Lolich reluctance colors Tigers win over Royals in tight duel
Mickey Lolich, major leagues’ first 15-game winner, dismisses talk of a 20 win pace, saying 18 or 19 more starts are realistic. Detroit beat Kansas City 5-0 as he held the Royals scoreless through seven innings, with Amos Otis and Richie Scheinblum driving in the only runs late. The AL also saw Twins rout Red Sox 10-4 and Rangers edge Indians 5-0. In NL, Reds topped Pirates 2-4, Cardinals beat Braves 2-4, Astros over Cubs 7-4.
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Willie Horton
Ike Brown
Rich Reese
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Ray Culp
What if ABC covered the Fischer chess match
Broadcast parody riffs on the World Championship in Reykjavik. The spoof features Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell as commentators with playful, grandiose analysis of Spassky versus Fischer, mocking broadcasting tropes and chess jargon.
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Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers Report
Major League standings show teams like Atlanta, Chicago, New York and Philadelphia at various records. The column lists probable pitchers for today and upcoming games, including Perry, Paul, McNally, Alexander, Clothery, and others, with times and venues across Minnesota, Cleveland, Kansas City, Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Oakland, New York, and Texas.
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Griffin leads Vermont amateur golf with 1 over par 74
Griffin surged to first in the Vermont amateur championship with a 74, two days after a 73, giving him a three day total of 223 while Wilkinson fell to second after an 82. Others include Daley 298, Gilbertson 77, Everett 81, Bemis and Donnelly posting scores as Mt. Anthony course tests players.
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Daley
Gilbertson
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Art Bemis
Bemis
Rutland
John Donnelly
Sports Briefs From Reach St Trout to Local League Contests
Aizey story notes Atritish Robert Birwirgh caught a 15 inch trout near Reach St and kept it briefly in a bathtub. In Pownal Little Baseball League, the Pownal Firemen shut out Green Mountain Park 200 as Bill Bull allowed one hit with eight strikeouts. Ted Potter had Green Mountain’s lone hit. Timmy Buck doubled and singled for Pownal. Ken George hit a homer for the winners. Pizzano Construction rallied to a 21-12 win over Green Mountain, Scott Chenaille pacing the winners with a homer, double and two singles, Alan Lampman earning the mound win. Green Mountain jumped ahead 9-1 before Pizzano surged back, then pulled away late with multiple hits. Green Mountain Park 900 031 19 Piano Construction 750 45% 21
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Green Mountain
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Tim McLenahan
Ken George
Bill Paradise
Jeff Bentley
Pizzana Construction
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Alan Lampmisn
Pizzano
Fred Yarnum
Scott Tuft
Chenaille
Tom Rounds
Alan Lampman
George Tanzman
Puzano
Dave Winn
Tec Potter
Scott Tift
Fred Farum
Dick Sisson
Patriots Begin 1972 Training Camp At UMass
New England Patriots 102 players reported to Amherst Massachusetts for the opening of their 1972 NFL training season. The camp starts with a dinner and orientation, followed by physical exams Saturday and photos Sunday. Coach John Mazur said practice begins Monday morning with the first workout.
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Ex Celtic Siegfried named coach at North Adams State
Larry Siegfried, five time NBA champion with the Boston Celtics, is named head basketball coach at North Adams State College. The 32 year old Ohio State graduate will start Oct 1 and join the physical education faculty. He plans to marry Sept 9 and travel Brazil with a goodwill team before starting his duties. The college president praised him as an excellent teacher and top strategist.
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Bennington II Action Tansitor Johnson and LeMieux Tonight
Moos e Buchanan and Greene face Niles Tansitor Johnson and LeMieux in a 6 00 pm game. VFW vs A W honors carbon vs Agway in other matchups.
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Canada’s team set for Russians
Canada announces its 35 player Team Canada roster for the September series with the Soviet Union. Key stars include Bobby Hull, Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, with rookies and veterans split across goaltenders, defensemen, centers and wings. Hull may miss initial games if not signed to an NHL club by August 14, training camp rules require a team contract.
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