AL East Leaders Meet As Tigers Top Orioles And Red Sox Rally
Detroit edged Baltimore 3 2 as Mickey Lolich earned his 20th win while Boston beat New York 2 1 with Reggie Smith delivering a two run homer and Rico Petrocelli’s defensive gem at third. Oakland took four game lead over Chicago. California, Minnesota, and Cleveland won as other AL games featured. In the NL, Philadelphia beat St Louis and Montreal topped New York as Cincinnati and San Francisco also won.
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Pirates overpower Cubs to extend win streak and magic number
Dock Ellis fired a complete game four hitter with six strikeouts as the Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 0. Roberto Clemente fueled the win with a first inning triple driving in three runs and Gene Clines Al Oliver and Hebner contributed. The Pirates moved to a nine game winning streak and reduced their magic number in the NL East to 12 while leading the Cubs by 1332 games. Dan McGinn took the loss for Chicago.
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Shocked Olympians Return To Games In Munich Tragedy
Reported by UPI the 1972 Olympic scene shifted from sport to politics and terror as the Games resumed after a memorial for slain victims. Americans eyed multiple track finals while Vassili Alexeev set a weightlifting mark and fencing saw Csaba Fenyvesi claim the title.
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Canada and Soviet hockey stalemate as season series nears end
Canada and the Soviet National Squad sit 1-1-1 after three games of an eight game series ending Friday in Vancouver. The Soviets erased a two goal deficit to tie 4-4 on Wednesday, after winning the Saturday opener 7-3 in Montreal and Canada replying 4-1 on Monday in Toronto. Yuri Lebedev led the Soviet attack Wednesday.
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Lee Lime rallies to beat Stanley's 11 4 in softball
Lee Lime built a late rally to an 11 4 win over Stanley's of Bennington as Earl Morrison allowed four runs and Harold Barney took the loss. Lee Lime outhit Stanley's 16 9 with key hits from Sam Kelly, Phil LaGrant, and Dave Wilcox.
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Pats release Studstill in Rams waivers shuffle
FOXBORO Mass UPI Pat Studstill a leading NFL punter for seven years was released by the Los Angeles Rams and claimed by the New England Patriots on waivers amid roster cuts. Studstill 34 had a 414 yard average last season and a career average of 40.8. He said he aimed to help a new team after a noted personality clash with Rams coach Tom Protho.
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Arnie Ferrin Named Utah Stars General Manager
Salt Lake City UPI reports C Arnold Arnie Ferrin, a four time All American at Utah, has been appointed general manager of the Utah Stars in the American Basketball Association. Ferrin, a noted former Utah standout, steps into management duties for the franchise.
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Arnie) Ferrin
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Stultz Wins Recreation Tennis Final In Straight Sets
Buck Stultz defeated Harry Kaufman 6 3 6 4 to win the men’s singles final in the summer tennis tournament. The fall event at Willow Park features two singles and doubles events with no add scoring and single elimination.
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