Reds explode past Cardinals after Holtzman no-hitter
In Cincinnati the Reds offense explodes for 12-0, as Tony Perez hits a two-run homer and four hits, Johnny Bench adds a triple, and rookie Ross Grimsley beats St Louis after Ken Holtzman’s no-hitter for Chicago. Mets take East lead with Tom Seaver’s six-hitter over the Dodgers. Cubs, Pirates, Phillies, and Expos win as Jenkins, Pepitone also star.
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Indians Could Lose Three Key Players
Cleveland may face temporary or permanent loss of Sam McDowell Graig Nettles and Ken Harrelson if Bowie Kuhn proves illegal performance bonuses were in contracts. The commissioner could declare the players free agents cancel or renegotiate contracts and fine the Indians at least ten thousand dollars.
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Hobart College Names Most Improved Player Blynt
Bill Blynt son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Ray Blynt of East Congress street was named the most improved player on the 1970 Hobart College football team. The 6 foot 190 pound sophomore earned a starting defensive end role and received the award from Hobart’s football coaching staff.
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Belmont Stakes Preview Highlights Canonero II Quest
New York AP reports Canonero II as the Belmont Stakes favorite aiming to complete the Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins. The 13 runners include Jim French and Bold Reason as rivals, with post time at 5:35 p.m. EDT and CBS coverage. Historical note lists eight prior Triple Crown winners and past Belmont heartbreaks, including Majestic Prince and Tim Tam.
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Utah Coach Bill Sharman Returns to Los Angeles
Utah Stars coach Bill Sharman says he spent a fairy tale year in Utah but wants to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Stars officials have a temporary restraining order blocking him from signing and have filed a $5 million damage suit against him.
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Oakland A's Win 21-Inning Thriller Over Senators At RFK
Oakland A's outlast Washington in a 21 inning game that ended near 1 a.m. EDT, with Jim Shellenback walking Reggie Jackson to force in the tie breaking run and Bert Campaneris scoring on wild pitches. Other AL results: Kansas City beat New York, Chicago edged Detroit, Baltimore blanked Milwaukee, and Cleveland defeated Minnesota in a rain shortened affair.
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Corry Jamestown Takes Early Lead in VFW Clash
Corry Jamestown sprinted to a 5-1 win over the VFW, their second straight victory to open the season. DiFonzo went 2 for 2 for DJ with two RBIs, while for the VFW Frisina and Gerzina each had two hits. The Vets scored a late run in the sixth but could not overcome CJ’s early inning burst. Next, the teams meet again at 6:15 p.m. in a rematch for second place.
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Loaners Open Season in Erie County League
The Corry Savings and Loan baseball team hosts Harborcreek in the Erie County Legion League opener at Loveland Field Monday at 6. Loaners boast two league titles and top finish history. Harborcreek, boosted by high school stars, presents a strong early test as Ron Bailey is named captain and third baseman after leading in football and basketball.
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