Blue lefty Blue nets 10th win with one hitter nod
Oakland Athletics pitcher Blue tossed a one hitter for his 10th victory as Detroit Tigers managed a sole fourth inning hit by Taylor. Vendrick supplied Oakland’s offense capitalizing on Cain’s wildness, while Blue led majors in shutouts, complete games, wins, and ERA. Other AL and NL results follow.
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Oakland Athletics
Tim
Tigers
Srikeoll
Courge Vendrick
Qukland
Les Cain
Cain
Larry Brown
Joe Rudi
Sal Bondo
Hendrick
Thomson leads by one stroke after second round
Biathusz, France reports Petur Shomsa of Australia with a one stroke lead after the second round of the Freoch Open field. National League and American League batting and pitching tallies are listed for stars such as Stargell, Torre, Killebrew, Melton, and Cuellar among others.
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France
Petur Shomsa
Australia
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Gb Fridiy
Stargell
Bill
Torre
St Gh
Aaron
Montanez
Phil
Santo
Chi
Petrocelli
Bos
Killebrew
Minn
Fitcinson
Balt
B. Robinson
Ball
Melton
United Press International
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Oreu
Davis
Job Berkel
Ae Brock
Penne
Chine
Garr
Alou
Sul
Stret
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Min
Mureer
Otis
Moris Bat
Petral
Kaline
Foward
Wash
B.absn
Bat
Putl
Atl
May
Ay Johnson
Colbert
Tondil
C. Melton
Ins
Cash
Del
Smith
Oliva
Murcer
Jackson
Oak Te
Pele to make final appearance in Seville Sunday
In Seville Spain Pele the Brazilian soccer king is set to farewell in Sunday bullfights canceled due to a telecast clash. The event marks his last appearance as a football great, drawing global fans.
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Spain
Hin de Janeiro
Fareswell
Briails
Pele
Unser Earns Pale Position in Michigan Twin 200s
Robby Unser of Albuquerque New Mexico averaged 193444 miles per hour Friday to win the pale position for Sunday's Michigan Twin 200s at Michigan International.
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Unser
Cambridge
Sanction
Mich
U.1
Robby Unsery
Albuquerque
Founder Sister Mary Elizabeth Ann Sela at Emmitsburg
The American Sisters of Charity were founded at Emmitsburg Maryland by Mother Elizabeth Ann Sela in 109. Mother Seton was beatified in Rome on March 7 1964.
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Mother Elizabeth Ann Sela
American Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
Rome
Clarkson Hadar Clash Sunday In Softball Finals
Clarkson and Hadar meet in the championship game of the Leigh Volunteer Fire Department Softball Tournament for first prize money after a 10 inning 1-0 victory by Clarkson over Budweiser of Fremont. Fladar led a 4-1 win for Sahar Lewige of Columbus in the other semifinal.
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Hadar
Sarkaan
Andar
Animal Leigh Volunteer Fire Department
Iwille
Sakara Lounge
Budweiser Pels
Apm
Budweiser
Fremont
Fladar
Sahar Lewige
Columbus
Racing results at Fairgrounds Lincoln
UPL-Friday's racing results from the Fairgrounds list multiple races with winners and payouts. Notable placings include Crafty Wink, Mana, Triple Springs, War Issue, Splinter, and Come On Kid, with Exacta and attendance figures noted.
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Lincoln
Milk Pall
Markel Way
Haily Double
Crafty Wink
Sergeant Fox
Hasty M. Bermudex
Mana
Wind ‘Token
Alex Kelly
Brown Clown
Coast
Miss Lea Kim
Exacta
Triple Springs
Villa Court
Chert Cat
Kid
Kearney Tankers Win Triangular Meet At Pawnee Park Pool
Kearney Swim Club won with 633 points in a triangular meet at Pawnee Park Pool, ahead of Columbus Sea Bees with 46 and Central City 191. Rich O'Donnell swept boys 13-14 with backstroke breaststroke and individual medley. Jo Bartholomew led girls 14-12 backstroke and Susan Snow took the 14-12 individual medley.\n
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Pawnee Park
Columbus Sea Bees
Central City
Rich O'Donnell
Brian Miller
Lol Johansen
Brooke Pierson
John Wright
Jeff Degn
Terri Adams
Jo Bartholomew
Susan Snow
Rhona Schmidt
Mary Fillen O'Donnel
Dave O'Donnell
Islanders batter Columbus in 11-0 junior league win
Grand Island overwhelmed Columbus American Legion Juniors 11-0 in seven innings. Jeff Laslay and Rollie Gibson led a strong Islanders effort with multiple hits while Columbus made eight first inning errors. Wetzel and Johnson produced key outs as Islander pitching shut down the Juniors all game.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus American Legion
Grand Island
Don Walla
Islanders
Jeff Laslay
Dim Wetzel
Rick Johnson
Rollie Gibson
Platte County
Grand Island blanks Blues in loop game
Grand Island blanked the Blues in a loop game as Columbus stranded runners, while Grand Island moved to 5-3 in the West division. Columbus travels to Omaha to meet Central Market after Central Market swept them weeks ago. Blues host North Platte Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
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Connyusker Legion
Anes
Doug Wardinger
Columbus
Senoyer
Greg Bullington
Wardinger
Blues
Grand Island
Omaha
Central Market
North Piatle
Coltures
Ant O Tenhotes
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Gaia
Sahosan
Ihog Bork
Mierbowin
Ford
Lenin
Ack Ack Draws Record 134-Pound Impost at Hollywood Park
Star horse Ack Ack drew a 134 pound impost the highest ever for Hollywood Park in today's Hollywood Gold Cup lineup. Ten rivals including Cougar I Advance Guard and Figuacro chase the big prize as Gleaming leads a strong Aqueduct field and Pass Catcher eyes the Amory Haskell Handicap at Monmouth Park.
