Perry cuts down eating, steps up victory pace
Jim Perry, the Twins right hander from North Carolina, says he eats one meal a day in the heat and he kept Rangers to three hits through eight innings, earning his 10th win in a 9 1 victory. He praised umpire Bill Deegan and noted his slider broke quickly as he trusted his fastball.
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Orioles stumble as Tigers and Brewers slip past
Orioles lose 4-3 to Cleveland as Detroit drops a game to Milwaukee who sweep the Tigers. Boston bats beat New York 7-2 while Chicago and Oakland gain. Chambliss drives three hits for Cleveland in a 9-1 Orioles defeat.
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Red Sox
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Hennigan
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Lynn McGlothen
Tommy Harper
Luis Alvarado
Chicago
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Angels
Jack Hiatt
Morlan highlights area golf and fishing notes
Cliff Morlan covers local golf entries as Blackduck and Mahnomen fill early for flight play while Birchmont winner Dick Johnson fails to qualify for Resorters. He notes festival tournaments, upcoming events at the Country Club and Bemidji state meet, plus fishing reports from Red Lake and Lake Bemidji and Vikings practice.
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Birchmont
Dick Johnson
Alexandria
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Bruce Anderson
John Freeman
Ray Sauer
Sauer
Texas Golf
Dave Vogel
Birchmenters
John Leiser
Ken Nelson
Jody Gumbn
Sue Passolt
Jody
Carol Albers
Dallas
Tex
Blackduck
Bemidji
Ed Demery
Demery
Alex
Forest Lake
Chuck Prichard
Dick Howe
Craig Stubbins
Two Black Quarterbacks Set For Starting Roles In Preseason
The NFL opens a busy preseason weekend with two black quarterbacks slated to start. Karl Douglass, rookie from Texas A&I, will start for Baltimore against Washington in Tampa and John Walton, a rookie with Los Angeles, starts for the Rams against Cleveland in the Los Angeles Times Charities game.
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Texas A&i
Baltimore Taxi
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Washington Redskins
Tampa
Fla
John Walton
Los Angeles
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Times
St. Louis
Buffalo
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Chicago
South Bend
Ver
Minnesota
James Harris
Buffalo Bills
NFL
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Douglass
Walton
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Terry Hanratty
Marlin Briscoe
Denver
Oakland
Eldridge Dickey
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Redskins
Vikings scrimmage to spotlight passing game at Blakeslee Stadium
Minnesota coach Bud Grant says the Saturday scrimmage will be a passing affair with live hitting in all other phases. About 2,000 tickets remain for an estimated 10,000 turnout at Blakeslee Stadium on the Mankato State campus.
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Ed Marinaro
Bart Bueton
Amos Martin
Vikes
Mankato
Vikings
San Diego
Duane Thomas
Dallas
Blackduck
Ed Demery
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Larry Aitken
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Joe Morris
Aberdeen
S.D
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Ed LeBeau
Don Cook
Minneapolis
Francis Brun
Redlake
Joe Aitken
Walker
Camp McCoy
Wis
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VFW Club
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Metropolitan Stadium
Baseball standings and slate from major leagues
National and American league standings show Detroit and New York atop their divisions. Saturday results include Baltimore at Boston and Oakland at Minnesota, with Sunday rematches and both leagues featuring multiple pairings across the schedule.
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Lolich
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Tidrow
New York
Peterson
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Stephenson
Oakland
Odom
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Blyleven
California
Ryan
Kansas City
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Boston
Texas
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Atlanta
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San Diego
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Atlanta Stone
McLain
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Grimsley
Twinight
Pittsburgh Kison
Stoneman
Jenkins
McAndrew
Reynolds
Durham
Caldwell
John
Reuss
Barr
Cincinnati
Boston Cleveland
West Oakland
Minnesota Kansas City
Coop Tops Solway In Playoff Thriller For Final Bid
Bemidji Coop, second in the Girls Softball League, beat Solway 7-5 at the high school field to reach the title game. Trailing 5-4 entering the seventh, Coop scored three runs, supported by Sharon Bowman who pitched six hits. Solway’s Sharon Hangsleben allowed eight hits, while Marilyn Womacka and Becky Komulainen provided offense for Bemidji Coop.
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Solway
Coop
Sharon Bowman
Vicki Boe
Sharon Hangsleben
Marilyn Womacka
Becky Komulainen
Bowman
Melhus Hangsleben
Willard Coop
Big North
Nymore
Doris Edwards
Mary Hammerstrom
Bethlehem Steel Manager Pat Pazzetti Dies at 82
Vincent J. Pat Pazzetti, retired Bethlehem Steel Corp. general manager and early college football quarterback, died at home at 82. Inducted into the National Football Hall of Fame in 1961, his playing career spanned 1908-09 at Wesleyan and 1910-13 at Lehigh University.
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Vincent J
Pat’’ Pazzetti
Bethlehem Steel Corp
National Football Hall of Fame
Wesleyan College
Lehigh University
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