Reds Bow Six In Losing Opener To Braves
Cincinnati drops opening game 7 to 4 as six Reds errors, three by Woody Woodward, fuel a late tie and Braves insurance runs. Tony Perez homers for the Reds and Phil Niekro starts for Atlanta with Upshaw winning in relief.
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Gary Nolan
Atlanta
Wayne Granger
Cecil Upshaw
Braves
Lyman Harris
Phil Niekro
Niekr
Upshaw
McRae
Cincinnati Power
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
Johnny Bench
Frank Duffy
Gullett
Jim McGlothlin
Ron Reed
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S. Jackson
Cincinnat Abbi Rose
Granger
Carroll
Bravo
Cincinnati
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Woodward
King
Carbo
Milan
Perez
Niekro
SO Uphshaw
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Nolan Atteeee Granger Eere
Gullet
Carroll Sett
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Modell calls NFL probe a fishing expedition in Cleveland
Browns owner Art Modell told a federal grand jury in Cleveland that the NFL probe is baseless and a fishing expedition. He rejected claims of a dark conspiracy and cited vendettas by Bernie Parrish and Walter Beach. George Owen also testified. jury to resume NFL inquiry later in the week.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
National Football League
NFL
Ber
Modell
Department of Justice
Browns
Bernie Parrish
Walter Beach
George Owen
New Orleans Saints
Opening Day Sparks Seven-Run Errors Hit by Reds and More
Opening Day saw the Reds commit six errors led by Woody Woodward in a 7-4 loss to Atlanta. Felix Millan led the Braves with four hits including a late triple, while Houston beat Los Angeles 5-2 as Singer faltered early. Nixon attended Washington’s 8-0 win over Oakland as Bosman took the loss.
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Felix Millan
Woodward
Larry Dierker
Singer
Joe Moeller
Astros
Denis Menke
Cesar Cedeno
Nixon
Bulldogs Win Triangular Track Meet At Gallia
Athens caps 11 first places to beat Gallipolis and Portsmouth West in Gallipolis. Wilkinson leads with wins in 880 and pole vault while Swart and Ackerman sweep multiple events. Athens totals 87 points to 46 for Gallipolis and 26 for PW with strong mile relay and runner-up showings.
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Portsmouth West
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Blue Devils
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Mark Swart
Allen Ackerman
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Mike S Cmack
Bob Beverage
Swart
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Richard Sympson
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Larry Snowden
Rod Ferguson
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Phil Bobo
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AV Fisher
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Ferguson
Howell
M. Scramack Beverage
Essex
Bayshaw
Wood
Martin
Snowden
Salem
Someville
Birches
Logan
Knotts
Buck
Baseball Opening Day Recap with Six Hits by Bosman
Monday's star pitchers include Dick Bosman of the Senators who scattered six hits and blanked Oakland 8-0 for Washington's first Opening Day win since 1962. Felix Millon of the Braves went four-for-four with a decisive eighth inning triple in Atlanta's 7-4 win over Cincinnati.
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Dick Bosman
Senators
Washington
Oakland
Felix Millon
Braves
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Capital Mentor Chickerella urged discipline at Eastern High banquet
Chester-Vincent Chick erella Capital University coach urged parents and coaches to model LSD Love Security Discipline for youth. He noted his two Capital championships and praised family love at home and support at school. Awards followed as students and players were introduced by coaches and administrators.
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Beulah Jones
Meigs
Chester — Vincent Chickerella
Capital University
Columbus
Chickerella
Garry Parsons
Bill Phillips
Dennis Eichinger
Eichinger
Howie Caldwell
Tom Karr
Nicklaus Dominates Augusta Prep As Masters Opens
Augusta report says Jack Nicklaus shoots 67 and 68 in Masters prep, while Steve Melnyk predicts an amateur could win. Nicklaus flies home for a day off as 77 players brace for Thursday’s opening round in rain delayed conditions.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National Golf Club
Steve Melnyk
Nicklaus
Jack
Steve
Florida
Melnyk
Golden Bear
Frank Stranahan
Ken Venturi
Charlie Coe
Venturi
U.S
Cleveland Browns 1970 Highlight Film Now Available
The 28 minute 16 mm color film New Era for an Old Winner covers the Browns 1970 season and ends with player highlights. Public showings are free and coordinated by Miss Mary Davis at Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland Ohio 44114.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Mary Davis
Cleveland Stadium
Ohio
Carr Inks Cavalier Pact With Carr Stars and ABA Signings
Notre Dame star Austin Carr, named AP College Player of the Year, signs with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Buffalo Braves land seven foot Elmore Smith, and Virginia Squires ink Julius Erving of UMass in a widening pro basketball war. Contract terms are undisclosed but Rumors place Carr over 1 million, Smith over 1 million, Erving over 500 thousand.
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National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Notre Dame
Austin Carr
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Buffalo Braves
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Virginia Squires
ABA
Julius Erving
University of Massachusetts
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Smith
Erving
Paul L. Snyder
Buffalo Club
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