Detroit Stars Grip AL East Lead In 7 3 Victory Over Indians
Detroit routed Cleveland 7 3 as Ed Brinkman and a two run single by Burman sparked the Tigers. Ray Lamb worked six innings in relief for Detroit to keep pace atop the league standings while Kansas City Baltimore New York and Texas chased from behind in a crowded AL East.
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Ed Brinky Brinkman
Marcelino Lopez
Burman
Ray Lamb
Mick
Indians
Royals
Aley Stanley Jed
Tiger
Portland Tara
Cleveland
Bers Sale
Lambini
Taylor
U Gton Tex
al Kline
Lou Te
Ray Pees
Tigers
Joe Coleman
Fosse
Lopes
Kansas City
Paul
Baltimore
Frank
New York
Orioles
Texas
Chris Chambliss
Rangers
Yankees
del Unser
Bill Freehay
Jack Brohamer
Amo
Richie Scheinb
Saelen
Vlunt
John Mayberry
iPiniella
EM Kirkpatrick
Quezilles Ty
Mayberry
Young Scots Open Cross Country Season vs Tigers
Highland coach Hildebrand eyes a strong start for the Scots in the cross country season opener at home against Yorktown. He expects help from returning lettermen John Campbell and John Sealy and several juniors led by Mark York and Gerald Level as new runners vie for key spots. The Tigers of Yorktown visit for the first test, with hopes riding on youths like John Engle and others to contribute this fall.
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Highland
Yorktown
Brian Lldebrand
Larry Swindell
Anne
Swindell
John Campbell
John Sealy
Kent Kreegar
Steve Hickman
Campbell
John
Hickman
Gophale
John Engle
Mark York
Gerald
Jevel
Hilde
York
Hildebrand
iPien
Tigers
Sophi
Moore Randy McCouleh
Keith Bridges
John DuKane
Netters Stop Arabs in 6 2 Tennis Win at Mays Park
Madison Heights netters down Pendleton Heights 6 2 at Mays Park Tuesday night. Tom Ruth led with a 6 4 6 4 win over Farrell Simmerman to push the Buccs ahead 10 in a tightly fought meet. Bard Giering claimed the lone Arab win 6 4 over Jeff Evans as Madison Heights pulled away to a 4 4 lead and sealed the result with victories by Terry Hartman and Jim Ray. Doubles saw Ruth and Harman fall to Evans and Ray 6 3 6 2, finalizing the MW decision. The Pirates resume at Kokomo Haworth today with a 2 1 record.
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Madison
Netters
Pendleton Heights
Mays Park
Tom Ruth
Bucs
Farrell Simmerman
Jay Bren
Steve Wills
Bard Giering
Jeff Evans
Terry Hartman
Jim Ray
Pendleton Meigh Zimmerman
Wills
Ruth
Harman
Evans
Ray
Giering
Dek
Pirates Mavdlall
Madison Heights
Kokomo Haworth
Summitville Invitational Softball Tourney Recap
Summitville results show Warren's of Marion and Shelbyville Merchants advancing with wins. Warren's led by Hall with double and triple hits in a 3 0 victory over Goldsmith and Runnebohn. Shelbyville edged Hank's 5 0 behind Smith five hitter. Laveen and Kelley contributed for Marion. Tonight Happy Birger of Elwood faces Kokoma Punchy's at 8 30.
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Summitville
Warren's
Marion
Shelbyville
Warren
Ilall
Kelley
Smith
Hank
Laveen
Happy Birger
Elwood
Kokoma
JB Finishes In 8-3 Win To End Season In First-Place Tie
Johnson and Jennings beat West Electric 8-3 at Shadyside Park to close regular season and tie Pendleton Reformatory atop the Commercial League with a 15-3 mark. Youngblood homered for the winners, while Jackson fanned 10 West Electric batters. In the nightcap Berry homered for Eads to win 9-3.
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Johnson and Jennings
West Electric
Eads ‘Typewriter Repair
Union
Shadyside Park
Pendleton Reformatory
Youngblood
Jackson
Berry
Eads
W. Electric
T&d
Silmer
Rayles
McCullough
J&j
Elhon
Horday
Crawford
J. Eads
Herry
Gilley
Morgan
Berry, Sthvon
Yankees 7 Orioles 6 in tense East race thriller
New York piled up seven runs against Baltimore ace Dave McNally in the first inning, then held on as the Orioles answered with timely hits and two late rallies. The win boosts the Yankees in the AL East standings while McNally endured a rough outing.
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Baltimore
New York Yankees
Nemisis Tage I McNally
Orioles
White Sox rally tops Twins 5 2 in seventh inning
Chicago woke with a no out double by pinch hitter Tony Muser that sparked a three run seventh as the White Sox defeated Minnesota 5 2. Starter Eddie Fisher allowed a two run homer by Harmon Killebrew in the opener.
