Top Cagers Sign With South Carolina and Duke
South Carolina and Duke signed premier scholastic talent for next season. Jamaica Queens star Tom Joyce led the class, praised as a super player by coaches, with a 33 point 18 rebound average and a 68 5 team record. Other blue chippers include Howard White, Richie O Connor, and Donn Johnston.
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Powell Pounds Two Homers In Orioles 12 3 Win
Boog Powell two homers and Brooks Robinson another blast helped the Baltimore Orioles overpower the Chicago White Sox 12 3. Jim Palmer earned the win over Tommy John as Baltimore stretched its lead in the AL East to five games with 22 wins in 28 starts. Powell homered in the first and third, Powell’s 13th of the season, with five Orioles players contributing at least one hit in the 19 hit attack.
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Cardinals trade Ribant to Reds for Monteagudo
The St. Louis Cardinals send pitcher Dennis Ribant to the Cincinnati Reds organization in exchange for pitcher Aurelio Monteagudo. The move reshapes both rotations as Ribant moves to Indianapolis within the Reds system.
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Pilots Trade Haney for Donaldson in Oakland Deal
The Seattle Pilots trade catcher Larry Haney to the Oakland Athletics for infielder John Donaldson. Haney began with the Baltimore Orioles Appalachian League club in Bluefield West Virginia, drafted by Seattle from the Orioles in the expansion draft.
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Stubby's Pash on Pome The Best Prescription
A pithy reflection urges taking life in daily doses as fate reveals. The tone hints at stoic acceptance and practical outlooks on living with ordinary challenges.
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Complaint Department welcome leads to headline gag
A parade of joke fragments and quips follows a one millionth customer prank at a department store, with a punch line about heading to the complaint department. Other wisecracks touch on weddings, aging, cars, miniskirts, and social foibles with a Midwest humor tone.
Kessinger ties holding record in Cubs win over Reds
Chicago’s Ken Kessinger drove in the go ahead run with his first major league hit and later doubled as the Cubs rallied to a 9 8 victory in Cincinnati. He tied the major league record and set the NL mark with 53 consecutive errorless games at shortstop. Randy Hundley and Don Rudolph contributed key plays including a go ahead double in the 10th.
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Pro Basketball Great Bill Russell weighs retirement decision
Boston Celtics player coach Bill Russell says no definite retirement decision yet as he reflects on the season. Meanwhile National Sunday games feature Houston at St Louis with Wilson and Dierker, Philadelphia at San Diego, New York at Los Angeles, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, Montreal at Francisco, and other matchups with notable pitchers and managers listed in team previews.
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Barber Surges, Moody Clings to Lead in Open Round
Miller Barber Grabs a three stroke edge at Cypress Creek as Orville Moody posts 68 to join the under par duo. Arnold Palmer shoots 69 to stay six back amid a bogey filled round. Jack Nicklaus fades with a 75, Deane Beman slips to 210, and others chase the 69th U S Open title.
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