Clemente and Blass Propel Pirates Over Cubs 4-2
Roberto Clemente drove in two runs with a windblown triple during a three run fourth as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-2. Steve Blass earned his eighth straight win, needing help from Dave Giusti in the ninth after a walk and finished with a double play to end the game.
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Chicago
Roberto Clemente
Steve Blass
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Blass
Cubs
Dave Giusti
Rick Monday
Giusti
Ron Santo
Pirates Rally Past Cubs in NL East Tilt
Trailing 1-0 in the fourth, the Pirates surged ahead with a Clemente wind blown hit and RBI by Cash and Cavаллиlio along with a later Oli ver RBI single. Cubs answer with Kessinger Williams and Hickman singles in the sixth, Santo and Monday add runs in the seventh.
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Pirates
Ferguson Jenkins
Dave Cash
Vic Cavallilo
Clemente
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Dan McGinn
Manny Sanguilen
Cubs
Blass
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
Monday
Santo
Baseball matchups listed with pitcher lines and venues
Pittsburgh versus Chicago, Philadelphia at Montreal, St Louis at New York, Houston at Cincinnati, San Francisco at San Diego, Atlanta at Los Angeles. night games noted with players and figures. Mentions include Griles Hands Fryman Stoneman Spinks Matlack Billingham Barr Griet Schueler Kelley Singer Sutton and two twilight showings.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
New York
Chicago Mu
Boston
St Louis
Cleveland
Montreal
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Oakland
Houston
Pittsburgh Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kessingerss
California
Atlanta
Cavalillolf
Kansas City
San Diego
Beckert
Texas
San Francisco
Clementert
Bwillamsif
Stargell Ib
Hickmanlb
Aoliver
Sanguilino
Hebner
Santo
Giustip
Giusti
Jenkins
McGinn
Save
Griles
Hands
Fryman
Stoneman
St. Louis
Spinks
Matlack
Dierker
Billingham
Barr
Griet
Schueler
Kelley
Singer
Sutton
Barry must play for Golden State Warriors in court ruling
A federal judge ruled Rick Barry bound to the Golden State Warriors under a 1969 five year contract, blocking him from playing for the New York Nets or other teams. The decision finds Barry’s Warriors agreement valid and would cause irreparable harm if he played elsewhere.
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San Francisco
Rick Barry
Golden State Warriors
National Basketball Association
U.S. Dist
Alfonso Zirpoli
Barry
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Warriors
Zirpoli
NBA
The
Oakland Oaks
ABA
Nets
Baugh Reaches British Amateur Golf Semifinals
Laura Baugh 17 from Long Beach Calif advances to the semifinals of the British Women's Amateur Championship in Hunstanton England after beating Carol Mackintosh 4 and 2 and Angela Bonallack 3 and 1. She remains the only American survivor as three other U.S. competitors were eliminated in quarterfinals.
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Hunstanton
England
Laura Baugh
America
Laura
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Miss Baugh
Scotland
Carol Mackintosh
Angela Bonallack
Britain
Mike Bonallack
State Amateur Postponed From July to July 27 30
The 53rd West Virginia Amateur Golf Championship at White Sulphur Springs is postponed from July 14 to July 27 30 due to flash flood damage in Greenbrier County. Two bridge washouts and course damage forced the change. Refunds for entrants, new pairings by July 23, and applications by July 17 are announced.
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Huntington
W.va
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
C. McDonald England
Stae Golf Association
England
Greenbrier
White
Fred Burns
McWhorter Named SEC Commissioner
Dr. Boyd McWhorter was chosen to succeed A. M. Coleman as Southeastern Conference commissioner. The 49-year-old resigns as dean at the University of Georgia to take the post effective Aug. 1, moving from Athens. His salary is estimated around 35 000 dollars, not 45 000.
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Birmingham
Ala
Boyd McWhorter
A. M
Tonto"’ Coleman
McWhorter
School of Arts and Sciences
University of Georgia
Athens
West Virginia Elks golf tourney opens under windy foe
Charley Adkins leads after a 73 as 91 players tee off in Princeton in the 25th annual West Virginia State Elks tournament. Ken Gruver and Arman Fletcher carded 75, with Princeton and Bluefield players dominating the first round amid rain and gusty winds.
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Princeton Elks Course
West Virginia
Clyde Belcher
Princeton
West Virginia State Elks
Charley Adkins
Ken Gruver
Bluefield
Arman Fletcher
Roanoke
Jack Wade
Fred Saunders
Sonny Hicks
Charles Steele
Ray Underwood
Charleston
Kenny Bowen
Elks
Elks County Club
Ken Grover
Andy Clark
Russell Sink
Gene Watkins
Cotton White
Beckley
Jim Thompson
David Finley
Jess McLaughlin
Jim Powers
S. Mazzella
Bob Crowder
George Medley
Cecil E. Lacy
Mullens
Joe Thorn
Sonny Elmore
Bob Akis
Lindsey Kirk
R. D. Hamden
John Orletski
Bob Cunningham
Bob Neimeyer
St. Albans
Jim Godsey
Howard Hinkley
Charley Hicks
Tucker Bowen
Jim Hart
Elmer 3Ay
Charles Tiller
Tom Glover
Boozy Wyrick
Bob Walls
Ronald Trout
Lane Fowler
Richard Shumate
Mack
McLain Returns to Birmingham Plans for A's Pitching
Denny McLain, 28, flies home to Walnut Creek to be with family and says he will return to the Athletics Birmingham farm club by Saturday. He fears he is not in the A's major league plans and considers exploratory talks with manager Dick Williams, though no recall is planned.
