Dierker Shuts Padres With One Hit In Win
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker hurled a one hitter as the Astros beat the San Diego Padres 6 to 3 to sweep a doubleheader. Ollie Brown blooped a broken bat single in the seventh for San Diego’s lone safety. Dierker walked three and struck out five, praising his fastball and noting it was his first one hitter.
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Martin Cost Tigers Seven-Game Win Streak With Mound Visit
Baseball standings show leaders in NL and AL with stars like Stargell Cepeda and Yastrzemski. Billy Martin challenged by rule at Yankee stadium as Tigers fall 2-1. Mel Stottlemyre improves to 5-2. Several AL games produce tight scores.
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Wadkins Bonallack to clash in Walker Cup play
The United States and Britain Walker Cup showdown shifts to singles after a rainy day. Lanny Wadkins of Richmond VA, the U S amateur champion, faces British champion Sike Bonallack in a pivotal final day. Bonallack, 18, seeks his sole Walker Cup triumph, while Wadkins eyes more glory as the Americans mount a comeback with four foursomes and singles remaining.
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Indy 500 favorite may come from first three rows
Sam Hanks predicts the winner may emerge from the front three rows at the speedway classic. He notes top contenders include four former winners and Britains McLaren drivers among the early starters, citing faster speeds due to aerodynamics, engines, and suspension advances.
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Jets and Astros pummel Falcons and Chargers in league action
Lynn Williams earned the win and Mark Schneider closed for the Astros who defeated the Falcons 6 to by Jets 11 to 3 over the Chargers. Kuta earned the victory while Van Dyke took the loss for the Chargers. The report also notes a geologic claim about a cliff rise near Bayard attributed to two million years of erosion.
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Creighton Loses Baseball Coach Cochell to Cal State Los Angeles
Creighton University reports head baseball coach Larry Cochell resigned to take the same post at California State Los Angeles. Cochell, 29, led Creighton to a 49-28 record over five years and will join a 23,000 student school in the Pacific Coast Conference, succeeding retiring Cal State coach Jim Reeder.
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Omaha Gross wins state Class B baseball title
Omaha Gross defeated Utica Centennial 3-0 to claim the state Class B baseball championship. Manck fanned 10 with two walks as Gross finished 13-3, scoring unearned runs in the second and fourth innings. Derry Jaksich plated John Szalewski on a sacrifice in the third for the lone run. Mortier took the loss for Utica Centennial.
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Family Y summer program announced with varied activities
The Corinthus Family outlines a six week summer plan including swimming for preschoolers, Red Cross courses, junior lifeguard guidance, Y League baseball fundamentals for ages seven to ten, polo archery mini golf biking and more. Sessions run June to August with multiple two week blocks and Friday family nights. Terry Miller is managing director.
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Racing Program at Chadron State Fairgrounds
In 1970 a large crowd attended Chadron State events with multiple race cards. The meet featured first through fifth races for various age groups with claiming prices and notable entries from Pacheco and Stallings among others. Eyewitness notes mention high attendance and extensive betting as spectators followed the action across 4HKE events.
Eagles and Angels Post Major Lite League Wins
The Eagles crushed the Cardinals 19 to 2 with Tim Kula earning the win and Mike Ciecior taking the loss. The Angels defeated the Red Sox 6 to 4, with Doug Adamy credited as winner and Jay Cenba charged with the defeat.
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Sport Shorts and Weekend Weather Notes
Weekend weather brings chances of rain Friday and Saturday with sun and light wind hoped for by fans. Indy 609 auto race TV replay Saturday at 7.9 arive time, expected to attract 40 million watchers. Oakland vs Boston baseball, Diet Segui or Rollie Fingers pitching Friday, Senators host Royals Sunday, plus football, track, bowling, and roller skating highlighted.
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NFL Players Association Wins Dispute With Owners
The National Football League Players Association won a dispute after the NLRB ruled the players held a final binding collective bargaining agreement. Key figures include executive director EQ Garvey and association president Jakin Mackey, with tension over signed copies and stalled spring practice.
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NFL implements new rules and tie procedures
New York upi report: The NFL adopts a new scoring rule changing field goal outcomes on a missed attempt and allows the kicking team to recover for a touchdown if the ball is fumbled in the end zone. Owners conclude a four day meeting with a plan to adjust tiebreaker procedures for division standings.
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Long Branch Improves to 7 2 in Latest Play
Long Branch wins to reach a 7 2 record as key players like Kenich Ong and Layne Sander contribute with a home run. Wankaruse and Curt Cath are named pitchers and elufout is noted in the muddled recap of the Colombis Spitball Tongue event.
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Karnik tops Scratch Singles with 288 in open event
Joe Karnik posted a 288 single and an 831 four game total to lead the Scratch Singles. Other high scorers included Eldred Stahs with 231 and 213 for 625 series, and Lorene Weldner with 222 and 552 in the Women’s Doubles League. Giants of the day also saw 185 by Evelyn Muth and team totals like 1,878 for Michigan and 1,773 for the Yankees in separate events.
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Hill seeks 35,000 prize at Danny Thomas Memphis Classic
Memphis edition reports Dave Hill and 149 others tee off at Colonial Country Club for the 14th Danny Thomas Memphis Classic. The $175,000 purse, shotgunned from multiple tees, marks Hill’s return amid a long running feud with the Professional Golfers Association and prior disqualification incident.
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Named assistant cage coach at Fordham
NEW YORK UPI reports Joe Servon, former Villanova star and Pirates chain system player, was named Wednesday as assistant to head coach Harold Wissel at Fordham. Servon and Wissel teamed at Trenton State College in 1967 and earlier ran the program together.
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Referee Seminar Arranged by US and Japan Officials
Boxing referees and judges from Japan will visit the United States this summer to participate in a seminar in New York. New York State Athletic Commission Chairman Eddie Dooley and Kotri Kikuchi of the Japan Boxing Commission coordinated the international conference and its arrangements.
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