Sox Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader Thriller
Chicago, AP. The White Sox rallied to sweep a Detroit twin bill with timely hitting and strong relief. Huntz slugged a three run homer in the opener and Jim Melton aided by fifth inning hits. In the nightcap, Williams homered and Len Cain earned the win as Chicago delivered a 3-2 late inning victory.
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Vuunls
Ehreecun
Jim Chicago
Ite Sox
Detroit
Huntz
Omer Vlls
Sox
Too Horton
Tom Bradley
Tigers
Mickay
Ike Brown
Willie Horton
Bill Freehorn
Mickey Stanley
Walt Williams
Chicago Rum
Mike Andrex
Hunts
Bill Melton
Rick Reichardys
Willams
Len Cain
Egon
Enemon
Romo
Colth
Hinton
Alvarado
Kegiey
Bjohnson
Celesog
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Welnny
SR Seaguer
Sf—Andrews
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Johnstans
ITOG
Whorton
Angrew
Dr—Delralt
Orioles Rally past Brewers 3-2 on Hendricks homer
Ellie Hendricks launched a leadoff homer in the ninth to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Dave McNally hurled seven-plus innings, while Paul Blair and Brooks Robinson contributed late, as Baltimore snapped Milwaukee’s bid with a dramatic ninth inning rally and Powell’s earlier homer.
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Ellie Hendricks
Ken Saders
Ieadoff Héime
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Tess Hy
Powell
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Brochan
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Penady
Gunde
Weaver
Wall
Yao Ewodrsch
Helse
Voss
Tate
Wailmare
BOO Data Calwmike
Walters Notches Ace in 12th at Wheeler
Whiz Walters used an eight iron for a hole in one on the par three 7th at Wheeler yesterday. Playing with Walters on the Red Course were Don Dicieco Charles Visocc chi and Dom Laerso.
Pro Cage Teams To Drop Suits In Merger
Twelve teams from the ABA and NBA agreed at a San Francisco hearing to dismiss antitrust suits with prejudice as steps toward a planned ABA NBA merger. Judges and attorneys noted pending everything requires congressional approval.
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Reapers
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Alfonso J. Zippoli
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Dallas
Balimore
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Chicago
Classmnati
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Seattle
San Diego
Houston
Frederick Furth
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Golden State Warriors
Warrior
Rick Barry
Oakland Oaka
Virginia
Squires
Warriors
Robert Dunn
Franklin Micali
Micali
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Furth
Nates
Congress
ABA Opens Fifth Season With Opening Week Action
The American Basketball Association starts its fifth season on October 13 with the Utah Stars defending champions, who lost to the Denver Teachers in Salt Lake City announced Tuesday. Florida teams meet Memphis the next night with four more games on Friday and a full Saturday schedule completing the first week with all ABA teams active. Six top college players debut in the ABA this week including Artis Gilmore, Jim McDaniels, Tony Neumann, George McGinnis, John Roche and Julius Erving, with the league’s All-Star game set for Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday afternoon, January 25.
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New York
American Basketball Association
Utah Stars
Denver Teachers
Salt Lake City
Gro Artis Gilmore
Kentucky Cakmets
Dim McDaniels
Carolina
Tohony Neumann
Pix
George McGinnis
Iav Dana
John Roche
Julius Evylity
Virginia
Chiparrale Gail
Dal Jue Chaparrais
Texas
Loulaville
Yankees thrash Royals 5th-inning surge seals doubleheader sweep
New York Yankees rally from 4-1 down in the seventh, led by Bobby Murcer’s three-run homer and Thurman Munson and Dandy Cater RBI hits, to beat Kansas City 5-4 and complete a doubleheader sweep. Felipe Alou homered earlier to spark the seventh-inning comeback. Fritz Peterson earned the win.
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Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Dandy Cater
Thurman Munson
Yanks
Royals
Felipe Alou
Hame
Ron Swoboda
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Munson Thet
Gann Michael
Murcer
Fred Patek
Lance Clemons
Ares Otis
Clemons
Patek
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Red Mora
Hogate Clarke
Polk
Clarke
Eit
Pini
Wier
Roulver
Harrison Ye
Cerior
Gol Scheel
Patersn
Loon Knoon
York
Queen Beaird Leads Rosie's All-Maid Softball Show
Rosie's All-Maids dazzled fans at Memorial Field in an exhibition against the Raybestos Brakets. Despite bursitis, Rosie Beaird pitched effectively, striking out challengers and yielding one run in a strong performance. Her sister Kate Morren joins the roster alongside Eileen Beaird and Debbie Bevers, delivering entertaining defense and humor.
