Giusti Saves Pirates Rally Past Cubs 7-5
Dave Giusti earned the win in relief as the Pirates avoided a late jam by the Cubs, preserving a 7-5 victory. Manny Sanguillen drove in early runs, Willie Stargell hit his first homer, and Don Kessinger chimed in for Chicago with a two-run shot.
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Bobby Bonds
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Sam McDowell
Jim Barr
Jerry Johnson
Steve Arlin
Chris Speter
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Pat Dobson
Orioles
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Surprise Junior High honors banquet speaker and awards
Surprise The Surprise Junior High Artiuic Banquet drew 100 patrons and fans at the Surprise school. Jack Robinson Columbus Class A basketball coach spoke on hard work and success. Trophies went to John Palik for football Mike Hecker for basketball and Gary Novak for track with certificates for others including volleyball girls and cheerleaders. Richard Jenkinson coached the new program.
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Columbus
Frank Brower
Johnson
John Palik
Mike Hecker
Gary Novak
Meri
Richard Jenkinson
Two-way deadlock in tournament of champions
Rancho La Costa, Calif. Hubert Green tied for first after firing a four under par 68 at the La Costa Country Club in the opening round of the Tournament of Champions. Gardner Dickinson matched Green’s score, leaving two strokes to Nicklaus Bruce Crampton and Jerry Heard.
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Alabama
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Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Jerry Ueard
Stalcup Dies Early Today at 62 in Missouri
Wilbur Sparky Stalcup, 62, athletic director at the University of Missouri and basketball coach from 1956 to 1961, died after a heart attack at Boone County Hospital. A former Northwest Missouri State star and Maryville coach, he later served as athletic administrator and leader in the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
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Bowl marlene Louis paces Thursday Marines League with 220
Marlene Louis rolled a 220 game to lead the Thursday Marines League at Columbus Bowl, as Dora Hapee added 206 and 515 series. The Square Dancers topped team scoring with 679 and 1,950, while Sherry Thomson led the League of Jewels with a 528 total and a 1% singleton.
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Columbus Bowl
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Square Dancers
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Belly Schmidt
Ben Pensick
Frances Carlson
Zircons
Jeners
Jane Podany
Gary Muth
Carl Schmidt
Harry Rosche
Viergutz Lumber
Major league standings and Thursday results summary
Major league standings show Baltimore 1-0 over Detroit 0-1 while Detroit faced Milwaukee and later California played Texas. National League East and West tables list Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Houston Cincinnati Atlanta and San Diego with varied records. Friday night games include Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others.
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Weekend Weather and Sports TV slate
The article previews weekend weather with fair and warmer Saturday and a chance of rain Sunday. It lists heavy TV sports coverage including the Knleks Celtics game and Pirates Phillies baseball, ABA and NBA playoffs Lakers Bucks, plus golf. Sunday features NBA playoff noon game Celtics Kaileks, Stanley Cup, golf, Royals White Sox baseball, and continued patronauts.
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Weather slows Nebraska fishing activity across state
Bad weather has reduced fishing in Nebraska per the Game and Parks Commission. Reports list state lakes and rivers with target species and baits, including walleye and sauger on minnows, bass on spinners, catfish on cut bait, and trout on minnows. Several locales such as Lake Maloney, Lake Ogallala, and the Cedar River are noted for specific catches and baits.
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Hope, Sugar Ray set for battle at Hope Gardens tonight
North Hollywood Calif AP Packy Mast known for puns meets Sugar Ray Robinson in a comeback bout at Hope Gardens to benefit Sugar Ray's Youth Foundation. Opponent East, managed by Jonathan Winters, boasts an unbeaten record in Ashtabula Ohio and predicts a quick finish. Foundation funds target several Los Angeles centers to aid thousands of youths.
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Knicks Celtics semifinals clash spurs need for pace
New York trails Boston as analysts note the Knicks must adjust to the Celtics tempo to stay alive in the NBA semifinal series. Billy Bradley comments on pace, while Milwaukee and Utah chase wins in their respective league finals with multiple series peeking ahead.
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Omaha nine on short end again
The Omaha nine dropped a 6-2 decision to Oklahoma City as Dave Hamilton of Iowa struck out eight in a row, setting a new American Association record. Evansville beat Omaha 5-2 on Thursday night, with a four-run eighth inning fueled by walks and errors. Weather caused postponements in other series while the Triplets extended their win streak to four and five of six.
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Rangers edge Black Hawks to take 3-1 lead in series
Walter Tkaczuk, one of the Rangers' best players, set up Bruce MacGregor's short handed goal as New York defeated Chicago 3 to 2 to seize a 3-1 edge in the NHL Stanley Cup semifinals.
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Boulevard Lanes leads and scores in mixed bowling meet
Gablenz and Zeider top the Major gue at Boulevard. Gableng’s 231 game and Yeider’s 3 series, incl a 222, pace the leaders. Al Tianus 214, Frank Hockey 203, Dan Gloor 202, Earl Gerken 206. Ski Lounge 981 team game, Cuddy Hardware 2645 in series. Juniors and seniors share strong marks with Ed Zimmer 190 and Bert Umbarger 175, Carrie Kretz 451 leading women.
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New doubles leaders in WIBC tourney
Kansas City trio highlights Open Division doubles lead with 1 187 as Artice Reamer and Ruth Wilk top Open. Division 1 sees Rogena Buol and Peg Ravenbuchler seize first with 1 166, while Wilk and Kramer climb to fourth in Open all events. Baker and Mergere finish second in Open doubles with 1 78.
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Bruins Triumph in Semifinal Clash with 10-2 Win
Boston routed St Louis 10-2 to pull even at 2-0 in their semifinal playoff series. Tkaczuk dominated for the Rangers with relentless forechecking and penalties killed, the key factor in a shifting contest. Boston's Johnny Bucyk led with a three goal night, backed by Westfall Esposito and others as St Louis cut Cheevers’ shutout late but fell behind. The series shifts to St Louis for Game 3 on Sunday.
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Debbie Reed Debuts on Norfolk Golf Team
Debbie Reed, 17, a Norfolk High senior, made her team debut after NSAA approved membership on the formerly all male squad. The decision followed court action relaxing NSAA rules. Norfolk outdistanced West Point as medalist Dick Robinson shot 43. Dobbin finished just behind the top four with a 46.
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