Sunday Boxscores Second Game Show Scores and HRs
Boxscores from Sundays games show Detroit and Oakland each posting runs with Home Runs by W Horton and Bando. Oakland and California list key pitchers and late inning scores while New York and Baltimore/Boston results are included with pitchers and HRs noted.
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Troit
Cleveland
Wilson
Timmerman
Fpiterson
Sparma
Freehan
Pizarro
Hargan
Suarez
W.pione
Detroit
W.ild Cleve Aon
T. Horton
Oakland
Pea A
Haney
Brunetsone
May
Wits Rausse
Seaienand
Bando
Cater
California
Reper
Egan
Congressman Rivers Named NASCAR Commissioner
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, chairman of the House armed services committee, was named commissioner of NASCAR in Daytona Beach. He fills the vacancy after the death of former NASCAR chief Harley Earl in April. The position is nonsalaried.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
L. Mendel Rivers
D- 5.C
House
Armed Services Committee
National Association For
Miller wins Trans Miss golf title in dramatic match
University of Georgia golfer Allen Miller from Pensacola Florida captured the Trans Miss golf crown in Denver by shaking off a three hole deficit with a five hole surge after 18 and defeating Dean Overturf of Houston 4 to 3. Overturf, a Texas player, started strong with birdies to close the gap but Miller held on. Overturf was the fourth Texas golfer Miller eliminated in the match play event, joining Chip Stewart Tom Kite and Rik Massengale.
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Denver
University of Georgia
Allen Miller
Dean Overturf
Houston
Miller
Pensacola
Fla
Overturf
University of Texas
U. of Texas
Chip Stewart
Tom Kite
Rik Massengale
Sammons and Hudson Return with Namath
Joe Namath arrived at Hofstra training camp with Jets from Los Angeles and said he would work out Monday. Tight end Pete Sammons and safety Jim Hudson also returned, with Hudson listed as Namath's roommate after walking out last Tuesday in apparent sympathy.
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Namath
Jim Hudson
Hudson
Cedar Rapids Boys Swim Team Wins Meet in Vinton
Cedar Rapids swim club boys take first with 233 points in a 29-team meet in Vinton on Sunday led by top finishes from J. Conkling and R. McKay. Cedar Rapids girls finish second behind Rock Island with notable results in 200 meter free relay and multiple individual events.
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Cedar Rapids Swim Club
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Cedar Rapids
Pam Schupbauch
Pam Schupee
R. Ruchatrke
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Sinthers
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Newry
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Butte Williams
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B. Fayier
J. Conkling
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Carrithers
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C. Wilson
Wee Rapids
J.ointey. Spratt
WN. Gearhart
Stoney Turley
Doug Buckheister
Demeter
Tom Boys
Turley
Buchheister
Tom Phelan
OD Buchheister
Maaner
P. Fish
Divine
Schupback
el Donaldson
L. Donaldson
Perfect Game Hurled in ASA
Greeley pitcher Bill Wall tossed a perfect game in the first round of the ASA district softball tournament, Haleton-Hunter edging Baxter-Dvorak 4-0 with 14 strikeouts. Dave Wagman of Greeley pitched a one-hitter with 14 strikeouts to beat McGregor 1-0 in the same round. Other scores listed include Strawberry Point over Star Brewers and Manchester defeats.
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Greeley
Bill Wall
Wall
Haleton- Hunter
Baxter-Dvorak
Dave Wagman
McGregor
Denver Signs Lance To ABA Contract
Denver signs 6 foot 170 pound guard Clarence Lance, a NAIA champion with Central Ohio State University in 1965 and 1968, to an American Basketball Association contract.
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Denver
Clarence Lance
Central
Ohio State University
American Basketball Assn
Okker Wins Milwaukee Pro Singles Title
The Netherlands player Tom Okker defeated Marty Riessen 6-3 6-4 to win the Milwaukee Pro singles championship. Okker, seeded third, upset top seed John Newcombe. Riessen had ousted second seed Tony Roche to reach the final. In doubles, John Newcombe and Tony Roche won 3-6 6-4 6-0 over Riessen and Roche.
