Indians back down from boycott over Robinson suspension
Cleveland players and pitchers supported a petition criticizing Frank Robinson’s suspension for shoving umpire Neudecker on May 17 but agreed to continue the three game series with the California Angels. Robinson urged the team to win the game as a show of unity before guiding the Indians to victory.
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Messersmith loses on Garrett homer in ninth
Mets beat Dodgers 6 3 when Wayne Garrett homer off Andy Messersmith in the ninth after he chose to pitch to him. Garrett broke an 3 3 tie and ended Messersmiths 11 game win streak.
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League leaders in batting and pitching from 1974 baseball data
American League and National League leaders by category include Horton Det 10 Burroughs Tex and Bench Cin in RBIs. Morgan Cin and Rivers Cal top steals. Sutton LA and Seaver NY lead wins. Also notes Arizona football 7 of 9 in 1974, and Iona football coach Jim Young with a 17 win season.
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Olson Construction
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Pabst Blue Ribbon Originals
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Lystad Red Hots
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Warriors Upset Bullets For NBA Crown Shock
The San Francisco Warriors defeated the Washington Bullets four straight to win the NBA title. The Bullets had topped the Celtics to reach the finals, but faltered against a strong Warrior team in the championship run.
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Washington Bullets
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Warriors
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Washington
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Results From Omaha Meet
UPI reports Monday results from Ak-Sar-Ben racing. Winners include Le Tigre in race one and Win Que in race three, with exacta payouts of 259.80 for 4 and 1 and 333.60 for 1 and ?. Attendance listed at 26,79 and mutuel handle 1,803,753.
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UPI
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Pet N Get
Friar Shock
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Heathville
Shouldabe Hasty
Perkins County
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Valiant Amber
Champagne Kid
Isxada
Router
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Jahan
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Kee
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Quivera
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Eastern Illinois to host Cardinals training camp in St Louis
The St Louis Cardinals will hold their summer training camp at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston after two years at Illinois State Normal. Officials criticized Illinois State for not keeping NFL players association pickets away from rookies at camp.
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National Football League Players Association
China to rely on top athletes as US dominates goodwill meets
Ni Chih chin, former top high jumper and China's athletic head, says China will need about a decade to reach world track standards. He notes the US has won most events in Canton and Shanghai and praises China’s two-day meet against the American national team. He recalls a 7 feet 6 inch jump alleged as a world mark and references Brumel's skepticism amid Cold War politics.
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Chuang Tse-tung
Ni Chih-chin
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Los Angeles
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Valery Brumel
Brumel
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Hebert Wins Foster Brooks Pro Celebrity Golf Playoff
Lionel Hebert defeats Hubie Green and Ed Sneed in a sudden death playoff to take the $2,500 first prize at Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville. All three finished 18 holes at six under par before Hebert parred the playoff hole and the others bogeyed.
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UPI
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Hurstbourne Country Club
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Flyers edge Sabres in championship showdown in Buffalo
Philadelphia seeks to clinch the Stanley Cup tonight to defend the title for the first time since 1969 as Buffalo fights to force a deciding game at home. Flyers carry a 3-2 series lead after a 51 point win, while Buffalo tests goaltenders Desjardins Crozier and Bromley amid injuries and a cooler forecast.
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Montreal
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Floyd Smith
Gerry Desjardins
Roger Crozier
Gary Bromley
Desjardins
World Hockey Association
Crozier
Fred Stanfield
Pensicks Post Top Scratch Leads Mr. and Mrs. Doubles
Rich Pensick took the scratch lead at Columbus Bowl in the lth annual event with 2 215 pace and added 78 sticks for 2 293 to place second in the handicap division. Doris and Morris Johnson lead handicap with 2 354 while Marian and Hal Feather follow at 2 278 and Isebelle and Les Harter sit fourth at 2 248. The journey runs two more weekends with call-in info from Harry Carlson.
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Columbus Bowl
Pensick
Ben
Rich
Doris
Morris Johnson
Central City
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Hal Feather
Lincoln
Isebelle
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North Bend
Halte duo win Sunday TV scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Dave and Pam Halte win the Sunday TV scotch doubles with a 669 handicap series. Ed Zimmer and Carrie Kretz take second at 637, followed by Cyril and Lucille Birkel, 626, Edgar and Wilma Krumland, 612, George and Lorina Halte, 607, and Dick and Gloria Anderson, 598.
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Boulevard Lanes
Ed Zimmer
Carrie Kretz
Cyril
Lucille Birkel
Edgar
Wilma Krumland
George
Lorina Halte
Gloria Anderson
Dave
Pam Halte
Zimmer- Kretz
Art Naughtin
Ann ‘Pencak
Dan Graves
Keith
Mary Ellen Watchorn
Omaha
Bears and Athletics Post Pony League Wins
Bears defeat Senators as Brian Kearney throws a no hitter with nine strikeouts. Weiler earns the win for the Athletics in a 7-2 victory over the Rams.
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Athletics
Brian Kearney
Senators
Weiler
Rams
Tribe hurler to see doctor for Achilles surgery
Cleveland pitcher eve Kline on the disabled list will meet Dr Frank Jobe in Los Angeles to discuss possible surgery for a torn Achilles tendon. The tendon pain follows an elbow operation to remove bone chips in February and progress on the arm is noted. Lefty Grove tribute mourners recall Grove as one of baseballs greatest left handers at Lonaconing church.
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Cleveland Indians
Eve Kline
Los Angeles
Frank Jobe
Kline
Lefty Grove
Lunavusinu
Mad
UPI
Robert Moses
Grove
Lonaconing Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Smith
Baseball Hall of Fame
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