Vida Blue and Hegan's error noted in 12-1 A's win
Vida Blue may be the fastest pitcher in baseball but his running speed caused a misplay as the Oakland A's crushed Boston 12-1. The play involved Blue and first baseman Mike Hegan on a grounder to first, with Carl Yastrzemski beating Blue to the bag for an error ruled by the official scorer.
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Stewart Wins Monaco Grand Prix in Tyrell Triumph
Stewart wins the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix in a Tyrell to close the gap on Emerson Fittipaldi in the world championship. He matches Jim Clark with 25 career grand prix victories, finishing 11 seconds ahead of Fittipaldi who nearly caught him in the final laps. Ronnie Peterson is third and Francois Cevert fourth as Stewart extends his recent momentum.
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Francois Cevert
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Belgium
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South Africa
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Perez Carroll Predict Victory Then Deliver For Reds
Tony Perez of the Reds crowned a premonition by hitting a grand slam after Clay Carroll pitched past a leg injury to beat the Pirates 5 1. The win stopped Pittsburgh's six game streak as Perez said the team needed someone to lift them.
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Savings & Loaners Sweep Twinbill in 11-0 and 7-3 Wins
Corry Savings and Loan Legion swept a doubleheader from Tionesta Legionaires 11-0 and 7-3 to move to 6-0 on the season. Craig Sampsell threw a three hitter in game one and Jeff Brown pitched a four-hitter in game two as Corry’s defense produced costly errors for the visitors. The Erie County League opener with Harborcreek was postponed after two outs in the fourth.
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Junior Golf Starts Thursday At CCC
Corry Country Club opens its junior golf program this Thursday at 9 30 a m for ages 10 through high school. Open to family or student CCC members with registration rain or shine. Entry fee is 1 00 dollars.
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Weiskopf Captures Kemper Open in Charlotte
Weiskopf shot a four under par 68 to win the Kemper Open by three strokes at Quail Hollow. He finished 17 under par for a 271 total, earning $40,000 from a $200,000 purse and moving to $121,821 this year. Lanny Wadkins finished second at 274 after a 69.
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Foreman Puts Title On Line In Tokyo Bout
George Foreman will defend the world heavyweight title against Joe King Roman in Tokyo on Sept. 1 as part of a two-championship card at Budokan. Ricardo Arredondo meets Morito Kashiwaba in the WBC junior lightweight bout. Promoter Muneo Mizoguchi announced the matches and noted Roman is WBC No. 10 and Arredondo is the WBC sixth-ranked contender.
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