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Raybestns
Memorial Field
Rosie
Duce
John Kuzleski
Alree Aly
Daddy
Karen
Rosie Press
Hee Imaids
Nats End A's Seven-Game Road Win Streak
Washington defeats Oakland 8-1 as Phin Mincher drives in a run and cranks a home run while Frank Howard adds two hits. Mincher’s first inning homer followed a walk to Del Unser, giving the Senators early lead. Oakland’s lone run came on Dick Green’s double and Bert Campaneris’ single in the fifth as Gogolewski pitched well for Washington.
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Phin Mincher
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
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del Unser
Roland
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Dave Nelson
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Dick Green
Bert Camparietis
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Beeson
Gahan
Bench's 2-Out HR Lifts Reds Past Cardinals 5-3
Johnny Bench belted a two out homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Lee May had singled earlier, and Tommy Helms tied the game in the sixth with a base hit. The Cardinals bullpen surrendered the decisive blow to Bench against Chuck Taylor.
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Bomé
Sting
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Abot
Lee May
Chuck i Taylor
Tommy Helms
Helms
Tony
Perez
Hal McRae
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Lou Jack
Kernwan Ely
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Materson
Slownens
Sonmart
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Peeters
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Swebada
Schaal
Otis
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Kerse Eile
Teana Amn Sea Burproeter
Kellan Wasylk
Wambelar
Orioles to Tour Japan in October 1947 Series
Tokyo AP reports the Baltimore Orioles will arrive October 2 for a set of exhibition games against Japanese teams led by the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants, champions of the Japan World Series in 97. The 1947 visit marks the 20th American major league tour of Japan since 1946.
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Ihampions
Trevino Wins July Hickok Best Award
New York AP Trevino named July Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year after his British Open win. Rodriguez, Laver, Jack Nicklaus, Frazier, Lew Alcindor, and Al Unser previously won in other months. Trevino led with first place votes and 249 points, Vida Rice runner-up with 157 points.
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Golloy Wee Trevino
Hickok
Trevino
Rod Laver
Icklaus
Cham Dion
Frazier
Lew Alcindor
al Unser
Trevian
Gakland
Vida Rice
Hallow
Mark Do
Nohue
Golfer Qualifies for Amateur Tourney in New York and California
The report lists USGA Amateur Championship qualifiers from Manhattan and Long Island regions. Notable names include Imeman Al Batson, Dick Sideowl, and Dahon Hamm competing for three spots. The events occurred in Manhasset and Wilmington, with stages in Santa Rosa and Rockville Centre.
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Teain
States
Golf Association
Dahon Hamm
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Westport
Cana
Mington
Bdl
Hamm
Lene
Housatonic Trap League Tonight Schedule Announced
The Housatonic Trap League lists tonight’s matches with Ottawa facing Remington Arms and Fairfield County Marine taking on Parefield Carpet Center. Starford Trap Club meets the Wetton Gun Club in a key shootout as teams chase wins.
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Remington Arms
Fairfield Quunty Marine
Parefield Carpet Center
Starford
Wetton Gur Club
Mythical State Slow-Pitch Title Decided Tonight
The mythical slow-pitch title of the 1071 Cones Hour ASA season will be decided as Ronnie's af Greenwich faces Aveo Con ceds Sikorsky Aircraft in a doubleheader at Memorial Field. The first game will settle the championship with both clubs aiming for regional and national tournaments.
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Raghestos
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Providence
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Preaoods
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Bridgeport
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Sikorsky Aircraft
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Rownie's
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Lars Chiappetts
Mike Pantana
Bill Famaselli
Mike Tanza
Chiapetta
Ayoo
Jim Dobbs
Ray Day
Ed Finnagan
Pick ‘Phompson
Hall of Fame Adds Lombardi and Trippi to Helms Major League Football
Los Angeles AP reports Vince Lombardi famed Packers coach and Charles Trippi star backfield ace for the Chicago Cardinals have been added to the United Savings Helms Hall of Fame Major League Football roster. An announcement confirmed the selection yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Charles Trippi
Chicago Cardinals
United Savings Helms
Uesttdy
Angels Rally Falls Short in 4-3 Loss to Red Sox
California opened with a four-run first as Jim Spencer doubled and drove in four, but the Angels missed a late chance. Rico Petrocelli homered twice and Duane Josephson added an eighth, yet Boston held on 4-3 behind Messersmith who escaped a bases-loaded jam in the eighth.
