Waslewski Proves To Be The Guy
Yankees rely on Gary Waslewski for six strong innings as he blanks Boston until a seventh inning homer by Rico Petrocelli halves the lead. Curt Blefary and Bobbie Murcer provided early offense in a 3-2 win that tightens the Yankees push toward Baltimore.
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NFL Player Owner Talks Break Down
NEW YORK AP With training camps due in about three weeks the NFL owners and players have broken off talks on a new contract. John Mackey says the NFLPA filed an unfair labor practice charge alleging owners refused to negotiate. Tex Schramm says players tried to weaken Commissioner Rozelle and will not compromise the office.
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Mill Village trounces Crotty-Ferrando in softball clash
Mill Village, top team in the Union City Softball League, defeated Crotty-Ferrando 17 2 as Don Sperry struggled on the mound. Mill Village jumped to an early eight run lead, then added six in the third and three in the fifth as CF managed only a pair of runs. Joe Crocker Szall Pett and others led the victors with multiple hits while CF’s George Koestner Jim Black Harold Bromley and Tony Shampoe produced CF’s only two hits.
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Jacklin Sets Open Pace In Windy Hazeltine Lead
England's Tony Jacklin shot a one under par 71 to lead the U S Open after the first round at Hazeltine National Golf Club amid 40 mph winds. Only Jacklin finished under par as stars like Nicklaus and Palmer struggled, with Boros Rudolph and Rodriguez two strokes back.
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Freehan Tops AL Ballot In Midseason All Star Voting
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan leads the American League in the first fan balloting released by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for the 41st midseason classic to be played July 14 at Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium. Freehan collected 265,258 of 491,548 votes, with Boog Powell second and Rod Carew among top vote getters as the ballot races unfold.
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CJ Regains Share In II First Place
Corry Jamestown and VEW share top spot in the Little League after CJ edged the Moose 3-2 to move to 5-2. Dave Cole earned the win for CJ, limiting Moose to two hits as Tim Wetmore and Jim Bracken drove in runs. Jeff Powell took the loss for Moose.
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Giants Rally Past Pirates To Lead City Recreation Standings
Giants beat Pirates 5 3 to seize first in the City Rec League behind win by Gary Millspaw. Stan Komenda took the loss for the Pirates as Giants racked five runs on 10 hits while Pirates managed three runs. Mike Gentile and Joe Jandy each had two hits for the Giants, with Rick Fenno scoring three times. Standings after week two show WLGB Giants leading, Indians, Pirates, Braves trailing. Giants visit the Indians at Loveland Field at 6:15 p.m. Monday. Coca Cola signs invite fans to vote for All-Star Game stars in Cincinnati on July 14.
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