Spahn and Clemente Inducted Into Baseball Hall of Fame
In Cooperstown Roberto Clemente and Warren Spahn were formally inducted alongside four others. The ceremony featured plaques unveiled by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Clemente left a .317 career average with Pittsburgh and was killed in a 1972 plane crash while aiding earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Spahn, with 363 wins, 13 20-win seasons, two no hitters, and a longtime Braves stalwart, delayed his entrance after a brief 1966 1967 minor league period.
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Browns Meet 49ers Tonight in NFL Exhibition Action
Cleveland and San Francisco plan to evaluate rookies while veterans start. Skorich starts Mike Phipps at QB with Brian Sipe in the second half, Nolan counters with John Brodie then Steve Spurrier, plus rookie wideouts. Other results: Patriots tie Raiders 17 17, Dolphins top Bengals 14 13, Eagles beat Bills 13 6, Chiefs beat Saints 12 6, Giants crush Chargers 28 3, Steelers rout Colts 34 7, Bears and Packers tie 13 13, Jets top Oilers 16 13, Lions beat Redskins 17 14, Cowboys over Rams 24 7.
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Indians Sweep Two As Strom Gets Win
Brent Strom ends a 10 game winless streak with a four hit 4 1 win over Milwaukee second game of doubleheader Indians also won 6-5 in first game George Hendrick homered Oscar Gamble added two hits and sacrifice fly. other AL scores include White Sox sweeping Rangers Tigers over Yankees Twins over Royals Red Sox over Orioles and A's over Angels with notable performances by May Blyleven and Harper
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Journal Sponsors SECL All Stars Vote For Top Softball Players
The Corry Evening Journal and Union City Times Leader sponsor South Erie County Softball League all star voting. Teams may cast 10 votes each, no self votes, with 92 of 125 ballots returned. A full analysis and MVP will follow the season ending this week.
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Crotty-Ferrando Earns Third in Warren Softball Tourney
John Crotty and Bob Hunt hit three home runs each as Crotty-Ferrando finish third after seven to two loss to Warren Try-M All-Stars. Don Sperry secures five pitching wins while Ashland captures title and $500.
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Niekro No-Hits Padres 9-0 in Hall of Fame Day
Phil Niekro pitched the Braves to a 9-0 no hitter over the San Diego Padres. He walked three, struck out four, and became the fifth no-hitter of the season. Spahn induction at Cooperstown looms as other NL games feature Dodgers, Reds, Cards, Expos, Pirates winners.
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Billie Jean King Captures Denver Pro Tennis Title
Top seed Billie Jean King defeats Betty Stove of the Netherlands 6 4 6 2 to win the $7 000 first prize at the Denver Pro Tennis Meet.
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Bobby Nichols Triumphs In Westchester Golf Classic
Bobby Nichols stunned the Westchester Golf Classic crowd with a dramatic 37-hole victory at Westchester Country Club. He rallied from five behind to force a playoff, then sank a 25-foot birdie on the first extra hole to win as Tom Weiskopf and Dan Sikes just missed contention.
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