A's win marathon tops league in 12 innings
Oakland finally broke a 12 inning scoreless tie in the 13th on Jim Holford’s glove work and Rex Jackson’s bases loaded walk. The marathon ended 2 53, fifth longest in AL history, with Washington and Oakland staging a dramatic late rally and several players flinging gloves in celebration.
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Nicklaus ties for lead at Atlanta Classic in limbering round
Nicklaus, 31, holes a 62 Friday to match John Milley at 138 after three rounds of the $125,000 Atlanta Golf Classic. Miller, Dickinson and others chase two strokes back. Nicklaus aims to stay sharp for the upcoming U.S. Open while Milley rues lack of momentum in the heat and slow play.
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Napoles Regains Welter Crown in Dramatic Eight Round Finish
In Inglewood California Napoles regains the Welterweight World title from Billy Backus who was stopped in the eighth round after eye injuries and a brutal exchange. The bout followed Backus taking the crown last December in Syracuse where it was halted in the fourth. Referee Rick Young halted the fight due to eye damage and a doctor’s advice.
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Parun to Meet Loya Mayo in Davis Cup Opener
In Mexico City Onny Parun of New Zealand faces Joaquin Loya Mayo of Mexico in the opening singles of the American Zone Davis Cup semi final. Marcela Lara of Mexico meets Jeff Simpson in the day’s other singles match. The winner advances to face Brazil in the American Zone final.
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Detroit goalie Roy Edwards retires suddenly
Roy Edwards 34 quit the Detroit Red Wings on Friday citing ongoing headaches and fly spells after a hairline skull fracture against St. Louis. The veteran leaves the team with Joe Maley and two young backups to fill the crease.
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French fighter Kayoes Briton to win Welterweight title
In Geneva France's Noger Nenelery knocked out Ralph Charles in the seventh round to claim the Welterweight Championship of Europa. Charles had held the crown since last November after dethroning Hans Orsdlics of Austria.
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Pirates bench stars spark 3-2 win over Astros
Gene Clines and a group of Pirates supersubs provided two run scoring singles and a key fifth inning RBI as Pittsburgh edged Houston 3 to 2. Cash had a leadoff single, stole second, and scored on a throwing error, preserving the come from behind victory.
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Fred Leonhard 612 Series Tops AW American Summer League
Fred Leonhard led Columbus Bowl league play with a 612 series in games of 227 213 and 172 while teammates Gary Badie Wayne Kicsher and Don Walter posted smaller scores. In the women's division Barb Badie Jean Gerber and Loraine Egger posted notable marks as TCU had an 814 single and 2248 series.
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Rainy Season Delays Highlight Historic Baseball Records
The American League postponements reach seven games in a season, a figure tied to era era specific notes. The Heewont League record shows 543 in 1967, reflecting persistent scheduling quirks and weather impact on play.
Stars coach Sharman may leave Utah for Lakers
Utah Stars head coach Bil Sharman may part with the ABA champions after asking owner Bill Daniels to terminate his contract. Sharman sought Los Angeles Lakers employment while the Lakers later considered a vacancy, and the Stars filed a lawsuit to block his departure. Tradeoffs and assurances followed as both sides pursued a peaceful resolution.
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Froehling Eyes Historic 100 Field at Kennedy Games
Berkeley hosts a stacked 100 meters with 93 entries including Willie Deckard Jim Green Lennox Mier Eddie Hart and Kennedу Games contenders Kinnunen Murra Skinner Matsay and Pender. Cal coach Dave Maggand calls it possibly the greatest 100 field ever with no clear favorite and tough heats ahead.
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Ak-Sor-Ben racing results summarize Omaha UPI from Friday
Ak-Sor-Ben track results list multiple races with horses and payout figures. First race My Molly won with odds 20.24 10.28 3.00 Jealous Jus placed, Eden Roman shown. Subsequent races name winners including Varkrein Benny's Roy Doll Market Barnstorm Excello and English Jack with various betting odds and divisional placings.
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Nastase, Froehling Meet In Paris Open Semifinal
France Paris hosts the $100,000 championships where top seed Ilie Nastase faces Frank Froehling in a key semifinal as Froehling seeks to close the talent gap after beating Arthur Ashe in five sets. Defending champ Jan Kodes and Yugoslav rival Zeljko Franulovic contest the other semifinal.
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Canonero in bid for Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes
Canonero, the heavy Belmont favorite, seeks the Triple Crown in the 10 mile Belmont Stakes for a shot at immortality. Opponents include July Campo trained entry of him French and Good Behaving as strong rivals amid optimistic public sentiment and veteran skepticism.
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Former Leaf Harris to coach Sweden national team
STOCKHOLM UP I Hill Harris a 33 year old former Toronto Maple Leafs player signed a one year contract with the Swedish Ice Hockey Association to coach the national team. He will assume duties next season.
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Standolph Captures Bluegill in County Farm Pond Raid
Charles Standolph of Atkinson raids Nebraska’s records for bluegill with a 2 and once fish taken from an Alt County farm pond on August 27, 1968.
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Statue planned for top thoroughbred at Caracas track
The Venvaiclan Institute of Race Tracks trustees said they will order a statue for Canonero JT in Caracas regardless of Belmont Stakes results. The statue is to be placed in the gardens of La Kinenonada race track.
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Robertson Signs with Los Angeles Tams in NFL Deal
The Los Angeles Tams announced Friday the signing of No 3 draft choice Isaiah Robertson a small college All American linebacker from Southern University Baton Rouge.
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St Louis Replaces Torrez With Chiapas Reliever
Chiapas for Torrez in St Louis lineup as Rab Chiapas is called up from Tulsa Triple A to cover for righty Mike Torrez who will be on military reserve duty over the weekend.
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