Brown scores 53 as Pacers seize ABA title lead
Roger Brown poured in 53 points on 18 FGs and 14 of 16 free throws to lift the Indiana Pacers to a 142-120 win over the Los Angeles Stars in Anaheim, giving Indiana a three games to one ABA title series edge.
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Ousted Iowa Football Coach Won't Leave
The University of Iowa fired Athletic Director Forest Evashevski and head football coach Ray Nagel effective June 30 after a four month feud. Evashevski, 52, built a national powerhouse. Nagel, 4 years, 13 26 1 record, disputes over contract and staff drift. Nagel planned a 2 PM press conference at the Fieldhouse. The board praised both men and began a search for a new AD.
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Phillies End losing streak with 2-0 win over Pirates
Chris Short tossed a complete shutdown of the Pirates, allowing four hits, no walks, and 10 strikeouts in a 2-0 Phillies victory that snapped a 10-game skid. Deron Johnson drove in John Briggs in the first, and Larry Bowa stole home in the second as Philadelphia took early control.
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Savings, Loan Wallops Bears in 23 to 2 rout
Corry Savings and Loan baseball team won their 101st victory, seventh this season, beating Union City Bears 23 to 2. Craig Sampsell pitched well, Mike Gentile caught, John Crotty totaled three hits with four runs, Gary Millspaw scored four, Mike Williams extended his hitting streak with two singles, boosting the Loaners to a 7-3-1 season mark.
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Chautauqua County League Refranchised In 1970 NAC
The National Baseball Congress refranchised the Chautauqua County Baseball Association in its 1970 National Association. Four New York teams Falconer Jamestown Kennedy Randolph and two Pennsylvania teams Corry and Warren form the league. This marks its 50th continuous year of operation.
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McCray Dahl Downey Win CAHS Decathlon Titles
McCray senior led the field with 6850 points to capture the senior trophy at Howard J. Sheen Field as Downey and Dahl took the junior and sophomore honors. Close rivals included Denny Britten 5775 and Lewis White 5000 as several CAHS athletes competed across all 10 events.
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Brewers Moving Up, Twins Retain Lead
By Associated Press with Rod Carew in perpetual motion and Tommy Harper back on the run the Minnesota Twins and Milwaukee Brewers are making rapid progress at opposite ends of the American League West Carew the league s hottest hitter beat out a bunt in the 10th inning.
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Twins win on wild pitch stretch lead in AL race
Tweedy sprinted home on a wild pitch in the 20th inning to lift the division-leading Twins to a 5 4 win over Kansas City. Cesar Tovar delivered a ninth inning run to force extras as Minnesota stretched its lead over the Angels, while California beat Chicago 3 0 and Baltimore, Boston, and Washington also won. Harper returned to Milwaukee’s lineup with four hits including a homer in a 6 3 victory over Oakland.
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Satchel Paige May Join Curt Flood Suit Witness List
New York AP reports Curt Flood's suit against baseball could feature several former players, including Satchel Paige, in witness or mention roles. Flood testified tense on opening day. attorney Arthur Goldberg led testimony with Marvin Miller as key figure in the case challenging baseball's reserve system.
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