Cubs Beat Mets 1-0 to Hold East Lead
Chicago Cubs win 1-0 over the New York Mets at home, with Bill Uands and Phil O Regan totaling a six hitter. Billy Williams delivers the lone RBI in the sixth, scoring Don Kessinger as Chicago extends its NL East lead to 5 1/2 games with two games left in the series. Seaver suffers rare loss after strong outing. Beckert and Williams contribute key plays in the Cubs defense.
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Tips on billiards and a call for a booklet
The column discusses a wide curve and anaximm score and mentions a Whistyated booklet Strike and Spare Angles by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig. Readers are urged to send 20 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Lon Carter and Jan Ladewig at the National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Ditties York LOB New York Chicas J Siac Sheavere
Scores are incomplete and unclear. The readable text mentions New York and names such as Chicas J Siac and Sheavere but lacks coherent reporting of events or outcomes.
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Coke Dominates Madison League to Undefeated 18-0
Coke routs Emge 11 to 2 to seal league and tournament unbeaten run. John Mason belts two homers, Curtis Wheeler shines on the mound as the Madison All-Stars finish 18-0 with a season sweep and a sports banquet honoring champions.
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McLain Treated For Arm Trouble
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, 14-3, received treatment for a circulation problem in his left arm. He stayed in Detroit as the Tigers left for a four game series at Washington.
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Rookies Loveday White and Heaney Sign With Bullets
Baltimore Bullets announce the signings of three rookies Paul Loveday Terry White and Brian Heaney in a move highlighted by Loveday as a standout rookie center White as a top forward and Heaney as a guard. The report notes accompanying golf news about Sandra Haynie who placed second in Ladies PGA earnings after winning in Toronto and boosting her season totals.
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Roberts, Sally Win Am Am at Indiana Amateur Prep
Two Anderson golfers Dick Roberts and Phil Sullivan led Moray's opening round of the Indiana Amateur Golf Tourney at Otter Creek near Columbus with a 67, followed by three teams tied for second at 68: Bob Walther and Jerry Schriber from Evansville, Brent Vachman and Mike Gary from West Lafayette, and Phil Antolik and Brad Kratzer from Fort Wayne.
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Pendleton Heights Wins to Lead WAC Baseball Race
Pendleton Heights beat Yorktown 15 to 7 as Ron Baldwin hurled a one hitter for the Raiders in a key WAC matchup. The Arabians scored early and held off Shenandoah, while Yorktown dropped a 1 0 decision to Shenandoah behind a dominant Baldwin pitching performance.
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1972 Munich Olympics site work begins amid worker protests
In Munich, office workers boycott a foundation ceremony as 7 000 laborers prepare Oberwiesenfeld for the 1972 Games. Franz Strauss and Willi Daume defend costs and ideals while banners rise and balloons drift over the site. The cost is projected at $200 million including facilities and the Olympic Village.
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Judge Rules Wiretap Not Used in Clay Draft Evasion Case
A federal judge ruled the government did not use wiretap information to convict boxing figure Clay of draft evasion. Judge Joe Ingraham said conversations between Clay and Elijah Abuhammad were lawful surveillance and declined to speculate on broader Supreme Court rulings. The decision affects Clay’s appeal plan filed with the New Orleans circuit.
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Rozelle To Meet With Jets
Jets players report Commissioner Pete Rozelle will visit their training camp to discuss Joe Namath and the team. Jets coach Weeb Ewbank expected a later meeting as Rozelle plans to talk with players about the Namath situation amid ongoing legal disputes surrounding wiretap evidence.
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Nats Win Top 8 Attendance as Coleman Wins
Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 30 with Joe Coleman hurling and batting for the win. Coleman improved to 6-6 with nine strikeouts, while Detroit walked 12 and gave up five hits. Attendance totaled 23,831, surpassing 1964 home crowds.
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Fighter Backed Out Of Madison Square Garden Bout
Simmy Ralston withdrew from the ten round main event against Jose Torres at Madison Square Garden claiming elbow pain. Garden physician Doctor Yapagisaya diagnosed tennis elbow not serious enough to delay the bout, but Ralston reversed course at the weigh-in and Charlie Green was substituted for Torres who was returning after a year out.
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Gant Milan Lead Qualifying For National Junior Golf
Milan Gant lead the qualifying in Indiana with a 37 37 74 while Greg Milan posted strong scores at the Country Club of Indianapolis. John O Neal and Scott Stone followed with 76 76 in the USAC event as they vie for spots in the national junior golf championship in Spokane.
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Astroturf to Aid Cincinnati Stadium Conversion
Astroturf will be installed at Cincinnati's new river front stadium budgeted at 44 million dollars. The all weather surface aims to cut yearly sodding and reseeding costs while speeding cross sport field conversion for both Reds baseball and Bengals football.
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Andretti Dominates USAC Standings Still Ahead in title Race
Indianapolis AP Mario Andretti extends his USAC big car lead over Bobby Unser by 690 points. The next two races offer 200 points each with the rebuilt Brenton track mile and Indianapolis Raceway Park events upcoming. Kelso finished second to Carry Back in the 1962 Monmouth Park Handicap, then second to Mongo in 1964.
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