of outs.
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Orioles ride sixth inning rally to beat Brewers 6 4
Ellie Hendricks and Dave Johnson drove in two runs apiece as Baltimore erupted for six in the sixth inning to overcome a 2-0 deficit and defeat Milwaukee 6-4. Cuellar earned his 15th win with eight strikeouts and one walk, scattering eight hits.
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Villanova Dropped From Second In 1971 NCAA Standings
SAN FRANCISCO AP The NCAA executive committee formally vacated Villanova University's second place in the 1971 basketball standings. Porter signed pro contracts, making him ineligible. the share of net receipts valued at 72347 will be used to promote football.
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