TV sellout looms as danger to game, Boyer fining noted
Boston Globe columnist argues commissioner Kuhn overreacted to Clete Boyer’s small gambling fine and warns that TV saturation threatens the integrity and pace of baseball. He notes rampant gambling among all involved and predicts broader removal of on-field secrecy as networks push control.
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Weiskopf Criticizes Sudden-Death Kemper Playoff
Tom Weiskopf, $30,000 richer after an eight-foot birdie in a one-hole playoff at Quail Hollow, says he would prefer 18-hole playoffs. He voiced frustration with four players in the extra hole, noting it felt like gambling. The playoff also included Dale Douglass, Gary Player, and Lee Trevino, all tied at 72.
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Boyer replacement blasts pair of three-run homers to pace Braves
Braves rookie Earl Williams drove in six runs with two three-run homers to beat the Astros 9-0. Williams sought tips from Hank Aaron and Orlando Cepeda, and Pat Jarvis pitched five-hitter for his second win. Also: Dodgers, Pirates, Mets, Reds win. players homer and playoff talk mixed with roundups from the National and American Leagues.
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Miss Whitworth Wins Second LPGA Trophy in Sutton
Kathy Whitworth captured her second LPGA title at Sutton Mass securing a four stroke victory over Kathy Ahern and earning 71950 dollars. The 31 year old Richardson Texas veteran, known as the all time money leader, endured nerves and late scrambling to seal the win after leading the final round.
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Major League standings and night games list
Major League standings and tonight's scheduled games feature Team matchups with pitchers and records. Notable results include Los Angeles over Montreal 7-1, New York 5, Oakland 1, Cleveland 11, Milwaukee 0, Chicago 1, and Baltimore 2.
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Cuellar’s hot streak lifts Orioles toward pennant pace
Mike Cuellar improved to 10-1 with an eight hitter as Baltimore beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1. The Orioles surged, ahead of Detroit in the East, with Cuellar’s hot stretch and support from a strong pitching staff, while rivals faltered.
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