Riverside leads NCAA golf as McCord shines in round two
UC Riverside holds a four stroke edge in the team race at the NCAA college division golf championships in Albuquerque. Gary McCord fired his second straight 74 to move one stroke behind the lead in the individual standings with a four over par 148. Warren Shafer added a 74 for Riverside while Chapman College’s Sandy Galbraith Rollins College’s Thomas Cavicchi and Willie Bilis trailed by one stroke.
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Shafer
California
Rolins College of Winter Park
Fla
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UNM
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Sandy Galbraith
Chapman College
Orange
Thomas Cavicchi
Rollins College
Winter Park
Willie Bilis
Southwestern
Memphis, Tenn
Talk of the Town shocks league leaders in Fremont play
UAW Local 1964 falters 7-2 as Talk of the Town tops the leaders. Ron Provenzale throws a five hitter and contributes two hits to pace the Red Sox six game win streak and gain sole possession of second place in Fremont American Little League. Spin-A-Warn edges Woodren in extra innings. Pennington homers for the losers. The Red Sox and Twins clash Saturday with title implications.
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Redhat
Woodren
Ron Patrone
Woodron
Sox
Brad Pennington
Robert Perez
Red Sox
Twins
Smith Loses One Hitter as UAW Tops Rebels 14
John Smith pitched a near complete game allowing only one hit a balk with a man on third in the seventh inning cost him the game Rick Sanchez earned a two hit shutout for UAW striking out six Don Vierra collected the sole YAW hit in the third Archer Brothers Jeep beat Gem Construction 13 to 1 with Ken Rusing earning the win
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Archer Brothers
Williams Hurls Morton To Win
Williams pitched a one hitter to lift Williams over Morton Salt in Newark. Steve Williams struck out 10 batters and drove in two runs, aided by Jim Martinez and Jeff Castillo. Lesterach collected two hits for Morton Salt, while Len Snodgrass also fanned 10 in the Rough action.
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Steve Williams
Williams
Jim Martinez
Jeff Castillo
Morton Salt
Lesterach
Len Snodgrass
Mezzetti Loses To Enco 9 6 in Senior Division game
Fremont Mezzetti Cubs outhit Bill's Southpark Enco Braves 9-6 but failed to push runs across as they fell 4-1. Winning pitcher Kevin Doyle had two hits, while Ail Bartlett and Jeff Price added two hits each for the Cubs.
Torres and Hanagata in Olympic bout headline
Efren Torres of Mexico, world flyweight champion, meets Japan's Susumi Hanagata in a 6 round non title bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Torres, 28-0 with 30 KOs, seeks to extend his dominance after a recent knockout. Hanagata stands 28-2 with 0? KOs and aims to upset him in Los Angeles. The promoter Aileen Eaton expects a tough test for Torres in his first U.S. appearance since 1965.
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Japan
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Thailand
Mexico City
Torres
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Berry Drives Mozzetti To 6-1 Victory
In Mission San Jose National Little League action the Merchants beat K-Sports 9-3 as Ted Bolls fanned 11 over eight innings. Roel Ci and Eugene Kajas led with two hits apiece, Berry went 3-for-4 with a double and triple, and the victory left Mission Merchants in sole possession of second place while K-Sports extended its winless streak to 17 games.
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Eugene Kajas
Newark
Dave Berry
SAN Jose Aren II
Mezzetti Motors
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Dodgers Rout Padres 10-1 Behind Wes Parker's Big Night
Wes Parker drove in three runs with a homer a double and a sacrifice to pace the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 10-1 win over the San Diego Padres. Parker scored three times as LA built early lead and cruised to victory.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
Braves Nip Chain in Newark in Little League action
In Newark National Little League action the Braves beat the Campbell Chain Astros 24 to 7. Ray Huerta, Mike Teuschén, and Mark Shuffield each had four hits for the Braves while Huerta earned the win and Rick LeBon took the loss.
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Newark
Dennis Soubhelay
Olice Reserves Braves
Dstros
Ray Huerta
Mike Teuschén
Mark Shuffield
FBI
Astros
Rick LeBon
Sheridan Pitches 0 Hitter In Union City
Joe Sheridan hurled a 9 inning 0 hitter with 13 strikeouts for Turk Island in a 2-0 win over Valley Industrial Ceake in Union City Little League. He doubled in the first, scored on Mike MacKenzie’s double, and hit a solo homer in the third.
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Joe Sheridan
Turk Island
Valley Industrial Ceake
Sheridan
Mike MacKenzie
Sheridan and Weyer Face Off in Local Prep Clash
In a late season matchup, Sheridan High hosts Weyer Prep with both teams aiming to bolster playoff hopes. Star players Im and Th shine for Sheridan while WR ShteWan leads Weyer in scoring and defense at home.
