Bahnsen Loses No-Hitter With One Out Left
Stan Bahnsen nearly pitched a perfect game for the Chicago White Sox before Walt Williams’ single broke the no-hitter in the ninth inning. Bahnsen allowed one hit in a 4-0 win over Cleveland as Jorge Orta had four hits and three runs batted in. Orioles, Royals, Red Sox, Brewers, and Tigers also won in the American League as Al Bumbry and Amos Otis contributed key hits for Kansas City and a Baltimore nine-game streak continued.
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US Basketball Team Faces Soviet Opponents in World University Games
The US men beat Czechoslovakia 100 59 and head into a Friday showdown with the Soviets after a disrupted schedule. American swimmers led by Cathy Carr won three golds as the US chased medals amid Russian dominance and tense arena scenes in Moscow.
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Nicklaus Trevino Weiskopf Lead Dual Pro Golf Weekend
The L&M Open starts Thursday at MacGregor Downs with 72 holes, $100000 purse, while Saturday and Sunday host the U S Professional Match Play Championship on the same course with 16 players and a $40000 first prize. Exempt players Nicklaus Trevino Weiskopf Archer Heard Jones join the eight advancing from stroke play after 36 holes. Palmer and Crampton skip. Defending champ Graham Wadkins Beard are among leading S&M contenders.
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Jones Offering Stiff Competition for Colts Quarterback
Baltimore Colts face rookie Bert Jones challenging veteran Marty Domres for the starting job. Jones impressed with an 80 yard drive late in a 32 28 defeat of Detroit in an NFL exhibition. Cowboys and Giants also shuffle qb duties as Drake Landry and Alex Webster weigh starting plans. Saints lose safety Hugo Hollas for the season. Rozelle warns on Super Bowl site timing and a study calls for ending home game blackouts for fully sold out teams.
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Aaron Enjoys Light moment after Braves beat Cardinals
reporters gathered around Hank Aaron in Atlanta after an 11 7 Braves win over St Louis Aaron joked about Dusty Baker forcing him to run from first base and laughed off the Babe Ruth record chase The Braves and other NL and AL results followed including Cubs Reds Pirates Astros Mets Dodgers Phillies Giants Expos Phils Padres and several AL games.
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Colonials sign English place kicker John Smith
Boston report that the New England Colonials signed John Smith a 23 year old left footed former soccer star from South Hampton England as place kicker. Smith was released by the New England Patriots of the NFL last week and joins the Atlantic Coast Football League club Tuesday.
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