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Jim Spencer
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Apily Mesdersreith
Sandy Alomar
Ken Tatum
Sediat
Tony Gonzalez
Spencer
Boston Victory
Keco Center
Wares
Jim Freguss
Ine Lahoud
Messersmith
Rico Petrocelli
Duane] Josephson
Ken McMullen
Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Reggie Simith
Petrocell
Massersmith
George Scott
California
Goncolee If
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Petracilt
Scott Bod
Boxton
F-La
Umpires Meeting Cancelled in Bridgeport
Tonight's Umpires meeting for Bridgeport softball at the North End Boys' Club has been cancelled. No makeup date announced.
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Bridgeport Softball USA Umpires
Clinir
North End
Astros Edge Pirates In Sealed Ninth Inning Rally
The Houston Astros defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 5 Tuesday night. Key plays included a two run triple by Joe Morgan and a sacrifice fly by Bob Watson in the seventh inning, plus a tumultuous stretch with bases loaded and walks.
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Jor Morgan
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Denis Menke
Tor' Eleer
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Rie Biinamme
P Ando
Alnu
Menke
Joranane
Bob Veale
Miller
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Hinbnersa
Bill Mazercaki
Dave Gulsti
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Saher
Bob Watson
Rvan
Roberta Clemente
Ingiustre
Doug Rader Signame
Ype
Phrata
Walter
Fifeils
Pinson's homer fuels Indians past Twins 3 2
Yada Pinson drove in two on a booming sacrifice fly and a leadoff homer in the eighth to give Cleveland a 2 1 lead, while Mike Paul earned the win over Minnesota’s Bart Blyleven. Pinson added his seventh homer earlier as Cleveland edged the Twins 3 2 in Minneapolis.
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Blyleven
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Bile Anne Fies
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Beaton Tich Thomas A Bereesun
Reem Iy
Na Revere
Thompan
Ford
Graebner Surges To Second Round In Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis
Clark Graebner of New York City advances to the second round at the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships at Merion Cricket Club. He defeats Australia’s John Gardner in a tight match as other players like Borowisk and Reed post wins in the men’s singles first round and the women’s quarterfinalists emerge including Marita RDondo and Gail Chanfreau in a crowded opening day of play.
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New York City
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Jett ‘Borowisk
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Gail Chanfreau
France
Pain Farmer
San Diego
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Baio Gourlay
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Ab Yp Call
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Ivan Interested In. John's Football? A Foe
The article reports on interest surrounding Ivan in relation to John’s football, includes standings and results from the National League and Western and Eastern divisions, notes games and upcoming pitchers, and mentions officials of the US Nationals hockey team eyeing Moscow’s Tarasov for potential exhibition games.
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Strary AP
Ente Bull
Anatniy Larchoy
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Yle
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Tarasov
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Jim Finks
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Trumble
Japan
State LI Clubs Row in Tourney State LI Clubs Row in Tourney
In the Eastern Region Little League Tournament Wilton and South Windsor were eliminated. New Castle beat Wilton 20 in the third inning after Kerner’s grand slam. South Windsor fell to Wallington. Oxford Hill defeated Arlington Mass. Newcastle vs Wallington and Augusta’s Vanderella team advanced in the afternoon. The consolation game and championship bracket set for Saturday.
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Connecticut
Wilton
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Li New Castle
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End South Windsor
Wallington
D.F
Rue Busta
Oxon II
Bill Stage
New Castle
Rev Kerner
Augusta
Vanderella
Rotterdam
Dell Keezer
Ami Wilton Willeet
Newcastle
Jan Augosta
Versalles Lifts Braves to 5-4 Victory Over Cubs
Atlanta 5 Chicago 4 as Zoilo Versalles opened the ninth with a home run to propel the Braves past the Cubs. Hank Aaron added a double and a run, while Ray Newman held Chicago at bay until the late rally.
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Cubs
Atlanta
Pinehuntter
Zoilo Vérsalles
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Maen Cllever
Ray Newman
Pro Grid Transactions and Waivers Highlighted
The report lists multiple grid players and entities including Green, Vondersam, Denvars, Kocen, Steve Alaxahea, and Lee Frites Center. It notes waivers for several individuals such as Terry Mann, Terry Willers, and others, with mentions of centers and teams like Lokland Holders. The notation suggests a series of contract waivers or eligibility decisions affecting rosters and participation.
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Kocen
Steve Alaxahea
Pistsone
Lee Frites
Oan
Jeel Rand Wik
Fecelvery
Hail Rock Lokland
Al-Colsig Nod
Ner Lewallon
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Falhe Mira
Terry Mann
Nunelere Hick
Terry Willers
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