Red Sox Top Orioles as Yaz Nabs Robison at Plate
Boston defeats Baltimore 3-1 to claim their third straight win over the AL East leaders. Yaz snuffs Frank Robinson at the plate on a key fourth inning play, Culp settles in after the jam, and Boston moves into second place. Detroit loses 3-1 to Cleveland, and Washington swept New York in a doubleheader.
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Stewart Strategy Delivers CanAm Victory At Mont Tremblant
Jackie Stewart used a preservation tactic to protect his Lola T260 and pass Denis Hulme’s McLaren M8F on lap 52, winning the Canadian American Challenge Cup at Le Circuit Mont Tremblant. Stewart finished 66.8 seconds ahead of Hulme with Peter Revson third. His average speed was 100.95 mph, edging Hulme’s 98.76 mph.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Games
Major league results and standings cover Saturday Sunday and Monday games. Highlights include New York 4 Washington 0. Boston 3 Baltimore 10 in 1st game. California 2 Chicago 3. Milwaukee 5 Minnesota 0. and Pittsburgh leading the National League East with a 48 27 record. Division races tighten across both leagues with key late innings and doubleheaders noted.
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Treasury predicts gradual recovery in late year
Washington report notes a business outlook survey by Nation's Business finds 431 executives expect improvement this year. 20 foresee downturn, 39 see steady, 8 expect inflation to continue. In Miami Beach 100000 shriners converge for convention. C Victor Thornton to be sworn Imperial Potentate, succeeding Aubrey Graham. In Charleston East Carolina's Al Ferner named Baptist College of Charleston head coach after Mel Gibson resigns. Real Madrid advances in Ibereo soccer tourney with 2-0 win over Granada. Lee Trevino to join Doug Sanders in $200000 Professional Match Play at Pinehurst August 25-29 with $35000 first prize.
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Hixon Leads Comeback In Coaches All America Game
Hixon comes off the sideline for a key 22 yard pass to J D Hill and later connects with Joe Orduna for the winning 17 yard TD with 31 seconds left as Nebraska's Orduna earns MVP honors. Hixon earns praise for clutch play in a 26 21 West victory over the East.
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Liquori wins AAU mile despite heavy rain in 3 56.5
Villanova star Marty Liquori defied rain to capture the AAU national mile title in 3 56.5 for the New York Athletic Club. He eyed a future meeting with world record holder Jim Ryun as other Americans set marks in Eugene and Berkeley. Sid Sink led a Bowling Green Oregon Track Club sweep in the 3000 meter steeplechase with 8 26.4.
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Washington Takes Long Twinbill Over New York in Baseball
Washington and New York split a doubleheader with Washington winning 24 156 in the first game and 8 06 in the second. Notable: Un ser homered for Washington. Grzenda and Shel lenback earned wins, while Bahnsen and Kekich took losses. The scoreboard shows multiple interleague matchups across the league with notable homers by Reichardt Moses Aaron and Stargell.
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Astros hand Giants 5 2 in Dome hex
The Houston Astros beat the San Francisco Giants 5 2 at the Astrodome extending the Giants losing streak to 20 of 25 inside the venue. Other NL results include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 10 9, Montreal over New York 12 4, Los Angeles over San Diego 7 2, Chicago over St Louis 4 1, and Cincinnati overcoming Atlanta 7 5.
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Wimbledon uses new tie break system with little notice
AP reports Wimbledon fans care little about the new tie break where sets end at 8-8 except final. Players largely support the change aimed at ending marathon matches, while crowds remain mostly unaware as quarterfinals approach with the last eight in singles and doubles set.
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