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Milwaukee
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Marty Riessen
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Okker
Newcombe
Riessen
Evanston
Roche
Ellis Park Golf Assn weekend leaders named
Carpenter and Lumsden top Ellis Park play with most fours in 18 and 9 holes. Rossey and McNabb had most fives for 18 holes. Poorman and Merry man tied for most fives in 9 holes. 18 holes leaders include Kerres with most sixes and Dinderman with most styles. Zehm led in most golf.
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Don Lumsden
Cy Carpenter
Ellis Park Golf Assn
Dave Rossey
Ed McNabb
Oda Poorman
Tom Merryman
Glenn Kerres
Jock Dinderman
R. C. Zehm
Sporadic Scores and Schedules From River City Games
A shuffled listing shows minor facets of coast to coast scores and upcoming fixtures. Associations note Polo at Indianapolis and Iowa 3 1 while Texas Memphis and Arkansas post varied results. Rain interrupts Pittsfield at Waterbury and Imira at York as Manchester hosts others.
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Waterbury
Imira
York
Manchester
Mann Cops Lady Carling in Danbury Golf Showdown
Carol Mann, articulate and intelligent, won the Lady Carling Championship by two strokes over Kathy Whitworth and Sharon Miller at Ridgewood Country Club. Mann shot 72 to claim $3,000, while Whitworth, nearing $250,000 in career earnings, birdied the final two holes but finished at 217.
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Carol Mann
Carling
Kathy Whitworth
Sharon Miller
Miss Mann
Ridgewood
Louise Suggs
Anom
Ben Judy King
Mickey Wright
Leslie H P
Perkins retires from Cowboys after standout NFL career
Don Perkins, the fifth leading ground gainer in NFL history with 6217 yards, quietly retires after skipping the Dallas Cowboys camp. The 31-year-old fullback hands the job to Walt Garrison, leaving Don Meredith and Perkins out of the Dallas backfield next season.
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Don Perkins
Dallas Cowboy
Albuquerque
Perkins
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Walt Garrison
Don Meredith
Dallas
Meredith
Dick Saunders Wins Varmint Rifle Match in Iowa Falls
Dick Saunders of Manchester captured the heavy varmint bench rest rifle match with a .2659 grand aggregate at Iowa Falls. Gary Stumbo of Blue Springs, Missouri placed second with .3100 and Gerald Wilkinson of Cedar Falls third with .3288. In the sporter match Ed Cabor of East Moline won with a 447 aggregate, Wilkinson second at .5556, and Saunders third at .5712.
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Dick Saunders
Manchester
Gary Stumbo
Blue Springs
Gerald Wilkinson
Cedar Falls
Ed Cabor
East Moline
Wilkinson
Saunders
Elkader Reaches Sectional Final in Win over Fayette
Dennis Maggert starred for Elkader with four innings pitched and two hits as Elkader defeated Fayette 14 to 3 on Saturday to advance to the high school sectional final to be played Monday. The victory featured strong early offense and Maggert contributed both on the mound and at the plate.
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Dennis Maggert
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Lkader
aIensert
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Ane
Gundacker
Undacker
Butters
Scheidel
Becker Wins Tipton Race at Cedar County Raceway
Becker of Atkins dominates the Tipton event crowds at Cedar County Raceway, winning both the feature and heat races. Classified results list multiple riders including Vanerus, Current, LaCoursiere, Lukemyre, Wren, and Beckman across 10 and 20 lap heats and feature events.
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Arlo Becker
Atkins
Cedar County Raceway
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Ted Vanerus
Marion
Bob Current
Maquoketa
Roger LaCoursiere
C.R
Keat
Lukemyre
Wren Fall
Dick Stoolman
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Irler
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Beckman
Try Hirst
Davenport
Stan Woode
Titan
Duane Steff
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