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United Press
Ack Ack
Hollywood Park
Cougar I
Advance Guard
Marc Manta
Figuacro
Gleaming
Inhhaling
Aqueduct
Bokl Reason
Northfields
New Rayna S
Pass Catcher
Vanonero i
Monnmoth Park
Never Row
Found Gold
Chomnetion
Ejeroplo
Jontila
Kapp Contract Void Shocks Patriots in N E NFL News
NFL commissioner Rozelle voids quarterback Joe Kapps contract with the New England Patriots for not signing a standard agreement. Kapp cannot practice until signed, while Patriots president Billy Sullivan contemplates his potential final game. Also: Bears waive Ronnie Bull. Cowboys beat 49ers. Browns release rookies. Jets suffer rookie injury in training camp.
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New England Patriots
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Tosk Unennan
Phil Olsen
Patriots
National Football League
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Joe Kapp
Stymaed
Rozelle
Kapp
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Mass
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Lakivs
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Olsen
Utah State
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Merlin
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Kirk Norton
Frank Patrick
Dan Devine
Starr
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Paul Brown
New York Jets
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Senkheil Signs 1971 Contract for Omaha Mustangs
OMANA UP I reports Lynn Senkheil former Nebraska star and strong backing standout for the Omaha Mustang football team signed his 1971 contract. Also signed Wag Langston Bradley an Omaha North High School graduate and defensive back from Dana College. FIRST DIVISION The Geneva Version was the first English Bible with chapters divided into verses edited by William Whittingham in 1560.
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UPI
Lynn Senkheil
University of Nebraska
Omaha Mustang
Mustang
Wag
Langston Bradley
Omaha North
Dana College
William Whittingham
Cubs Hold Second as Pirates Lead NL East Race
The Cubs closed the gap, moving into sole second in the NL East behind the Pirates who extended their win streak to eight with a 2-1 victory over the Padres. The Mets slipped, Houston beat them 9-4, while other games featured Giants, Braves, Dodgers, and Cardinals wins. Ferguson Jenkins earned his 14th win and hit a homer, while Bob Robertson's eighth inning shot for the Pirates sparked their win.
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Chicago
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Mittsburgtt
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Lilly Conan
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Lloyd Allen
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Allen
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Joe Bahouleach
Red Sox
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Bert Blyleven
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White Sox
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Chicago Cubs
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Three Livers Stadium
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Jalsa
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Astros
Tab Watson
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Giants
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Stewart
Hal Meas Toneleh
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Teak
Reggie Cleveland
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Ted Simmons
Joe Torre
Nichols Optimistic in Western Open Broadcast Finish
Nichols remains hopeful he can win the $150,000 Western Open as action wraps Sunday. He trails co leader Dick Lotz by four under par after Day 3 at Olympia Fields, with Lotz carding a 69 second straight. Nichols bogied the final hole, tying Lotz at four under, while Lotz led with a 69.
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Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Dick Lotz
Lotz
Hee
Joly
Bruce Crampton
Jerry
Miller Barber
Olympia Fields
Tilly Grispet
Swift signs new Condor contract in Pittsburgh
Skee fer Swift signed a new two year deal with the Pittsburgh Condors of the American Basketball Association after reports of a possible move to the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Condor
Pittsburgh
Skeefer Swift
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball —'S Association
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Fremont to host Y baseball meet
The Fourth annual Purple Key Baseball Tournament will be held at Moler Field in Fremont August 13, 14, and 15, led by tournament director Dale Benson. Invitations went to Columbus, Lincoln, Schuyler, Omaha Arlington, West Point, June, Hooper, Wahoo, Bancroft, Scribner, Tekamah, and Fremont. Ages 13 to 15 are approved, with 16 if birthday falls after May 20, 1971. Regulation baseball diamond used. Twelve teams over three days, trophies for top four. Entry deadline July 15.
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Moler Wield
Framont
Purple Key Club
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Dale Benson
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Lincoln
Schuyler
Omaha- Arlington
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Jair
Hooper
Wahoo
Hancroft
Schribner
Tekamah
Fremont
Woo
Dup
Lange Leads Cette Anglers With Three Pound Smallmouth
Michael Lange of Cette holds Nebraska's slate with a three pound smallmouth bass. The record comes from a Buffalo County catch taken on June 1, 1971, along an interstate waterway.
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Michael Lange
Cette
Nebraska
Buffalo
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