Atlanta Ace in Unusual Role as Reds Rally Past Braves
Atlanta ace Aaron and Pat Corrales clash in a late twist as Corrales hits a two run homer off Aaron’s glove in the ninth to power Cincinnati past Atlanta 3-1 after the Braves had won the opener 11-9 on two Cepeda homers. Stone missed a near shutout as Concepcion’s infield error opened the door. Other NL and AL results noted with Hunt, Agee, and Oliver delivering key plays for their clubs.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
White Sox
Kirkpatrick
Uth
Booker
Bob Bolin
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Tomer
Andy Meysersmith
Twins
22 year old Publinx leader eyes par in golf title fight
Chicago race reports Bob Risch 22, of Gardena, California, chasing a par round to clinch the national public link golf championship at Kettering Ohio. He led Mike Zimmerman, with 217 after 44 holes, as others faltered. Ted Meter Joliet 83 for 227 total, ten back, blamed a poor round.
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Bob Risch
Risch
Gardena
Calif
Mike Zimmerman
Kettering
Ohio
Theough
Dudstead
Cage Hdl
Riseh
Parance
Lotas
Zimmerman
Croen
Hisch
Milla
Ted Meter
Joliet, Hil
Kathy Marler and Peaches Barlkowicz Reach Baastad Semifinals
Kathy Marler of Seal Beach California and Peaches Barlkowicz of Hamtramck Michigan advanced to the semifinals of the Baastad Grand Prix Tennis tournament in Baastad Sweden with a Friday win advancing them in the $35,000 event.
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Peaches
Kathy Gains
Columbus Juniors Rally in Doubleheader Split at Pawnee Park
By Rich Gaver Ontaria Dugdales defeated Columbus 9 8 in game one as Mark Mueller tied the game with a third inning triple and Stuart Bullington delivered the tying single. In the nightcap Columbus won 6 4 behind Ron Walters four winners and Gary Modelski.
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Dugdales
Columbus Americas Legion Juniors
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Columbus
Larry Lassek
Ron
Omaha
Mark Mueller
Stuart Bullington
Dugdale
Allen Eckley
Gary Maney
Danerni
Don Walla
Hernl
Larry Seger
Ron Walters
Eckley Ram
Walters
Bob Alien
Steve Redfern
Tsyo
Fhe
Tan Bernt
Mike Wozny
Bryce Resche
Rongish
Iafs
Alten
Lassekmmen
Muns
Mueller
Wieser
Gary Modelski
Bullington
Betty
Wozny
Osceola Edges Humphrey in CNL Narrow Victory
Osceola defeated Humphrey 7 6 in a Central Nebraska Baseball League game at Shelby. Marian Bernt earned the win with Rex Grossnicklaus catching. Terry Jaixen took the loss with Dean Wessel in center. Line score indicated Humphrey 7 Osceola 6. Osceola improved to 34 0 to claim first place in the loop.
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Humphey
Shelby
Marian Bernt
Rex Grossnicklaus
Terry Jaixen
Dean Wessel
Cnterier
Humphrey
Locker room eggheads weigh in on Ball Four and Pro
NEA sports editor notes that many literate sports figures mock Bouton and Beard for publishing candid bios. Quotes reveal mixed adult motives behind the works and reactions from peers like Durocher and Nicklaus, with Beard and Bouton defending public interest and entertainment value amid controversy.
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Ira Berkow
NEA
New York
Neal
Jim Benton
Frank Beard
Boulon
Teo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Massengate Leads Milwaukee Open as Third Round Opens
Massengate holds a one stroke lead at the Greater Milwaukee Open after the second round. He carded a 68 to total 187 on the 7,135 yard North Shore Country Club course, breaking a tie with Jack Lewis Jr and Ted Hayes on the 16th hole. Lewis is two back with 188, Mayes 189, and Bynched 139 to sit fourth. Seven players survived the cut and will play the final two rounds.
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UPI
Don Massengate
Massengate
Jack Lewis Jr
Ted Hayes
Lewis
Mayes
Bynched
North Shore Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dorado Beach
P.R
Jit Colbert
Kansas City
Kan
Dean, Beman
Bethesda
D Jerry Heard
Visalia
Calif
Bears waive Carter in rush to Bills
Virgil Carter a former Bear quarterback, waived by Chicago and sent to Buffalo Friday. Pittsburgh Miami and Boston declined to pick up Carter from Chicago in a move reflecting roster reshaping.
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UPI
Virgil Carter
Jim Dooley
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bills
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Miami
Toston
Carter
Relief duo lifts Detroit past Orioles for key win
Detroit bullpen shines as Timmerman and Sherman shut down Baltimore after Cain faltered. Timmerman earned the win with two scoreless frames and his 1st save of the season, part of a string of late relief success that shrinks Baltimore’s division lead.
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United Press International
Detroit
Mayo Smith
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Orioles
Cain
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Timmerman
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Smith
Fred) Sherman
Daryl Patterson
Bam
Oasis Bar routs Behlens in Columbus League game
Oasis Bar routed Behlens 400 in a Columbus Men's Softball League game Friday night at Ghip Park. Merle Johannes led the attack with two triples, while Kile Gene Blessen Déanis Osten and Duane Osten added doubles. Mike Johannes earned the win and Eldon Osten the save.
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Bellen
Columbus
Ghip Park
Merle Johannes
Kile Gene Blessen
Déanis Osten
Duane Osten
Mike Johannes
Eldon Osten
Trevino leads British Open final round by two strokes
At St Andrews Doug Sanders, Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin chase Gil Trevino who holds a two stroke edge entering the final 18 holes of the 1970 British Open. Sanders, famed for near misses, seeks his first major after a windy day at the 6,951 yard course.
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Tee Trevino
Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
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Muirfield
Gene Littler
Oakland Hills Club
Birmingham
Mich
Bob Rosburg
Minneapolis
Trevino
Nicklaus
Jacklin
Saunders
TV Football Schedule Reveals 1970 NCAA Slate
PAUL ERNST reports a football schedule for 1970 with thirty five games televised. Stanford faces Arkansas in the opener, Missouri appears on TV against Notre Dame, and Husker regional appearances are noted from Boulder and Lincoln. Kansas State visit may spark a Big Eight title race television.
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Arkansas
Missouri
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Niga
Boulder
Kansas
B D Raiders top Duncan 37 to 7 in softball clash
B D Raiders secured their second softball win by defeating Duncan 37 7. Gloria Brandenburg pitched, with Kslazek taking the loss. Hitting highlights include Marge Gdowski three homers, Wessel and Brandenburg two each, and grand slams by Wessel and Brandenburg. Dan Ernst coaches, assisted by Duane Siudnieka.
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Gloria Brandenburg
Deat Kslazek
Marge Gdowski
Shirley Wessel
Juni Faulkner
Alice Anderson
Debbie Benedict
Wessel
Brandenburg
Dan Ernst
Raiders
Duane Siudnieka
Landmark cops softball game victory noted in league play
In an Industrial League softball contest General Telephone, 42, faced landmark cops. Bill Mimick won the decision and homered. Joe Blahak went 4 for 4 and Frank Mielsk was 3 for 4 with a circuit clout.
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General Telephone
Bill Mimick
Joe Blahak
Frank Mielsk
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