Milwaukee Brews Up Four Errors, Loses To Twins
The Milwaukee Brewers made four errors and a wind gust aided the Twins in a 6 5 victory. Cleveland and Baltimore posted wins elsewhere as Detroit beat the Yankees and Boston topped Washington while Kansas City routed Chicago. Cincinnati edged San Diego 2 1 in the NL action.
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Associated Press
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee Brewers
Bristol
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Milwaukee
Rich Reese
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
California
Oakland
Cincinnati
San Diego
Unser Foyt Favored At Indy Five Days Out
AP reports with five days to go at Indianapolis 500, experts view Al Unser and A J Foyt as favorites. Unser earned pole at 170.221 mph, Foyt on outside front row at 170.004 mph. Panel rates Unser and Foyt 2 to 1 over field. McCluskey 3 to 1. Donohue and Bobby Unser 4 to 1. Andretti 6 to 1 with a new car.
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al Unser
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Autor
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Nice
Art Pollard
Mario
Indy's Front Row Qualifiers and Frisky Sucker Display
Five year-old Bryan Griswold shows a 14 inch sucker while a racefield list for the Indy 500 qualifiers is announced. Johnny Rutherford rates 7 to 1 near the top in a long slate of drivers with mixed notes on morale, cars, and chances across a crowded starting order.
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Bryan Griswold
Coffee Creek
Unknown high school student and senator lead U S Open qualifiers
An unknown Florida high school senior and Colorado State Senator Les Fowler led U S Open qualifying at multiple sites. Koch shot a 131 two rounds at Sarasota to tie the course record, while Fowler finished second with 146. Numerous amateurs and pros posted strong scores across venues as field limits and weather affected play.
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DeSoto Lakes
Sarasota
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Sam Snead
Les Fowler
Boulder
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Denver
Paradise Club
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Chaska
Minn
Memphis
Tenn
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Houston
Gary Player
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Atlanta
Doug Sanders
Charles Sifford
John Schlee
Coral Springs
Fla
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Napa
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San Francisco 49Ers
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Richmond
Lanny Wadkins
Nashville
Lou Graham
Mason Rudolph
Dick Turner
Mesa
Ariz
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Ed Mauro Jr
Providence
Rhode Island
Cleveland
Palm Beach Gardens
Joe Lopez
U.S
Bruce Fleischer
Columbus
Ohio
Hempstead
N.Y
Jerry Pittman
Pacers Celebrate Winning ABA Crown in LA Return
Indiana Pacers, champions of the American Basketball Association, flew home to a champagne party after a six game series with the Los Angeles Stars ending Monday night 111107. The team had kept champagne on ice in Indianapolis for days.
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Anaheim Amigos
California
Minnesota Pipers
Miami
New York Knicks
Sharman
NBA
Craig Raymond
Brown
Mel Stone
Mack Calvin
Merv Jackson
Willie Wise
Three Draft Choices Sign Steeler Pacts
PITTSBURGH AP Two linebackers and a tackle all draft choices have been signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Manuel Barrera, Carl Crémel, and Frank Yanessy each inked contracts, with Barrera and Crémel about 230 pounds and 6 feet 2 inches tall, Yanessy 250 pounds and 6 feet 2. Free agents Hubie Bryant, John Rush, and Ernie Whitted joined local players. Whitted starred at Bethany College as a top NAIA rusher and earned Little All-America honors.
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Memphis State
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Associated Press
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Summary of yesterday's results across leagues with Detroit Cleveland New York Boston and Milwaukee posting wins. Today's games list Cleveland at Baltimore New York at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Boston Minnesota at Milwaukee Oakland at California.
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Bass
Twin
Bradshaw Doing Well After Knee Surgery
Pittsburgh AP report says Bradshaw, the Steelers’ top pick, is in good condition after calcium deposits were removed from his right thigh. Doctors at Divine Providence Hospital expect a ten day hospital stay and six to eight weeks for full recovery. He will miss the All-Star games in Lubbock and Chicago but should report to training camp on schedule.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Shreveport
Bestars Suspended for Life in Japanese Baseball Scandal
Three Nishitetsu Lions pitchers including Masaaki Ikenaga Yoda and Akio Masuda were suspended for life by the Japan Professional Baseball Commission amid allegations of bribery and throwing games during the 1969 season. The report notes the era’s pivotal misconduct.
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Masaaki Tkenaga
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