Two Baseball Teams Tie In 17 Inning Marathon
Chicago White Sox and Oakland A’s battled 17 innings with neither side breaking the tie as both managers used many pitchers. The AL West clash followed a strong performance by Chicago’s Pat Kelly and Gene Nance but the game ended in a stalemate amid late-game drama.
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Dick Allen
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Joe Coleman
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Steve Kline
Sparky Lyle
Gary Ryerson
George Scott
Minnesota
Angels
Andy Kosco
Ken McMullen
Ray Corbin
Twins
Rick Renick
May
Une Fish
Fantaedd
Bobby Darwin
North All-Star squad begins drills at Wayne State campus
Wayne The North All Star basketball squad opened workouts under head coach Jack Johnson with assistant Ted Northup at Wayne State. Johnson emphasized defense and rebounding, promoting a simple on court offense focused on unity and aggressive fundamentals during the session sponsored by the Wayne Chamber of Commerce.
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Wayne
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Grand Tstindy
Central Catholic
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Columbus
Johnson
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Jolson
Rome
Bears edge Oilers on rare free kick ends games
Chicago refused the tie and used a rare rule to claim victory over Houston. A free kick recovered near the goal after a muffed punt set up Mae Percival’s 3 point kick with three seconds left, giving the Bears a 17-? win as Houston failed to cover the live ball.
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Chicago Bears
Mae Percival
Stonston Oilers
Larry Rowden
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Houston One
Pareval
Oilers
Bill Peterson
Ha Blaine
Peterson
Placi
Percival
Bears
Byard
Mack Rowden
Cole
Rowden
Mark Moseley
Douglass
Theong
Toger Lansom
Miami Dolphins eye a bold 1970 season in strong camp
Miami's Dol phings begin training under Don Shula with a highly motivated squad. The article notes near sold out Orange Bowl seating, a revamped offense including Hall of Fame targets Warfield and Tiricoe, a top defense led by Kadish, and a plan to run a three back attack with Morris. Shula emphasizes continuity and professionalism as the team aims for the Super Bowl.
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Wader
Don Shula
Florida
Shula
Dallas
St. Stout
Kansas City
Minnesota Vikings
Paul Warfield
Marky Tiriscoe
Buffalor
Hob Griese
Fins
Lary Ceonka
Jim Kiink
Mercury Morris
Cowin
Mike Kadish
Notre Dame
Duke Scott
Dick Anderson
Tin Fo
Rey
Curtis Jotgon
Decline of Creighton star Cyril Baptiste linked to drugs
Cyril Baptiste, a 6 foot 9 former Creighton basketball standout who earned a $430,000 contract, faced jail in Maryland after a burglary and arson conviction. His attorney cited drug use as the cause of his decline, noting Baptiste began experimenting in college and that health and weight issues accompanied his decline into crime.
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Washington
Cyril Baptiste
Creighton University
Maryland
Washington Post
Jimy Morse
Morse
Baptiste
Miss. Fla
Washington Hotel
Post
Montgomery County
Jack Sehore
Sehore
San Francisco Warriors
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Mathias
Arsoi
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Teparis Baptiste
Sulton
Cyril
Sutton
the Post
Marge
Enet
Shorty
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Coutitrip
Will’ Shore
Narcotics Treatment Administration
Olympic dress code sparks debate at Munich Games
New York AP reports mixed feelings among 345 American athletes heading to Munich. Women among the 10 wearing uniforms fear skirts are too short while men prepare to remove knit pullovers for dress shirts. Parade day outfits feature red blazers and white skirts for the women and white blazers with red flared pants for the men.
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Munich
Gleiple
Hunting Season Opens Under Flyway Council Plans
Sport Shorts reports on flyway councils urging a Saturday opening near October 1 and a Central Flyway agreement limiting Nebraska and Kansas goose catches after December 3. Proposals include a two mallard hen bag limit, four possession, and a reduced hunting pressure plan. Some nostalgia for early season dates is noted.
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U.S
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Weaver tops Westchester in $25,000 Classic lead
DeWitt Weaver fired a six under par 66 to take a 18 hole lead at the Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. Steve Melnyk and seven others followed within one stroke, while Arnold Palmer and Gary Player struggled. The event awards a $50,000 first prize.
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DeWitt Weaver
Ate
Jack Nicklaus
Steve Meliyk
Westchester Country Club
Big Labron Harris
Dwight Nevil
Dallas
Bruce Devlin
Bob Murphy
Wayne Yates
Atlanta
Merchants overpower Osceola Genoa for 9 2 mark
Columbus Merchants moved into a 2 percent game lead in the Central Nebraska Baseball League after routing Osceola 17 to 10 and beating Genoa. Marion Hern led Osceola with 32 through four innings, while Jerry Clurej and Nave Ziola delivered multiple hits. Saalfeld held Genoa to three hits as Clurej drove in five Columbus runs. Fullerton's team faces an 319 am Sunday game in Columbus as Lipy reports.
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Lake McConaughy Tops Nebraska Fishing Picks
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission notes Lake McConaughy yields top fishing with rainbow trout on trolled artificials, largemouth bass on artificials, and bluegill, perch and bullheads at several other waters including Lake Minatare and Sokolier Creek. Nearby rivers host rainbow and brown trout, while Marri Reservoir and Burchard Lake report bullheads, bluegill, and bass on various baits.
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Game and Parks Commission
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Carlen's tough rules fuel Texas Tech recruiting drive
Texas Tech coachrcarlene Carlen in his third year advocates strict conduct and mandatory class attendance as core requirements while pursuing recruits. He compares his discipline to Lombardi, notes other coaches repurpose his rules, and stresses faith, abstinence, and family visits to win players amid February signing-day drama.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Tex
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Carlen
Vince Lombardi
Texas Tech
Tech
Tech. Tats
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Particwar
Yankees win Y League title in dominant season
The Yankees clinched the Y Baseball League with a 36-3 win over the fifth-place Dodgers Friday, finishing 6-1 atop a standings table that included the Orioles Rud Sox Mels at 5-2 and others. Key players listed include Duane Korus Cliff Zehring Svatt Schmidt and Dan Breck leading a champion roster and Rex Porter among staff.
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Orioles
Duane Korus
Cliff Zehring
Svatt Schmidt
Bob Elston
Jack Ewers
Carl Zoueha
Robert Serod
Rich Pensick
Kim Peterson
Dave Kareek
Tony Wyse
Troy Guver
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Tom AN
Dan Breck
Rick Burrows
Rich Joseph
Rex Porter
Scott Wagner
Mike Burrows
Gary Sansont
Steve Anderson
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Red Sox
Dean Franzen
Dedgers
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Giants
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