Arizona State star J D Hill signs with Buffalo Bills
Bills first draft pick J D Hill signed his NFL contract and spoke of inspiring fans including a wheelchair user and a boy with one arm. Hill, 22, from Arizona State, is praised by coach John Rauch for his potential as a wide receiver and returner. He wears number 40.
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Orioles rout White Sox as Powell Hendricks Buford homer
Baltimore wins ninth straight by defeating Chicago 8-5 behind home runs from Boog Powell Ellie Hendricks and Don Buford. Dave McNally improves to 9-4 pitching six innings as the Orioles extend their hot stretch with an 11th victory in 12 games.
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Royals Beat Red Sox 6 3 Behind Rojas Three Run Double
Rojas delivered a three run double in a four run first inning as the Royals beat Boston 6 3. May drove in the final run with a sac fly after Tiant started for the Red Sox. Kirkpatrick homer provided insurance in the sixth. Dal Canton pitched into the eighth for Kansas City.
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Dodgers maul Expos 12 1 in five inning win
Los Angeles Dodgers rout Montreal Expos 12 1 as Richie Allen drives in four with two homers and a sacrifice fly. Al Downing earns his sixth win, holding the Expos to two singles until the ninth. Staub homered for Montreal.
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Lunn takes Kemper Open lead with six under par 66
Bob Lunn shot a six under par 66 to take a second round lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. Dale Douglass posted 65 to sit one behind, while Mason Rudolph and Tom Weiskopf trailed with 137 and 138 respectively. Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino were far back after rounds in the low 70s.
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Pirates Rout Cardinals as Ellis Drives In Three
Dock Ellis, 9-3, earns his seventh consecutive win by driving in three runs with two singles. Pittsburgh Pirates hammer St. Louis 11-4 to reclaim first in the NL East. Willie Stargell homers, Manny Sanguillen adds two doubles and a run, while Reggie Cleveland allows the loss.
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Royals Sign Cowan to Kingsport Farm Team
Emporia Kansas AP reports Bill Cowan of Redding Kansas signed with the Kansas City Royals. Cowan will report June 15 to the Kingsport Tennessee farm club.
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Brothers split NASCAR pole in Motor State 400 qualifying
Bobby Allison edged Donnie by 0.027 seconds to grab the Motor State 400 pole at Cambridge Junction Michigan. Bobby posted 161.190 mph to Donnie's 161.095, with Pete Hamilton and Bobby Isaac in the second row.
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Bench Leads NL Voting Astros Shade Braves 5 4
Jim Wynn scored on a two out infield bouncer by Norm Miller in the ninth as the Houston Astros rallied to beat the Atlanta Braves 5-4 Friday night. Houston erased a 4-1 deficit in the top of the ninth with singles from Wynn Edwards and Payson, and a rally sparked by Cepeda and Williams.
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Indians edge Brewers 2-1 on Chambliss two run homer
Cleveland rookie Chris Chambliss hit a two run shot in the seventh as the Indians defeated Milwaukee 2-1 to extend their win streak to four. Vada Pinson and Bill Voss supplied the other key hits while Marty Pattin struggled in his six innings.
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Elks Course Closed Sunday for Club Match
Princeton Elks Country Club will close Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. for a club match against Gary, according to Pro Joe Kuhn.
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National League Saturday Games Feature Night Matchups
Saturday NL action includes Los Angeles at Montreal with Singer 4 9 facing Stoneman 83, San Francisco at New York with Reberger 1 0 against Sadeck 2 1, San Diego at Philadelphia Short 3 8, Cincinnati at Chicago McGlothiin 2 3 facing Pappas 66, Pittsburgh at St Louis Briles 3 1 against Torrez 1 2, and Atlanta at Houston Reed 63 versus Frosch 1 1.
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Horton Kilkenny Lift Tigers Past Twins 4-1
Willie Horton hit his 12th homer and doubled in a run to back Mike Kilkenny who earned his first win of the year as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Minnesota Twins 4-1. Kilkenny limited six hits in his first complete game in three starts. Horton connected off Bert Blyleven in the second inning to start Detroit's scoring as Kaline and Dalton Jones added runs in the third.
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Giants Nick Mets By 3 2
Hal Lanier scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the 10th, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 3-2 victory over the New York Mets. Lanier led off with a double off Tug McGraw and sprinted home as McGraw missed the plate with Willie Mays at bat.
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Padres Edge Phillies 2-1 In Low-Scoring Duel
Ed Spiezio's sacrifice fly in the second inning and Clarence Gaston's RBI single in the third backed a complete-game effort by Dave Roberts as the Padres edged the Phillies 2-1. Barry Lersch was strong until a second-inning walk-filled trouble cost him.
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Baseball scores from the American League night games
The schedule shows multiple AL games with results such as Baltimore 8 Chicago 5 and Kansas City 6 Boston 2. Details include pitcher lines like Stottiemyre 73 versus Blue 112 and players Cox 1.3 Messersmith 6 dollars used as a betting notation.
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All Star NL Balloting Leads Bench Aaron Mays
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench leads National League balloting with 49,506 votes for the All-Star team. Hank Aaron of Atlanta and Willie Mays of San Francisco follow in the top spots among outfielders with 65,206 and 60,040 votes respectively, as 110,000 ballots cast nationwide.
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Keystone-Northfork Cagers Award Time at Crozier Field
All Keystone-Northfork Midget league players and coaches are summoned to Crozier Field at 10 a.m. to receive their 1971 trophies. Director Fred Robertson also requested uniform returns at the same time.
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Cardinals Trade Lee and Norman to Padres for Santorini
The St. Louis Cardinals sent outfielder Leron Lee and pitcher Fred Norman to the San Diego Padres in exchange for right hander Al Santorini.
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