Ruelas Key To Chain 9 1 Victory
Willie Ruelas pitched a two-hitter and doubled twice driving in two runs to lift Campbell Chain past the Teamsters 9 1 in Dolan City Life League. Randy Wilcox also doubled for the winners as Campbell took a third inning lead with two unearned runs and extended it with a fourth inning insurance hit. Steve Marlin doubled and scored on an error in the first.
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Teamsters
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Miami Gal Advances To National Intercollegiate Golf Quarterfinals
Mary Dwyer of the University of Miami defeated Dianne Dailey of Salem College four and three to reach the quarterfinals of the Women’s National Intercollegiate golf tournament in University Park. Dwyer’s next match will be against Anne Beales of Rollins College as other round results and pairings are reported for the event amid continued competition.
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Lebanon
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Ohlo Slate
Truce Talks For Namath Rozelle Fight Squelched?
New York report says plans for a truce session between retired Jets QB Joe Namath and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle were in the works. Sports Illustrated claims Mafia ties at Namath's NYC nightclub and in his apartment games. Rozelle ordered Namath to divest from the club amid threats of suspension. Namath hired a private detective and sought a meeting with Rozelle to allow a Jets return this fall.
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Iselin
Van Dillen Earns Wimbledon Berth in Qualifying Wins
Erik Van Dillen of San Mateo California led a group of Americans earning Wimbledon berths with decisive wins at the all England lawn championships. Tom Moaur failed to qualify, while Dillon Mazur and Chauncey Steele II advanced in the men singles alongside WC Higgins and John McDonald. Pamela Teeguarden and J K Anthony were the lone American girls to secure spots with victories over Studer and Pegel respectively.
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Mass
Ecuador
Eduardo Zuleta
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Keishiro Yanegi
Japan
Pamela Teeguarden
Los Angeles
J.K. Anthony
Buffalo Dome Plan Nears Amid 13 Month Deadlock
Buffalo lawmakers Tuesday sought a Lancaster site for a 50 million domed stadium to house the Bills and Bisons, aiming to end a 13 month deadlock and avoid moving the NFL team. The city approved a bond plan in May but no contracts were signed, while key figures debated site location and funding.
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Birdwell’s Texaco Beats Fremont Auto in 3-2 Upset
Birdwell’s Texaco scored all three runs in the fifth inning aided by two Fremont Auto errors. The Auto Dealers had nine base hits but managed only two against losing pitcher Bill Handa. Mike Hostelling and Mike Fellclane doubled for the Auto Dealers, while Dave Weinstein delivered a key double in the deciding rally.
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Mike Hostelling
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Dave Weinstein
Winening
NYU Wiglets Edge Longhorns In CWS Playoff Thriller
NYU Wiglets upset Texas 2 to 1 to advance to the College World Series semi finals as Arizona State blasts Tulsa 11 to 3. Sun Devils power through four Tulsa pitchers for 15 hits led by Powell and Dolinsek. Tulsa earns a Friday finals bye while NYU faces Arizona State in the other semifinal.
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UPI
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Violets
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Red Sox Lose To Tribe 2 1 in Cleveland Thriller
Cleveland beat Boston 2 to 1 as Russ Snyder scored the go ahead run in the seventh after Rico Petrocelli and Zoilo Versalles misplayed a ball. Sam McDowell pitched nine hits, a walk, and seven strikeouts for his eighth win. Reggie Smith triple and scored for Boston.
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Dalton Jones
Max Alvis
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Sam McDowell
Reggie Smith
Petrovelli
Boston
Lesheir Leads Cheve 133 Rout In Fremont
Hobers Plumbing dominated Central Chevrolet 133 to 0 in North National play last night. Lesheir went 3 for 3 with a triple and a double to pace the victory. Dan Marsh also went 3 for 3 with a two-base hit, while Jim Martin fired three innings for the win.
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Steve Leshej
Hob?er’s
Plumbing
Central Chevrolet
Baseball Incorporated
Dan Marsh
Jim Martin
McClellan Sparks Prep Victory for Angels in Newark
Gary McClellan led the Angels with two hits including a triple as Newark Recreation Department Prep League action produced an 11 to 3 win over Silvey Transportation. Mike Vandemel added a timely hit, with the team scoring three in the first, six in the sixth, and five in the tenth to seal the victory.
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Gary McClellan
Angels
Silvey Transportation
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Tax Break For Horse Breeders Speech and Debate
Washington reports indicate President Nixon heard racing interests push for tax relief favoring thoroughbred breeders. Treasury backs limiting farm loss deductions, while Kentucky Governor Louie Nunn argues a cap would harm the state’s horse breeding industry.
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