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Oakland
Denny McLain
Athletics
Birmingham
A’s
McLain
Walnut Creek
Record Holder Lasater Plays 1053 Holes for World Mark
Raymond Lasater, 43, set a Guinness record by playing 1,053 consecutive golf holes over 62 hours at Hunter's Point course. He endured blistered hands and fatigue, using skin-toughener and embalming gloves, with meals by his wife and a night-time cart light.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Raymond Lasater
Hunter’s Point Course
Lasater
West Team Favored In All Star Game
The West is favored in the 12th annual coaches All-America football game as Jerry Tagge of Nebraska and Jack Mildren of Oklahoma headline quarterbacks for the West and East respectively. Paul Miller and Joe Gilliam were added to the East after Pat Sullivan declined. Bryant praises Gilliam's release and speed. The game at Jones Stadium features a 40,000 crowd and a mixed passing running game with no planned starter named until kickoff. Johnny Musso leads the East ground game while Jeff Kinney and Tom Mozisch head the West. The West holds a 6-5 series edge after last year’s 33-28 win.
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Lubbock
Tex
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Jack Mildren
Oklahoma
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Miller
Gilliam
Paul
Bear
Bryant
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
West
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mildren
Tagge
Jones Stadium
ABC
Johnny Musso
Alabama
Jeff Kinney
Houston
Tom Mozisch
Chuck Hixson
Gonzales Disqualified After On Court Dispute in London
Pancho Gonzales was disqualified in a heated incident at Queen's Club London during the London Grass Courts Championship semi final against John Paish after a clash with linesman and a confrontation with referee Mrs Bea Seal. The match ended with Gonzales leaving the court and the official declaring the disqualification. Chris Evert advanced to the final in the women's singles.
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London
Pancho Gonzales
Queen’s Club
Las Vegas
Nev
Bea Seal
Gonzales
John Paish
Britain
British Lawn Tennis Associaton
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Darling
Wendy Overton
League Leaders in Runs Batted In and Pitching Stats
The listing shows A Allen of Chicago with 43 RBIs and R Jackson of Oakland with 38. Other leaders include R Oliver of California 36, C May of Chicago 35, Epstein of Oakland 33, and pitching leaders Fingers of Oakland 5 decisions.
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D Allen
Chicago
R. Jackson
Oakland
R Oliver
California
C.may
Epstein
Kaat
Minnesota
Palmer
Baltimore
Lolich
Detroit
Bradley
Lee
Boston
Kline
New York
Associated Press
GAB RH Pet
Audi Oak
Pinnetlake
Allen Chi
Braun
C May Chi
Kelly Chi
Harper Bsn
Alomar Cal
Oliver Cal
Pinson Cal
R Jackson
OD Alten
Cedeno
M.alou
Sanguillen Pgh
Carty Atl
Garr
A Oliver Pgh
Santa Chi
Clemente Pgh
Brock
Buckner LA
Beach
Cincinnati
Kingman
San Francisco
Stargell
Pittsburgh
B Williams
Let Colbert
San Diego
Franchise Dropped From Kansas City Blues
The St. Louis Blues announced they will no longer operate a hockey club in Kansas City. President Sidney Salomon Jr. said an agreement with the Detroit Red Wings will supply players to the Fort Worth Central Hockey League team. Kansas City Blues players will be offered to Fort Worth.
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Kansas City
St. Louis Blues
Sidney Salomon, Jr
National Hockey League
NHL
Detroit Red Wings
Ft. Worth
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Adkins
Harold Volkin
Cris Barton
Oris
Clyde
Charley
Solich
Coleman
Cuellar
McNally
Kilkenny
Siebert
Lonberg
Rooker
Lemonds
Broberg
Wright
Blue
Golden State
Baugh
SEC
Grover
Fletcher
Pete Schregel
Ray Allison
J. C. Auer
Harry Cardena
John Linkous
Bill Conner
Dual Hill
Jim Greer
Jim Haun
John Lang
Mack Hart
Frank Haun
Bill Justice
James A. Thompson
David Hicks
Garlin Hill
Jim Satterfield
Dan Sayers
Bob Wills
Dorsey Parish
Harry Basham
Frank Conner
George Moore
Ronnie Jones
Hubert Stephenson
Rod Keesling
Tom Cunningham
Jim Cure
Dale Snodgrass
Paul Blankenship
Basil Legg
Tom York
Owen Griffith
Ernie Chitmar
Sam Roberts
W. P. Stanton
Bill Burns
Ronald Troutman
Bus Brown
Charles Hicks
Alford Wickline
Don Johnston
Elvin Wickline
Hoge McCall
Bill Smith
Ken Ellis
Joe Salango
Dick Copeland
Bob Akers
Earl Carter
Harold Hickle
Bill Myers
Elmer Bay
Joe Singleton
Bob Neumeyer
Cecil Lacy
Linsey Kirk
Jim W. Thompson
David Friely
Gene Wadkins
Armon Fletcher
Charles Atkins
Miami Dolphins
Joe
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Pancho
Washington
Chris
United States
Paish
Jim Connors
Belleville
Ill
Connors
Clark Graebner
New York City
Miss Evert
Karen Krantzcke
Australia
Patti Coleman
A Oliver
Watson
J Ray
Nolan
Seaver
Hanas
Jarvis
Brewer
Ite
Lovesey
Savers of Life
Robert Fuller
NBC
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