Major League Baseball Friday Results and Saturday Schedule
MLB Friday results feature Cleveland defeating Texas 7-3 and Baltimore beating Kansas City 3-2 in 11 innings. Boston routed Minnesota 13-10. New York beat Chicago 5-1. Milwaukee hosts California. Detroit visits Oakland. Saturday pitches include Minnesota at Boston and New York at Chicago among many other matchups with notable pitchers listed for each game.
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Nicklaus to honor Bobby Jones in Memorial Tournament debut
Jack Nicklaus announced Bobby Jones as the first honoree for the Memorial Tournament to be held May 27 to 30 at Muirfield Village Golf Club near Columbus. The event, part of the PGA Tour, honors Jones chosen by the Captain's Club, with plans to elevate the event's status over time.
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Bobby Jones
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Nicklaus
Golf
Muirfield Village Golf Club
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Charleston Central Ymca
Jim Marsh
Coonskin Park
Johnny Crockett
Edgewood Country Club
Marathon Champ To Compete Here At Hall of Fame Classic
Boston Marathon winner Will Rodgers, who placed third in the 1974 Charleston Distance Run, competes June 14 at Laidley Field in the National Hall of Fame Classic. He runs the two mile while Frank Shorter also lines up. The meet features three classes and caps a Hall of Fame weekend in Charleston.
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Charleston
Laidley Field
Rodgers
Frank
Capitol Grounds
Browning to Teach Tennis in Summer Program
Michael Browning, taught by Pancho Gonzales and Pancho Segura, will lead the first session of Tennis Inc advanced summer program. He played for Arizona State University and has coaching ties to Las Vegas. Dave Calvert will teach the second session.
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Pancho Gonzales
Pancho Segura
Tennis, Inc
Browning
Charleston
Las Vegas
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Arizona State University
Ann Rockwell
Las Vegas Country Club
California
North Carolina
Nevada
Hudson Seeks 10000 Bonus In Royals Talks
South Charleston catcher Jack Hudson, a sixth round pick, weighs a $10,000 bonus before signing with the Kansas City Royals. He talks with Royals' Roy Holton about a contract while weighing college offers and his career prospects. Hudson says he would be disappointed if no bonus materializes and plans to negotiate.
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Charles Wolfe
Associated Press
South
Charleston
Jack Hudson
Kansas City Royals
Roy Holton
Royals
Holton
Hudson
Stan Cadd
Women Object To NCAA Bid
In Delaware Ohio women college leaders vote against letting the NCAA oversee women sports. Dr Peggy Burke of University of Iowa objects to the proposal saying the NCAA is rushing a heavy handed plan.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Peggy Burke
University of Iowa
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics For Women
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Bleier Reunites With War Doctor Who Treated Wounds
In Indiana Pennsylvania the Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rocky Bleier met Dr Anan Laorr, the Thai born physician who treated his leg wounds in Vietnam. Bleier, now a star NFL player, thanked Laorr for saving his career as the two men recalled the 1969 Da Nang battle and Bleier’s long recovery.
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Rocky Bleier
Bleier
Thailand
Pittsburgh Steelers
Anan Laorr
Pittsburgh
Laorr
Steelers
Floyd Keeps TwoStroke Kemper Open Lead After Second Round
In Charlotte Ray Floyd shot a one under par 71 to extend his 36 hole total to 136 eight under. Dan Sikes fired 67 to move into second at 138 while Gary Player Miller Barber and Dick Rhyan also contended. Strong names like Palmer Trevino Casper and Devlin missed the cut.
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Floyd
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Sikes
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South Africa
Miller Barber
Dick Rhyan
Steve Meinyk
Quail Hollow Country Club
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Nichols
Rod Unseth
David Graham
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Jim Masserio
Derry Heard
Dim Wiechers
Gene Littler
Alan Tapier
Jaz Kermiarley
Barry Alate
Don
Chuck Courtney
Victor Regalado
Randy Erskine
Peter Coosterhuis
John Toepel
Rick Lots
Rik Massengale
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Toe Inman
Danny Edwards
Charles Coody
Dale Douglass
Roger Maltbie
Julius Boras
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Barney Thomason
Weems Hurls Big League No Hit Gem
Righthander Mike Weems of Mountain State struck out 15 of 21 Kanawha Central batters in a 5-0 Big League no hitter. Weems walked four as Rick Reynolds had two singles in support of the gem. Kanawha Central Mt St. Reynolds 2 4. Pettry, Ryan 2. Fout 4.
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Burnside
Akers
Giles Gains Finals In British Amateur Championship
Vinny Giles 32 year old Virginia lawyer overcame a rough stretch with putting to defeat Dick Siderow in a 21 hole match lasting four hours and reach the 36 hole final. He will face Mark James who beat Geoff Marks 3 and 2 after sinking an eagle from a sand trap at 16. James is noted as England's top Walker Cup player with three U S wins at St Andrews last week.
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England
Vinny Giles
Dick Siderows
Giles
Richmond
Mark James
James
U.S
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Steve
Martin
Scotland
Dick Siderowt
Westport
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John Grace
Fort Worth
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Picky Price
Rhodesia
Geoffrey Marks
Robin Biggs
Clutter Faces Backlash as Elkins Board Supports Coaches
Elkins High School debates over Mike Clutter as parents and supporters clash with critics. Board member Martha Hyre defends coaching autonomy while superintendent J J Meadows confirms no interference in athletic or band selections. Nurturing figures like principal James Lannan and player Louie Cunningham back Clutter amid community pressure. North Putnam Little League to hold emergency meeting Monday at Hometown School.
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Randolph County
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Elkins High School
James Lannan
Pocahontas County
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Elkins
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Kins‘ High School
North Putnam
Safford Named P P Coach at Point Pleasant
Hamilton High School coach Steve C. Safford is named head football coach at Point Pleasant replacing Dick Ware. Safford, from Point Pleasant, has a 3416 1 coaching record over five seasons. Ripley basketball coach Jim Scherr to Wahama High School as part of the district change.
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Grafton
Ripley High School
Mike Reed
Ripley
Ravenswood
Jackson County
Elkins High
Frank Winner
Point Pleasant
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Hamilton High School
Cincinnati
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Dick Ware
Mason County Board of Education
Jim Schérr
Wahamna High School
Two Soccer Players Sign With D and E
Two Eastern players will attend Davis and Elkins College next year, announced by Coach Fred Schmalz. James Louden of Waldwich New Jersey and Frank Micalizzi of Greenwich Connecticut are the fifth and sixth soccer recruits signed this year.
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Davis and Elkins College
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James Louden
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Greenwich
Reds to Hold Camp at West Virginia State College
The Cincinnati Reds announce a tryout camp starting at 9 a.m. today at the West Virginia State College baseball field in Institute. Scouts Elmer Gray Gene Bennett Jim Vennari and Lyle Wolverton will conduct the camp.
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West Virginia State College
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Gene Bennett
Jim Vennari
Lyle Wolverton
Coonskin Park
Kanawha Valley Road Runners
Woody Sharp
St. Albans
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