Holtzman Pitches Third Shutout For Cubs In 7-0 Win
Cubs ace Ken Holtzman improved to 7-1 with his third consecutive shutout, seven strikeouts and five walks as he limited the Dodgers to five hits. Chicago built a 7-0 lead behind Santo Banks Williams and Hundley, widening its East Division lead over Pittsburgh.
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Patek
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Jim Bunning
Auto Racing Stars Attract Top Drivers And Money
Cale Yarborough, Mark Donohue, Mario Andretti, and A J Foyt exemplify the professional rise in auto racing. The article profiles their earnings, contracts, and safety gains while noting amateurs like Mike Downs and John Kelly eye pro status. It highlights high earnings, career risks, and the sport's image shift toward legitimacy and fitness.
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Prince Majestic Prince May Run Preakness After All
Reports say Majestic Prince may chase the Triple Crown after originally skipping the Belmont. Owner Frank McMahon wavered between running at Belmont or resting, while trainer Johnny Longden was unavailable for comment. The Belmont would be the final piece if he competes.
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Arts and Letters
Pistons Name Bill Van Breda Kolff as New Coach
Detroit signs Bill Van Breda Kolff to a two year deal as head coach two days after his resignation from the Los Angeles Lakers. He replaces Paul Seymour and comes after a controversial finish in the NBA championship series with Wilt Chamberlain in dissent over benching late in the Boston win.
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Junior High Track Team Wins Again at Cranberry Invitational
Curry Anea Junior High School wins the Cranberry Invitational with 72 points, beating Titusville 68 and Cranberry 66 as Coach John Wilson hails the team for 100 percent effort. Individual results include Morris in 16 yard dash and Romaniazyn in the mile, with multiple placements across sprints, relays, and field events.
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Sterner
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White Sox Wish Horton Had Stayed Away Little Longer
Horton reappeared at Comiskey Park and doubled in his first at bat as the Detroit Tigers routed the White Sox 7 to 6. He also delivered a fifth inning infield hit and a sixth inning fielder's choice. Horton had walked out of Tiger Stadium last Thursday and was fined for the leaving and missing three games. The Tigers improved to over .500 for the first time since April 25.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues
Major and minor league standings show the Baltimore Orioles leading the East with records around 27 13 while Boston, Detroit, New York and Cleveland chase, followed by West squads Oakland Minnesota Chicago Kansas City Seattle California and Washington. Tuesday results include Detroit over Chicago 7-6 and Minnesota over Baltimore 3-2 in 11 innings, plus New York edging Oakland 2-1 and Cleveland beating Kansas City 4-1, with many games scheduled and future matchups noted. The National League features Chicago leading with 68 losses, Pittsburgh, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Montreal, and Houston in play. Tokyo and Olympics noted in unrelated copy. The Tigers win boosted by Horton, McAuliffe, Kaline, and Earl Wilson, while Kaat and Per-ranoski shine for Minnesota and Oakland slips in New York.
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