Stenerud AP Player of The Week for KC Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram praises Jan Stenerud after a 26-21 win over the Houston Oilers. Stenerud kicked four field goals and two extra points for 14 points. his marks from 27, 33, 26, and 32 yards were crucial.
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Smith and Carlos Seek 200 Meter Final Duel at Trials
In South Lake Tahoe John Carlos and Tommie Smith headline the 200 meter finals after fast quarterfinals. Smith 20.0 and Carlos 20.1 pace the field though Vanderstock surged to a world record in the 400 hurdles the same night.
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Tribune Contact Line For Phone Reach
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or contact the carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 8 p.m. for reachability.
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Cards Close to Flag as Gibson Wins to Narrow NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 behind Bob Gibson who earned his 21st win as the Cardinals cut the NL pennant distance to four. Willie Crawford hit a leadoff homer for L A while Lou Brock drove in two with a two run double. Marichal’s pursuit of 30 wins stalled with San Francisco losing 3-1 at Atlanta. Hank Aaron hit his 27th homer for the Braves off Marichal. Cincinnati swept Houston in a twi night doubleheader 5-1 and 11-4, while New York blanked Chicago 1-0. Pete Rose had four hits in the doubleheader to raise his season average to .343.
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Palmer Trevino Lead Kemper Open Field
Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino head a 144 player field in the opening round of the Kemper Open at Pleasant Valley Country Club. The $150000 event offers a $30000 top prize on the 7230 yard course noted for long greens and potential rain lengthening play. Other top pros in the field include Dave Stockton Tom Weiskopf Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer with Ken Still Chi Chi Rodriguez and Nagle among the contenders.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap Across Leagues
Results show New York 7 over Chicago 2 Detroit 8 over California 2 Oakland 3 over Boston 2 Cleveland 1 over Minnesota 0 Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Norfolk. Upcoming games include Baltimore at Washington and Oakland at Detroit with multiple matches in the majors and minor leagues listed.
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Boxing results from AP roundups across cities
In Seoul Lee Won Suk outpointed Tiny Palacio in a 118 pound bout. In Tokyo Herbert Kang stopped Kat suo Saito at 125. In Indianapolis Henry Hank stopped Quinney at 175. In New York Frankie Paula stopped Jimmy McDermott in Holyoke. Ford Hernandez out pointed Tony Valenti in Las Vegas.
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Horton leads Tigers with two homers in 8 2 win over California
Willie Horton slugged his 34th and 35th homers powering Detroit to an 8-2 victory over the California Angels. Pat Jarvis pitched a four hitter to beat the Giants 3-1.
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