AL Roundup Hook Line Sinker Gone
Associated Press reports a flurry of AL action. Tom Tischinski hit his first major league homer for Minnesota as they beat Washington 3 1. Reggie Smith homered for his 19th as Kansas City edged Boston 2 1 in 12 innings. Ken Berry sparked a Yankees win over the White Sox, Klimkowski shut the Sox down, and Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit won games. McNally notches 19th win for Orioles, McDowell remains strong as Indians and Tigers also win.
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Cowboys Plan Small Changes to Reboot 1970 Season
Dallas coach Tom Landry pledges subtle roster tweaks to improve pass defense and overall bluntness in big games after an 11-2-1 record and playoff losses to Cleveland in 1969. Moves include shifting Ralph Neely to guard, inserting Rayfield Wright, anchoring Mel Renfro at free safety, and trading for Dave Whitsell while experimenting with Lance Rentzel and Calvin Hill in offense. quarterback duties split between Craig Morton and Roger Staubach as Landry aims to restore dominance.
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North Hills advances plan for second nine holes in clearing work
North Hills Golf Course reports a strong year with receipts totaling 31524 and July income of 5204. A projected profit exceeding 10000 is expected after expenses. The Corry Golf Commission cleared a 20 foot wide path along the centerline to map terrain for a potential second nine holes and discussed a starter's building near No. 1 hole to improve admissions controls.
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Koosman Extends Cincinnati Tumble
Mets lefty Jerry Koosman rebounded in his first start since June 25, holding the Reds to seven hits as New York won 4 1. Koosman, a 17-game winner last season, moved the Mets within 1 game of the East Division leaders. Bud Harrelson’s fourth inning error ended a 54-game streak. Osteen and the Dodgers continued dominance over Pittsburgh. In NL action, Giants beat Cubs 5 1, Expos swept Braves, and Bateman Bailey Staub powered Montreal to a fourth straight win. Hank Aaron drove in two as the Braves stayed in contention.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
Yesterday's results include Kansas City 2 Boston 4 in 17 innings, New York 4 Chicago 5, Minnesota 4 Washington 5, and Cleveland 6 Baltimore 5. Pitchers Peters, Rooker, Hannan, Kaat, Bannen, Johnson, Krause, McLain, Odom, Moryan noted with lines.
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Kiwanis Rotary Golf Round Winners Corrected
The Kiwanis Club won the first round with members Russ Brant Bob Bracken Artie Shaw Connie Monroe and Ben Calderone. Rotarian Ron Hopson plays for the opposing side as corrections are issued for the next nine hole round.
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