Walks convert to runs as Twins beat Angels
The Minnesota Twins defeated the California Angels 4 to 3 as Nolan Ryan walked four batters in a key sixth inning, allowing four runs. Ryan dropped to 12-13 while Dick Woodson won, improving to 10-10 for the Twins.
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Former Yankee executive George Weiss dies at 78
Greenwich Conn AP George Weiss longtime baseball executive who built Yankees and Mets championship teams died Sunday at 78 after a long illness Weiss guided the Yankees as GM 1947 1960 hiring Casey Stengel and later led the Mets to the 1969 pennant and World Series win Born June 23 1894 in New Haven he was repeatedly named Sporting News Executive of the Year and retired from the Mets in 1966 Private funeral and burial planned for his Greenwich home Hazel Weiss survived him
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Tarkenton Leads Vikings Past Chargers for Exhibition Win
Fran Tarkenton sparked the Minnesota Vikings in a 47,900 crowd exhibition opener at Metropolitan Stadium. He completed five straight passes on a 65 yard fourth quarter drive, threw a five yard TD to John Beasley, and earlier connected with John Henderson for a second period score. Tarkenton also ran once for 11 yards as Deacon Jones noted their 1961 draft cohort reunion.
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Carlton extends string with 14th straight win for Phillies
Steve Carlton allowed three hits in a 2 1 Philadelphia win over Montreal to reach 19 6 and 14 consecutive victories as the Expos split the doubleheader. The Pirates beat St Louis 7 5 to widen their East lead while other NL results included Reds over Braves Cubs over Mets and Dodgers over Padres.
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Tarkenton shines as Vikings edge Chargers 24 13 in return
Frank Tarkenton shows poise guiding Minnesota to a 24 13 win over San Diego. He connects with John Henderson and John Beasley for two touchdowns, praises an strong offensive line, and notes a sold out Met stadium with fans packing for future home games.
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Williams rewarded with new two year A's contract
Oakland owner Finley grants Dick Williams a two year extension with a substantial raise amid a pennant race with Chicago. Williams, AL manager of the year in 1967 and 1971, led Oakland to a Western Division title and 101-61 record last season, calling the deal his best ever.
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Staubach Out for 3 Months After Shoulder Surgery
Dallas Cowboys presidentially adjust for the loss of Roger Staubach after shoulder separation surgery. Craig Morton impressed with three TD passes in a 27 13 exhibition victory over the Rams. Coach Landry noted depth issues at quarterback and optimism for Staubach’s recovery.
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