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Chicago
Tony Muser
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota ‘Twins
Harnton
Killebrew
Eddie Fisher
Major League Box Scores From Wednesday Night Games
A jumble of scores and scheduled games across the American and National Leagues. Teams such as Chicago, Minnesota, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Texas, Cleveland, New York, Montreal, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Detroit appear with various results and listed times for forthcoming fixtures.
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Chicago St. Minnesota
York
Baltimore
Milwaunee
City
Texas
Cleveland
New York
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Ailapta
Mouston
St. Louis
Montréal
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San Diego
Los Angeles
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Gelivie
Meters
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Tolat
Pallin Syys
Peters
Spues
Fockwood
P.slod
McKinney
J.powell
B.rodsman
Ian
McBaniel
Tate
Leonard
Breynolde
Watt
Lyle
Minnesota
Tincaco
Pate
Dansig
Reinhardt of
Brve
Pri
Attaneveda
E—Apesio
Thompreni
Chicago
Elcaky
Neilgoat Leagan DiMay
Speco
Miser
K Kelly
Hr— Hillebrew
Shb Kelly
S—Ceren
Fat
St —Herrmanp
Dulaborgh
RER Arsuy
Chivags
Gell
Ita E.paher
Voastan
Detroit von Angeieg
Narhrup Rtong
Pattauurgh
Farner & Booomstantey
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Coe Hesphi
ANAMS
Houston & Dully
Loren San Diego
Coleman
Oamerican Geagne
Milevauxer
McCraw
Oakland
Chicago Bullets
Calitoy
Allimare
Kansas Iy
Texan
Dax
Deroit
Unser
Deeg Crevean
Hesviara
Red Sox Triumph 5-3 Over Brewers in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on Tuesday night Rep. Sie Smith hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 5 3 win over the Brewers. Skip Lockwood allowed five hits and led 3 1 entering the eighth. Tommy Harper beat out a bunt, Carl Yastrzemski singled, and Sturtis hammered a tab boner. Boston added another run on a walk to Fisk and Ben Oglivie’s double. The Brewers chased Marty Pallia in the second, with George Scott and Johnny Briggs driving home runs, and Joe Lahoud doubling for one run.
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Milwaukee
Sie Smith
Wossan Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Skip Lockwood
Red Sox
Tommy Warper
Carl Yastrzemski
Stuitt
Tab
Boston
Carllan Fisk
Ben Oplivie
Brewers
Marty Pallia
George Scalt
Johnny Briges
Joe Lahoud
Briggs
Scott
Smith
Roston
Fisk
Cecil Cooper
Cubs Top Mets as Reuschel Shuts Them Down
Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 3 0 as Rick Reuschel pitched seven strong innings to secure a rough night for the Mets. Astros fade with a 33 loss to the Braves as Don Davis and Hank Aaron supply key hits in a National League contest.
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NEW York
Rickifish
Ray Sadecki
Hank Reuschel
Webb
Rick
Jim
Hickman
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Reuschel
Som Seager
Houston
Davis
Cardinals 5 Expos 3 in NL tilt at St Louis
Jose Cruz collected three hits and drew a bases loaded walk in the seventh inning to push the Cardinals past the Expos 5-3. Cruz added a triple and two singles, scoring the decisive run as Montreal committed two errors in the frame to break a 3-3 tie. Mar Marshall relieved Stoneman to earn the win for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Jose Cruz
Cardinals
Vistors
Montreal Expos
Cruz
Mike Marshall
Expos
Bill Stoneman
Expo
Montreal
Four Newcomers Join ABA Refs for 1972-73 Season
New York AP report notes nine veterans and four newcomers will assist supervisor Norio Wacker as ABA referees for the 1972-73 season. Commissioner Robert Carlson names Joe Bazzalta Joe Gushine Bud Kline Ed Middleton Wally Hacney Bob Sergasi Ken Sussman John Vanak on staff. newcomers include Jerry Bannon Nat Childs Jess Kerey and Tom Knox from NBA.
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NEW York
Nore Iocker
American Basketball Association
Robert
Carllson
Joe Bazzalta
Joe Gushine
Bud Kline
Ed Middleton
Wally Hacney
Bob Sergasi
Ken Sussman
John Vanak
Jerry Bannon
T the
National Basketball Associlation
Nat Childs
Jess Kerey
Tom Knox
Cowboys Trade Punter Widby to Green Bay for Draft Pick
Dallas Cowboys trade punter Ron Widby and reserve cornerback to Green Bay for a future high draft choice. Rookie Mary Bateman of Utah is named as Dallas punter, with Bateman's place kicking ability cited as decisive.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Ron Widby
the Thomas
Green Bay Today
J Mary Bateman
Utah
Dale Nast
Tom Landry
Wilby
Bateman
Tal
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