Pirates edge Reds as Kison earns first major league win
Bruce Kison, 21, earned his first major league victory in a 7-1 Pirates win over the Reds, lifting Pittsburgh seven games ahead in the NL East. John Cumberland pitched the Giants to a 4-2 defeat of the Astros, extending their NL West lead. The day also featured Philadelphia over Montreal, Oakland over Chicago, and other NL and AL games. Cumberland improved to seven victories without a loss in two seasons, aided by Bobby Bonds and Dick Dietz RBIs.
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Murcer and Clemente Lead All-Star Reserve Picks
Cincinnati skipper Sparky Anderson announced Roberto Clemente as a reserve for the National League in the Detroit All-Star Game at Tiger Stadium. He joined stars like Don Kessinger, Ron Santo, Pete Rose, Lee May, and Bobby Bonds among others, with Bonds earning a spot for all-around play.
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Nicklaus Plays Cautiously As Trevino Leads Open
At Royal Birkdale Nicklaus is four under with 142 after two rounds, three strokes behind leaders Trevino and Jacklin. Thomson says Nicklaus is too defensive, while Trevino and Jacklin share the top with Lu close behind as good weather aids scoring. Casper Kinsella Horton and Gregson also near par.
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Harry Dalton Night Shapes Orioles Long Reign of Power
Orioles stars Mike Cuellar and Frank Robinson led a win in a night honoring Harry Dalton director of player personnel. Dalton engineered two historic trades bringing Cuellar from Houston for Curt Blefary in 1968 and Robinson from Cincinnati for Milt Pappas and others in 1965.
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Orioles Clinch AL East Lead as Cuellar Wins Again
In a key AL pennant chase, Cuellar extended his win streak to 11 with a six-hitter, giving Baltimore a three-game edge in the AL East over Boston. Robinson joined the 2,500-hit club with a three-run homer as the Orioles beat Washington 7 3. Red Sox beat Indians 5 3 with Montgomery and Petrocelli homers. Other AL results: Oakland 4 Chicago 2. California 7 Minnesota 4. Detroit 3 New York 1. Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 1.
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Windham Sailing Club Opens 1971 Memberships
Windham Sailing Club invites members for the 1971 season offering Racing in Blue Jay class and Rated Boats, Boat Use Membership, and Instruction. Mail to Box 7 Wilmington Vermont or contact P M Lee Sheridan at 368 7588, Olin Stephens at 365 7674, or Carol Doen at 464 5590.
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All-Star game a money making venture not merit show
A sports reader blasts the All-Star selections arguing that stars like Dave McNally deserve nods over Marty Pattin and that owners push popularity over merit. He contends the mid summer classic serves TV revenue and pension funds, not true competition, and mocks the fan driven lineup process.
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