Giants Fire Clyde King After 17 16 Loss Creates Friction
The Giants dismissed manager Clyde King following a 17 to 16 loss after an 8-0 lead over the Padres, with owner Horace Stoneham saying the decision was not a sudden overreaction. Stoneham notes the firing occurred the night before, amid a poor season and falling attendance.
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Gordie Howe to Have Wrist Surgery in Ann Arbor
Gordie Howe, 42, Red Wings star, will undergo minor arthritic wrist surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital. Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Robert Bailey will scrape bone fragments from Howe left wrist. Recovery expected in hospital 3 to 4 days with full use by mid-September training camp.
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Pacers Win ABA Title Over Stars in Narrow Final
Roger Brown poured in 45 points to lead the Indiana Pacers to a 111-107 win over the Los Angeles Stars and clinch the ABA Championship. The title game concluded at 1 18 a.m. today.
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Madison Heights Edges Scots In Rainy Sectional Opener
Madison Heights defeated Highland 3 1 in five innings as showers shortened the Anderson sectional opener. Tom Hale pitched five innings with seven strikeouts and two hits allowed, while Dan Forst drove in the lone Highland run. Safford sparked Madison Heights with two singles and a walk, Youngblood scored twice, and Albea stole a base and scored. The delayed game followed by a 3 o’clock restart with Elwood-Franklin and Lapel-Alexandria games on the schedule.
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Conti Wins as Bosox Rally Past Senators 5-3
Tony Conti pitched six solid innings and secured his first save as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 5-3. Gerry Moses drove in two with doubles, Carlton Fisk homered, and Luis Alvarado, Carl Yastrzemski, and Conigliaro contributed key hits to break a 3-3 tie. Bill Lee earned the win with Stange closing as Boston snapped a slump and moved ahead in the standings.
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Major League Boxscores Washington Boston
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader with tied 3 5 scores as Yastrzemski and Conigliaro homered for Boston while Stroud and Howard delivered for Washington. The Orioles beat the Indians 6 2 behind Dave McNally who earned his eighth win.
Lapel Defeats Westfield in doubleheader with 9-0 win
Lapel diamondmen edged Westfield 4 3 in the opener then routed them 9 0 in the nightcap. Dave Fuqua delivered a two run single to seal the first game as Campfield struck out nine. G Parks homered in game one and later Jennings Parks and Rushton led a four extra base hit night in the 9 0 victory. Buckner Rushton and Fuqua homered in the nightcap as Lapel improved to 7 2 and set up a sectional clash with Alexandria at Memorial Field.
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Miller Urges Players To Accept New MLB Contract
Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major League Players Association, urged players to accept a new contract proposal. The plan includes improved playoff pay, termination pay, scheduling, meal money, moving expenses, and grievance procedures, totaling about 4 million dollars over three years. The proposal, under negotiation since last October, was extended to May 6 for ratification by players and owners.
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Rozelle Testifies on option contracts in Flood antitrust case
AP report from New York details Pete Rozelle explaining the NFL player option rule under which a non-signed contract player can become a free agent, the compensation owed by losing clubs, and Rozelle’s role in settlements. The testimony touches on the 1966 AFL NFL merger common draft and potential impacts on football finances.
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Major League Leaders From United Press International
National and American league leaders are listed by at bats with top batters, home runs, and runs batted in. Included are players such as Carty and Grabarkewitz for the NL and Carew and Oliva for the AL, along with top pitchers like Merritt and McNally.
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Fox's Homer Delivers Pendleton Heights 5 2 Victory
Terry Fox hit a three run homer to power Pendleton Heights past New Palestine 5 2 in the Greenfield Sectional. Fox's blast capped a four run sixth as the Arabs overturned a 2 1 deficit and Fox earned the win in relief of Bob Fox. The Arabs face Greenfield Central Friday at 9 am in Greenfield.
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Major Leagues Standings and Night Results
AL standings show Denver leading Wichita 11 to 10 and Iowa 4 7 with Omaha 3 6 Oklahoma City 4 Tulsa 2 Indianapolis 4 Evansville 2. NL lists Cincinnati at San Diego as only game on the coast. AL scores include Boston 5 3 Washington and Baltimore 6 Cleveland while Detroit and New York games are noted with garbled teams.
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North Central Softball Tourney Opens Friday at Summitville
The North Central fast-pitch tourney starts Friday at the Summitville diamond with Anderson facing Fort Wayne at 7 p.m. and Wabash versus Kokomo at 8:30 p.m. Saturday features Summitville vs Valparaiso at 1 p.m. and Marion vs Muncie at 2:30 p.m.
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Ballinger Named On All-Star Team
ANGOLA Ind Dave Ballinger former AHL star and teammate Jon Milbrandt of Bristol Conn were named to the Mid Central Conference All Star baseball squad Milbrandt led Tri State College with a 317 batting average Ballinger hit 282 with three doubles four triples and 12 RBI's
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Spartans Face Rugged October Schedule In 1970
Michigan State's 1970 football team meets tough three game stretch beginning October with Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Michigan in succession, testing the Spartans early in the season.
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Odd Baseball Scores From Night Lineup
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Thornburg Law Office Listing in Jackson
Mel B Thornburg, attorney, operates a law office at 813 Jackson with phone number 644 2176. Focused on providing legal services to local clients from a central downtown location.
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