Indians Rally Past Twins 2-1 in 10 innings
Tony Oliva sustained facial injuries after colliding with a fence during a double by Max Alvis as Cleveland tied the game in the seventh. Chuck Hinton delivered a 10th inning RBI single to beat Minnesota 2-1 as Luis Tiant outdueled Jim Merritt in a pitcher’s duel. Oliva’s condition was stable overnight with X-rays pending to rule out fractures.
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Max Alvis
Indians
Minnesota Twins
Chuck Hinton
Twins
Vic Ippolito
Shaker Medical Center
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Cal Elmer
Dean Chance
Ed Connolly
Portland
Hinton
al Worthington
Minnesota
Jim Merritt
Luis Tiant
Merritt
Tiant
Rod Carew
Hastings Routs Austin For State Prep Baseball Title
Hastings blanked Austin 4-0 at Midway Stadium to capture the Minnesota prep baseball state title as Rick Heard and Tom Keller led Austin with five hits in a hard luck final. Hastings improved to 23-1, while Austin ended 17-6.
Packers Rally In Sixth To Upset Scarlets In Semifinals
Austin beat Mankato 4-3 in the semifinals of the state prep baseball tourney at St. Paul. Trailing 3-1, Austin loaded the bases in the bottom of the sixth, Gary Morgan’s grounder was ruled a hit, Rick Heard and Morgan scored on Tim Keller two base hit, Keller later scored on a Dave House sacrifice, giving Austin a 4-3 lead. Mankato threatened in the seventh but Brian Ojanpa retired the side with a strikeout and grounder. Austin advances to face Hastings in the final. Mankato ends at 15-3.
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Tim Keller
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Carey
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Dave House
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Tom Keller
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Greg Gardell
Bob Bathrick
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Richfield
AHL
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Denny Kaus
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
Major league standings and Friday results show Chicago beating New York 4 3 in 10 innings while Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 5 3 and Atlanta edged Houston 9 8 in 10. Cincinnati lost 3 2 to Los Angeles and St Louis won 5 3 over San Francisco.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
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Hidden Ball Trick Sparked Reds Triumph Over Dodgers
Reds rally to a 3-2 victory as Chico Ruiz executes the hidden ball trick off John Roseboro. Mel Queen earns his eighth win with a four-hitter. Lee May homers in the seventh to seal the lead. Other NL results include Chicago over New York 4-3 in 10 innings and Atlanta over Houston 9-8 in 10.
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Associated Press
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John Roseboro
Ruiz
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Los Angeles
Bill Singer
Reds
Dodgers
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Chico
Leo Cardenas
Ritz
Cardenas
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Lee May
Mel Queen
May
Adolpho Phillips
Mets
Cubs
Sack Ends No-Hitter With Final Hit Against Waseca
Ed Sack of the Austin VFW Midgets pitched to a one hit game until the last batter, spoiling a perfect bid as Austin battered Waseca 19-0 in a Southern Minnesota League game. The Midgets improved to 2-0 in league play and 2-1 overall, scoring six runs in the first inning. Waseca committed 11 errors. Austin travels to Faribault for the next league contest.
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Austin
Ed Sack
Sack
Faribault
Twins sign Rathje and Rahm as draft picks
The Minnesota Twins announced the signing of two draft selections. Larry Rathje of the University of Iowa and Bill Rahm of Iowa State agreed to contracts, bringing the team’s total signings to 21 of 61 drafted players.
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Minnesota Twins
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University of Iowa
Davenport
Iowa
Bill Rahm
Iowa State
Aleene
Twins
Chicago Plans 50 Million Sports Complex Near Loop
Chicago White Sox backed project targets 1971 or 1972 on 50 acres of air rights land near Dearborn Street railroad station. The privately financed complex would include a 46 000 seat baseball park an arena for basketball and hockey with 15 000 seats and a 60 000 seat football soccer stadium with possible use by Cubs Bears Bulls and Hawks interest.
