All Stars Battle in Milwaukee as NL Tops AL 6-3
In Milwaukee, the National League defeated the American League 6-3 after Bill Madlock delivered a bases loaded, ninth inning single breaking a tie. Jon Matlack earned the save, while Madlock shared MVP honors. Alan trailed 22-18 in the series entering this game.
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Pete Rose
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Reggie Smith
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Claudell Washington
al Oliver
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Smith
Rich Gossage
Chicage White Sox
Tunter
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Larry Bows
Henry Kissinger
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Boston
Kuhn Will Seek New Term At Summer MLB Meeting
Milwaukee AP Bowing to seven year tenure ending August 1976 Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn expects to secure another term at the owners summer meeting in Seattle. He pushes for a Bay Area financial fix possibly moving either the Giants or A’s to Seattle. Frustrations swirl among owners over Bay Area losses and potential rebellion needs nine of 12 votes in both leagues.
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Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
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Bay Area
Charles Q. Finley
Finley
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Franchise Committee
Chesterfield SL Wins Area Crown
Chesterfield Senior League defeats Prentice 52 to 2 to win the Fast Area Championship and advance to the District finals at North West High School in Indianapolis. Larry Garrett scattered six hits while Mitch McQueary powered the offense with three doubles, as Chesterfield built a 2-0 lead and held Prentice to two runs amid scattered defensive plays through seven innings.
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Chesterfield
Indianapolis
Prentice
Jeff Lazenby
Mitch McQueary
Steve Taylor
McQueary
Taylor
Woehler
Leimgruber
Woehlee
Alfs
Bealy
Steve Williams
Gilliam
Rob Wooten
Wooten
Williams
Kennedy
MacQueary
Lavenby
Parrish
Garrett
North West High School
Armington and Wilhoite Advance in IWGA Match Play
Linda Krapstetter led the field at Forest Hills Country Club in the Indiana Women's Golf Association tournament, routing Cathy Kratzerl 5-4. Julie Armington beat Lynn Richard 3-2, and Ann Wilhoite edged Jane Pippen 2-1 as Cookie English finished Cynthia Sawyer with six holes to go.
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Linda Krapstetter
Forest Hills Country Club
Cathy Kratzerl
Julie Armington
Ann Wilhofte
Mrs. Armington
Lynn Richard
Miss Wilhoite
Jane Pippen
Cookie English
Namath Signs Major Non Grid Pact With Faberge
Jets icon Joe Namath inked a reported 55 million contract with Faberge for 20 years plus options, enabling a cosmetics and promotion role. He indicated a desire to continue football, while his Jets future remained unsettled amid talks for a two year deal.
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Joe Namath
Faberge, International Troprdhee and Cosmetics. Company
New York Jets
Jets
al Ward
Namath
Babe Ruth Scores and Baseball Action At Crabforn Field
Fragmentary game notes detail Babe Ruth scoring and multiple players including Mullina Hester and Arthey contributing runs. References to Crabforn Field and Wood Field hint at rival venues with scattered names like Gillette Hammons and Brass. The text closes noting a back from vacation reopening of Red Brick Inn.
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Peandibs Arthey
Aliies
Hostell
Arches
Sega End Hutchens Gi Downs
Cellenhams
Bowtir
Two Share Lead In State Amateur
COLUMBUS, IND APs Tom Lernihan and Don Kelly moved into the second round lead in the Indiana Amateur fall tournament. Kent Frandsen, the defending champion, slipped to eight over par 80. Kelly posted a 143 after 36 holes, Lernihan tied for the lowest round with a 70, and Reggie Chapman stood at 144 with Tuesday 70.
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Don Kelly
Indiana
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Frandsen
Kelly
Auburn
Oller Creek
Lernihan
Purdue University
Reggie Chapman
Indianapolis
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Warsaw
Kokomo
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Wasal
John David
Jack Leer
Ed Tutwiler
Feaders
Crury Creek
Gall Corse
Tom Cernuban
Stiek
Gan Cy
Hobart
Scoml Steger
Anderson
Brent Laeloff
Koken
Lebanon
Elliott Phillips
New Albany
BNA
John Bickenstall
Marneville
Dang Pischesser
Cennecsville
Fort Wayne
Novak
Karl Kalina
Valparaise
Ison LaPierre
Survie Js
Mattress
Ted Katula
Greencastle
Jim Cus
Bald Horde
Tuisnapolis
Jilin David Nase
A's suffer miscues in tough All Star outing
Oakland World champion A's labored in the 46th All Star Game in Milwaukee. Gene Tenace spoke of mistakes as Claudel Washington misplayed a liner and was shirted by Reggie Smith. Bert Campaneris and Vida Blue noted errors and missed chances as the AL lost to the NL.
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Gene ‘Tenace
Claudel Washington
Tim
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Mets
John Matlack
Reggie Smith
al Oliver
Smith
Reggie Jackson
Vida Blue
Bert Campernoris
Cat
Fish Hunter
Blue
Campaneris
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Bench
Shorstop
Baume
Oakland
Alvin Dark
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