Time Running Out for Oakland Magic Number 8 for Twins
The Minnesota Twins beat Oakland 6-3 as Dave Boswell pitched a six hitter to cut the magic number to eight for clinching the AL West. Harmon Killebrew hit his third homer to raise his RBI total to 131 and give Minnesota a nine game lead with 16 games remaining.
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Major League Highlights From A Bustling Baseball Night
Ovation at Metropolitan as Carew opens with infield single and Killebrew homers while Tovar drives in runs. McLain nets win number 23 with a two-hitter against the Yankees and Cleveland rallies with a ninth inning surge led by Jose Cardenal and Frank Baker. Brabender earns 13th win as Seattle edges KC.
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Rollie Fingers
Tony Oliva
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Cesar Tovar
Leo Cardenas
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Boswell
Rick Monday
Sinte
Oakland
Denny McLain
Yankees
Norm Cash
McLain
Duke Sims
Cleveland
Boston
Lee Grange
Reading
Mike Andrews
Jose Cardenal
Indians
Frank Baker
Sims
Cardinals name Silvey director of player procurement
St Louis Cardinals appointed George Silvey to director of player procurement and named Bob Kennedy to develop the players Silvey acquires. Silvey has led the club's minor league and scouting operation since 1967 while Kennedy, former Athletics manager, will oversee player development.
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St. Louis Baseball Cardinals
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Bob Kennedy
Oakland Athletics
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Kennedy
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Williamstown Players Vie for UMass Varsity Spots
Williamstown standout Tim Adams leads a battle for quarterback at UMass as 17 seniors among 29 lettermen vie for roles. The Redmen face a tough schedule with Buffalo, Delaware, Holy Cross, Boston University, and Boston College while coach Vic Fusia builds a versatile, faster offense and stronger defense.
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University At Massachusetts
Vic Fusia
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Tim Adams
Greg Landry
Detroit Lions
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Ken Hughes
Mike Marchey
Tom Holmes
Jerry Grasso
Pat Scavone
Ed Samo
Craig Lavell
Mike Sawyer
Arto Corsaletti
Angelo DiNardo
Dick Cummings
Fusia
Nick MacGarry
McGarry
Arlington
Grasso
Jim Long
Apollo
Steve Parnell
Newton
John Decembrelle
Dick Donlin
Mike Cooney
Donlin
Bob
Jon Borderud
Deerfield Academy
Jim Nangle
Bruce Fulton
Cambridge
Redmen
Buffalo
Delaware
Holy Cross
Boston University
Boston College
Massachusetts
Maine
MacLean
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Samo
Sarno
Major League Baseball Monday results and tonight’s schedule
Results include New York 4 St Louis 3, Montreal 8 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 2 4 Fittsbgh 1 4, San Francisco 4 Atlanta 1, Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 1, San Diego 3 Houston 3. Tonight’s games feature Chicago at Montreal, New York at St Louis, Atlanta at San Francisco, Houston at San Diego, and Cincinnati at Los Angeles with additional twin bill mentions and multiple matchups across the league.
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Hannan
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Pittsburgh
Wash
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Phia
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NHL Refs Walk Out Of Camp
The NHL will open the season without 20 referees and linesmen after they walked out of training camp in Brantford Ontario. They demand recognition of the National Hockey League Officials Association. NHL President Clarence Campbell said the league will replace the missing officials as it does not recognize the association.
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Mullarkey Wins 3rd Consecutive Highland Golf Title
Joe Mullarkey captured his third straight Highland Restaurant tournament title at Skyline Country Club in Lanesboro, shooting the lowest round to defend his crown. Bobby Ahlen finished runner-up at 72, with 50 players in the field.
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Lanesboro
Bobby Ahlen
Pittsfield
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Dave
Chica- Pee
Dan Corrado
Billy O’laughlin
John Fraser
Lee Grace
Ed Baker
Cheshire
Newspaper spending surpasses books and magazines combined
Americans allocate more annual spending to newspapers than to all books and magazines combined, based on findings from the research committee of the American Association of Newspaper Representatives.
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