Carlton Rides 13-Game Win Streak With 2-0 Victory
Steve Carlton pitched a three-hitter and hit a homer as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2-0, extending his unbeaten streak to 13 games and the Phils to 21 wins since May. He helped carry the team with standout control and a reliable fastball and curve, praised by manager Paul Owens and peers.
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Post 13 Wins In Delayed 1972 Legion Baseball Opener
The opening game of the 1972 American Legion tournament was delayed as players received haircuts on demand of commissioner Nash John. Ben nington was barbered by Andy Mattison before Post 37 Newport vs Post 13 began. Dave Hoyt pitched for Post 18 and the team won 4 to 0 with a three-run seventh inning. The next opponent is undecided.
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Kansas City
Darold Knowles
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Cheyunski Adapts Style With Rookies For Pats
Patriots linebacker Jim Cheyunski adjusts his rugged style for a rookie-filled lineup. He says he must be less reckless, learn new moves, and play smarter after last season’s trades thinned the unit. Cheyunski, recovering from knee surgery, expresses confidence in the team’s potential and leadership under Mazur.
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Nash John to resign as American Legion baseball commissioner
Nash John will retire after this season's tournament ending a two year term announced at a Rutland meeting. He cited personal reasons for stepping down as league turnover and uneven team participation continued, with Dick Prescott or Bill Flory among possible successors.
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New York studies tax relief for Knicks and Rangers
City officials review plans to aid the Knicks and Rangers without purchasing Madison Square Garden. A Sports Authority may manage facilities as debate continues over tax abatements, subsidies, and keeping teams from moving to New Jersey.
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Bennington horseshoe winners and Brattleboro meet results
Besides Roland O Dell and Dick Krawczyk Bennington had several other top finishers in last weekend's horseshoe match Ralph Watson placed third in class B with a 33 8 percent Joe O Dell took second in class C with a 37 2 percent Don Green posted 38 4 percent Trace Grover finished third in class D with a 228 Kevin Hollister won the junior division with a 49 9 percent The Brattleboro event drew local riders and spectators.
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Yankees and Tigers split doubleheader amid AL standings
The Yankees split a Wednesday doubleheader with the Tigers, winning 2-1 after a 6-3 loss, leaving New York three games behind Detroit. Baltimore crushed Milwaukee 10-0 to stay second, Oakland slumped 45-2 to Kansas City, while Boston beat Cleveland, Texas edged Minnesota, and Chicago blanked California. In golf, Gary Auger rose to fourth in money list with $115,294. in boxing, Jose Fernandez and Walter Seeley set a North American junior lightweight title bout for August 28 in Madison Square Garden.
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Nicklaus Palmer Lead Westchester Open Field
Nicklaus and defending champion Arnold Palmer head the 153-player Westchester Golf Classic field at Westchester Country Club in Harrison New York with $250000 on offer. Trevino and Casper are missing while Gary Player and Jerry Heard challenge, and Jerome Dansker announces Celtics sale to Robert Schmertz.
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