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Chicago White Sox
Dearborn Street
Arthur C. Allyn
Comisky Park Corp
Western Indiana Railroad Co
Allyn
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago Stadium
Midwest League Leader Wins by 7-Run Margin
Wisconsin Rapids defeated Quad Cities 9-2 as league leader resumes play after a two night layoff. Dubuque beat Quincy 6-4 with Gary Ross delivering a two-run homer and scoring again on a fifth inning double. Decatur-Sir Waterboard game sent to rain with eight innings completed in a 5-5 tie as Cedar Rapids at Clinton and Appleton at Burlington were rained out.
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Associated Press
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Gary Ross
Quincy
Ross
Waterboard Decatur
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Quad Cities
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Appleton
Burlington
Lamar Tech Wins NCAA College Golf Team Title
Lamar Tech tops the NCAA college division golf championship in Paducah with a 1141 total. State College of Iowa and Parsons trail with 1219 and 1233 respectively. East Tennessee's Larry Hinson shoots 276 to claim the individual title.
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Lamar Tech
State College of Iowa
Parsons
Larry Hinson
East Tennessee
Hastings and Austin standouts on state prep tourney team
Hastings earns two spots with Dan Carey and Mike Hartung among champion selections. Austin places Gary Morgan and Tom Wagner on the all tourney team as Richfield dominates with three picks and Mankato New Ulm Hibbing Baudette each add two or one selections.
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Mankato
New Urm
Hibbing
Moorhead
Baudette
Austin
Gary Morgan
Tom Wagner
AHL
Hastings
Dan Carey
Mike Hartung
Carey
Minnesota
Scott Stein
Jim Bishop
Doug Kingswriter
Brent Hugdahl
Bruce Hartwell
New Ulm
Mike Leach
Mark Dyre
Bill Baldrica
Pat Milinovich
Held Paces Hot Angels to Sweep Orioles
Woodie Held, returned from Baltimore to California, hit a game winning homer in the first game and a two run shot in the second as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Baltimore Orioles 2 1 and 5 3 to sweep a doubleheader. The win extended the Angels current five game streak and left Baltimore tied for sixth in the AL. Held subbed for Jim Fregosi in Friday night’s opener and opened the scoring with a first inning homer off Pete Richert. Rookie Ken Turner held the Orioles until the ninth when Frank Robinson hit his 19th homer.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Woodie Held
Hank Bauer
Held
Baltimore
California
Angels
Orioles
Jim Fregosi
Jed
Pete Richert
Ken Turner
Frank Robinson
Golf's 3 Superstars Set for Final Rounds in U S Open
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper led at Baltusrol as sun drenched rounds produced 137 138 and 139 totals. Devlin and Beman followed while Casper vowed to wait and see. ABC TV coverage scheduled for 5 30 to 7 p m EDT today and 5 to 7 p m Sunday.
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N.J
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Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Casper
Arnie
Reedslim
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Don January
Devlin
Beman
Fleckman
Telvision
ABC
Softball League Title Race Tightens at Northwest Park
Robby's moved within one game of first place in the men’s Major League slow pitch action at Northwest Park Friday night. Robby’s beat American Can 14-2 to run to 10-2. Cavern leads at 11-1 behind Darrel Champlin and Bob Larson homers and Tom Von Feldt with three hits. In other games Dairy Queen-Midway Car Sales beat Lefty’s Bar 15-3. The Moose edged Hiawatha Bar 16-13 with Arnold and Leimbeck hitting multiple homers and Hank Debson adding three hits for Hiawatha Bar.
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American Can
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Darrel Champlin
Bob Larson
Tom von Feldt
Bobby’s
Joe Pokula
Dairy Queen-Midway
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Moose
Hiawatha Bar
Arnold
Bil Houston
Dan Leimbeck
Pace
Hank Debson
Archery leaders set pace in Cedar River league
Bruce Lees led men with 763 points and Ernie Nelson 742 in Cedar River Archery League last Thursday. Colleen Nelson scored 761 and Bernice Krupricka 698 to pace the women.
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Ernie Nelson
Colleen Nelson
Bernice Krupricka
Milwaukee Fans Turn Out for Twins Exhibition Tilt
More than 15 000 tickets sold for July 24 exhibition at County Stadium between the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota Twins. It would be the first major league game at the stadium since the Braves left for Atlanta after the 1965 season. Allan H Bud Selig says Wisconsin wants major league baseball, as Brewers sponsor the game.
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Allan H
Bud) Selig
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