Rose Bench Perez Homer In Cincy Win
Pete Rose Tony Perez and Johnny Bench homered as Cincinnati pitcher Jim Merritt blanked the San Diego Padres 5-0 for his 14th win. Rose hit his ninth homer to start a two run first, Perez added his 28th in the fourth, and Bench belted his 26th for a Riverfront Stadium first homer haul.
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Pirates Top Phillies 7-5 Behind Hebner and Mazeroski
Richie Hebner drove in two with his fourth homer as the Pirates built a 5-2 lead. Manny Sanguillen, Al Oliver and Roberto Clemente supplied early runs, and Bill Mazeroski added a sacrifice fly in the sixth to cushion Jim Nelson's win before Dal Canton and Giusti closed out the victory.
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Finley Aims to Revitalize Seals With Dazzle Tactics
Charles C. Finley, newly bought Oakland Seals owner, pledges bold ideas to boost the NHL team. He proposes live seals in cages, themed promotion nights, more scouts, farm clubs including one in Birmingham, Alabama, and possible star trade while changing uniforms to match the A's colors.
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Major Leaders in Nat and American League Baseball
National League leaders show Perez Cin 64 RBIs Williams Chi 75 H Aaarno and Carty Atland Cin9. American League leaders include Pwell Ball 65 Killebrew Minn 63 Horton Det 61 Oliva Minn 59 Howard Wash 58. Pitching leaders list Simpson Cin 131 Seaver NY 13-5 Merritt Cin 134 Gibson ST L 12-3 Perry SF 12-8. AL: Hunter Oak 13-5 McNally Palmer Ball and Wright Caj 12-5 Perry Minn 124.
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Stallworth Signs 1970 71 Contract with Knicks
Dave Stallworth signed for the 1970 71 season with the New York Knickerbockers. The 6 ft 7 in 215 pound forward, who returned after a heart attack in 1967, was announced by Red Holzman as part of the NBA champions roster.
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Ruth leads Delco Remy game with 50 RBI record set
Babe Ruth National Delco Remy 300 203 0-87 2 Local 1045 001 021 0-43 Chastain and Willis Bowen Evans and Vandron. SO Chastain 9. HR Dewees 6th Thompson 6th. Dener now has a 50 rec ord.
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Caponi Wins Second Straight U S Women's Open
Donna Caponi clinched her second consecutive U S Women's Open title at Muskogee Oklahoma with a one stroke victory over Sandra Haynie and Sandra Spuzich. Caponi after a four stroke lead entered final round and despite bogeys finished with a 287. Haynie and Spuzich earned 2000 each.
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Runaway Bay
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Indianapolis
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Muskogee Country Club
Sandra Palmer
Kathy Whitworth
Sharon Miller
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Carol Manton
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Shirley Englehorn
Michael Skala
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Marlene Hagge
Patsy Berg
Martha Jett
Nancy Hager
Lesley
Sharron Moran
Kathy Farrer
Betty Burtevidt
Gail Denenberg
Norma Diané Owens
Zarley Wins Canadian Open by Three Strokes
Kermit Zarley surged from four behind with four birdies in five holes to win the Canadian Open at London Hunt and Country Club. He finished 6 under par 279 for $25,000, snapping a year-long slump and earning exempt status for at least a year. Gibby Gilbert finished second at 282 and others followed in the $125,000 event.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Stone
Labron Harris
Phil Rodgers
London Hunt and Country Club
George Archer
Mike Reasor
Gary Cowan
UPI
Labron Harris, Jr
Boban
John
Steve Spray
Art Wall, Jr
Pete Brown
Hale Irwin
Jerry McGee
Roy Pace
John Schroeder
Mike Rosser
Softball Finals Move to Terre Haute in 39th Indiana Tourney
The Indiana Amateur Softball Association announces the 39th annual men s fast pitch finals will be held in Terre Haute August 27 to 29. Semistates begin August 20 with entrants Misha waka Washin and Wabash, defending champion Muncie Midwest Tower and host South Side Cleaners. The Muncie team has won four of the last seven finals, including three of the last four.
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Isemistate
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South Side Cleaners
Muncie
Nyari and Miles Clinch Mount Lawn Championships
Denny Nyari and Dennis Miles captured mid season titles at Mount Lawn over the weekend. Nyari set six track records this year and won the 50 lap late model modifieds race while Miles took the 50 lap scramble for flying stocks.
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Miles
Santo belts three homers as Cubs sweep Expos
Ron Santo drove in ten runs with three home runs and a bases loaded walk to power Chicago past Montreal 3-2 in the opener and 14-2 in the nightcap. Santo homered in both games as the Cubs earned their first doubleheader sweep in almost a year, aided by Joe Decker's complete game and four Expos pitchers walking 10.
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Ron Fairly
Killback Men Hold Tied Lead In July Tournament
Killback Golf Club announces results for the Fourth of July event. Tied for first at 64 strokes are teams led by Milt Owen and Jim Moore with Bill Carter and K. Fraudorfer plus Virgil Schuyler Basil Bark dull Art Salesbury and B Thune. Three teams share second at 66 with lineups including Steve McClintock Jack Creamer J Klusner Max Robinson and Steve Callaway Ron Drake C Gilmore D Richards Marvin Eldridge Dick Clut Sr Dick Thoben M Henderson.
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Madison Regatta Puts City On Map
Madison Indiana hosts the 23rd annual regatta drawing thousands along the Ohio River for unlimited hydroplane racing. The event boosts local pride, boosts merchants, and transforms Madison into a regional showcase with plans for a longer festival week and community involvement.
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United States
Tri County Women Golfers Invite At Tri County Course
The Solomon Swingers and the Valley View Women's Golf Club competed in the Tri County Invitational at Tri County Golf Course. Ilene Kirkpatrick was low gross winner from Valley View, with Helen Barker second. Low net honors from Valley View went to Deppie Myers and Berniece Manley, May Cronk second. In the Tri County flights, Katie Copeland and Mary Cannon won low gross and low net in the first flight. Mary Gough (low gross) and Jane Ellen Etchison (low net) in the second. Linda Akers (third flight gross) and Sharp Brown (low net) also noted.
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Helen Barker
Deppie Myers
Berniece Manley
May Cronk
Tri-County
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Low Gross
Mary Cannon
Mary Gough
Jane Ellen Etchison
Linda Akers
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