Twins overpower Indians with 18 hits in 11-2 win
Jim Kaat improves to 10-9 as the Twins mash 18 hits led by Cesar Tovar Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva. Oliva drives in three runs, Killebrew belts a 430-foot triple, while Ray Lamb struggles for Cleveland amid four errors by the defense in the opener of a three game set.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Bill Rigney
Minnesota
Twins
Cleveland
Jim Kaat
Oakland
A’s
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Rigney
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
RBI
Oliva
Killebrew
Kaat
Tovar
Carew
Frank Quilici
Brant Alyea
Indians
Cleveland Teebees
E—Killebrew
Chambliss
F Stanley
Fosse
Carew Oliva
Leon
Reese
Ballinger
Hargan
Milwaukee
Robinson
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Jim Palmer
Merv Rettenmund
Boog Powell
Belanger
Frank Robinson
Shell
Rich Reese
Jim Holt
George Mitterwald
California
Chicago
College
Danny Christenson
Bucks
Jim Carrington
Braves
Coon Rapids
Gary Wagner
Sam Lyseng
U.K
Terry Taylor
Solway Liquor
Lyseng
Junior Ferden
Taylor
Cass Lake Advances to Region 13 B Third Round
Cass Lake takes two regional starts in Pengilly as they advance to the third round of Region 13 B. Cass Lake edges Floodwood 4 1 and 15 3, while Redlake rallies to reach the next game slate against Pengilly and Cass Lake Spang loser. Punky Wakanabe and Denny Swearingen star on the mound with strong support from Downwind and White with key hits from O Riley Gibson.
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Cass Lake
Paul Bunyan
Pengilly
Redlake
Blank Deer River
Spang
Floodwood
Deer River
Punky Wakanabe
Francis Downwind
Vince White
O’riley Gibson
Lakers
Denny Swearingen
Swearingen
Stargell Sparks Pirates Past Astros for 8-3 Victory
Willie Stargell led the Pirates with three singles and a double, driving in four runs as Pittsburgh beat Houston 8-3. Dock Ellis left after seven innings with a sore elbow but earned his 17th win. Cincinnati beat St Louis 6-5. Chicago topped Atlanta 3-0 as Ferguson Jenkins continued his 20-win pace.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Willie Stargell
Houston Astros
Ferguson Jenkins
Atlanta Braves
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Astros
Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Dock Ellis
Ellis
Pirate
Cubs
Ralph Garr
Earl Williams
Braves
Hank Aaron
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Johnny Callison
Brock Davis
Callison
J. C. Martin
George Foster
Conigliaro's ninth inning homer seals Sox win over California
Billy Conigliaro ripped a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Boston past California 6-5 at Fenway. The blast followed two Sox hits in the frame and capped a seesaw game after Boston rallied with two homers in the seventh. California had led 5-3 entering the ninth before the homer and prior misplays allowed a late Red Sox charge. Elsewhere, Baltimore edged Milwaukee 3-2 and Minnesota beat Cleveland 11-2.
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Joe Hague
Mets
Tom Seaver
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seaver
Billy Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
California
Tony
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Cleveland
Angels
Conigliaros
Tom Yawkey
Billy
Sox
George Scott
Joe Lahoud
Luis Aparicio
Rico Petrocelli
Scott
Nancy May to Meet Medalist in Minnesota Women’s Amateur
Qualifying medalist Joan Garvin of Minneapolis was to meet Nancy May of Bemidji in the opening round of match play. Garvin, a two time winner, shot 78 at Interlochen Country Club while May posted 88. Barb Kuhlman of Montevideo was second with 82. Fourteen year old Julie Gumlin of Crookston had 83.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Joan Garvin
Minneapolis
Nancy May
Bemidji
Minnesota
Miss Garvin
Interlochen Country Club
Miss May
Barb Kuhlman
Montevideo
Julie Gumlin
Crookston
Interlachen
Jody Gumlia
Bev Vanstrum
Bev
Julie Gumlia
Betsy Seitz
Seitz
Ernie Tardiff
Walker
Gonvick
Gong
Billy Israelson
Gonvicks
Champs
Texas Golf
Bob
Emma Lee
Edler rises in Oriental kickboxing despite rough beginnings
Ray mond Edler, a 28 year old ex Marine from Tri Cities Washington, endured three consecutive losses by knockout in his start to professional kickboxing. He now leads as the top American in the sport and a contender for the Japanese welterweight title, emphasizing versatility with kicks to head and body, punches, knees, and elbows while noting the sport’s high knockout rate in Japan.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Edler
Edler
Tri-Cities
Wash
Thailand
Japan
Chicago’s Mike Anderson Captures Public Parks Tennis Crown
Buffalo AP reports Mike Anderson, 25, defeated Rev. Robert Hetherington 3-6 9-7 7-5 6-4 to win the National Public Parks Tennis Tournament men’s singles title. Anderson used a patient serving strategy to turn the match.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Mike Anderson
Robert Hetherington
Vikings Trim Roster, Cut Five Rookies
The Minnesota Vikings reduced their NFL roster to 56, cutting five rookies. Tony Glass from South Dakota and Jack Schultz from Stanford were released, with others including Ken Duncan Tulsa, Chris Morris Indiana, and Greg Edmonds Penn State.
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Minnesota Vikings
Tony Glass
South Dakota
Jack Schultz
Stanford
Glass
Schultz
Ken Duncan
Tulsa
Chris Morris
Indiana
Greg Edmonds
Penn State
Big night of racing at Bemidji Speedway features international field
Cliff Morlan notes the 7:30 p.m. program with super modified cars from Canada Wisconsin and Minnesota racing a quarter mile track. Cars begin practice at 6 p.m.anticipation of tricky turns. Sunday night’s V 8s and 6 cylinder crowd drew praise and next races are Sept 11-12 with Labor Day events teased.
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Bemidji Speedway
Ken Beck
Quarter Mile
Canada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bernie Lusk
Rochester Radio-Tv
Donnybrooke
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Latest Games
Major league standings and upcoming games list for Detroit Chicago Oakland Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City California Boston Washington Milwaukee Minnesota New York Cincinnati St Louis Houston Atlanta Montreal San Diego Philadelphia San Francisco and other teams with pitchers W-L records and night game options. The collation shows results from Tuesday and Monday and notes remaining night games on Wednesday.
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Lolich
Cain
Chicago
John
Horlen
California
Messersmith
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Tatum
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Odom
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Gogolewski
Baltimore
McNally
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Pattin
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New York
Boston - Oakland
Atlanta
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Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Walker
Reuss
Nolan
Hands
Reed
Montreal
McAnally
Morton
San Diego
Arlin
Nan
San Francisco
Associated Press
St Louis
Philadelphia
Francisco
Splittorff
Clemons
Peterson
Kekich
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Rick Habstritt
Don Boldt
Pirates
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Johnny Bench
Joe Torre
Lou Brock
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White Hill Haven
Cliff Morlan
Sports Review
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Ed Marsh
Marsh
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Gary Cuozzo
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