Brewers Rally To Split Twin Bill In California
The Milwaukee Brewers, in a 2-1 win powered by George Scott’s two run single, used a two pinch runner sequence to overcome a 1-0 loss in the opener to Rudy May and split a doubleheader. Del Crandall deployed Skip Lockwood and Bob Heise as pinch runners and Rick Auerbach and Buck Davis supplied bunts, transforming the eighth inning. Oakland swept New York 5-2 as Joe Rudi and Mike Epstein homered, Detroit shut out Kansas City, Boston topped Minnesota, Texas beat Cleveland in 12, and Baltimore beat Chicago in rain. Two Corry wrestlers, Scott Crowell and Jim Bennett, placed second at Tyrone Wrestling Tournament in Tyrone, Pa., with Crowell finishing 150-pound high school and Bennett open 150-pound class. both head to Clearfield this weekend.
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Texas
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Chicago
Lloyd Allen
Rick Clark
Ron Theobald
Crandall
Skip Lockwood
Rick Auerbach
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Lockwood
Bob Heise
Buck Davis
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Crandal
A’s
Joe Rudi
Mike Epstein
Yankees
John Ellis
Orioles
Norm Cash
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rus
Bill Slayback
Royals
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Scott Crowell
Jim Bennett
Tyrone
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Jerry White
Altoona
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Lock Haven State College
Larry Rippey
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Trevino Triumphs in British Open Amid Nicklaus Rivalry
Lee Trevino wins the British Open at Muirfield with a 278 total, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus who finishes second after a dramatic final round. Nicklaus had hoped to complete a Grand Slam by also winning the PGA Championship, Masters, and U S Open. Trevino earns 14,300 dollars, while Nicklaus lauds his final round as one of his best.
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Lee
Tony Jacklin
Doug Sanders
Brian Barnes
South Africa
Gary Player
Pirates Triumph On Tartan Turf In Double Victory
On Three Rivers Stadiums artificial surface the Pirates swept the Astros 3-2 and 3-2. Willie Stargell sparked the first win with a 10th inning walk and a scoring single by Sanguillen, while Stennett and Robertson added key hits. In the second game Oliver and Stargell delivered again, Kilson earned the win with Giusti finishing. The results push the Pirates four games ahead of the Mets while the Padres beat the Mets elsewhere in the league.
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Houston
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Manny Sanguillen
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San Diego Padres
Cincinnati
Reds
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
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Stargell
Sanguillen
Rennie Stennett
Bob Robertson
Fred Gladding
Don Wilson
al Oliver
Stennett
Astro
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Dave Giusti
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Danny Frisella
San Diego
New York
Padres
Enzo Hernandez
Bobby Tolan
St. Louis
Jack Billingham
Bill Buckner
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
Montreal
Sutton
Tito Fuentes
Garry Maddox
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jose Cardenal
Chicago
Cubs
Braves
Rupp Named Memphis Tams President in ABA
Adolph Rupp, 70, former Kentucky coach, is appointed president of the Memphis Tams by Charles Finley. He vows to seek development with imagination and will report only to Finley. Finley agrees to a three year deal as the club adopts the new name Tams, standing for Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi. Bill Barrett of West Point, Mississippi, proposed the regional rename winner.
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Lexington, Ky
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Chicago
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Arkansas
Mississippi
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Crotty Ferrando Tops National Bank Marauders in doubleheader sweep
Corry Savings and Loan American Legion baseball tied Erie Post 11 2 2 in a rain shortened game at Ainsworth Field. Mike Williams scored twice for Corry while John Crotty pitched six strong innings. Sperry earned two pitching wins as Crotty Ferrando swept both games, Gomez homered for the victors and Wetmore took the loss in relief. Auto Dealers maintain first as Mill Village leads Union City division. Pennsylvania Bank sits third.
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