Pepitone fuels Cubs with two run double in 6 0 win
Chicago Cubs beat the Houston Astros 6 0 as Joe Pepitone delivered a two run double and Milt Pappas earned his 35th career shutout. Pepitone faced former teammate Tom Griffin for the key hit in the second inning to spark the Cubs offense.
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UT Leads Golf at Lakeway with Six-Stroke Edge
The University of Texas golf team posted a 557 for 27 holes at Lakeway Golf Course to hold a six-stroke lead over Louisiana State University in the Lakeway Intercollegiate Invitational Tournament. Texas stands 17 over par.
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Arlington Captains Ortman McGee Taylor Named
UT Arlington selects Chris Ortman as football captain for 1971 with co captains Larry McGee and David Taylor. Ortman is a senior two year letter man from Smiley, McGee is a Mesquite safety on defense, Taylor is an Odessa quarterback on offense.
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Rosewall Cruises to South African Open Round Three
Top seeded Ken Rosewall defeated Julie Mayers 6-1 6-1 6-4 to reach the third round of the South African Open in Johannesburg.
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Don January Extends Masters Lead With 69 Second Round
Don January fired a 69 to reach 138 for the Masters as Charles Coody and Bob Murphy sit one back at 139. Tom Weiskopf stands at 140 while Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler and Hale Irwin are at 141. Casualties of the midway cut include Miller Barber Julius Boros and Sam Snead.
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Newcombe Leads Million-Dollar World Championship Tennis
Australian star John Newcombe held a five-point edge with 23 points as four of 20 events completed in the World Championship of Tennis worth one million dollars. Cliff Drysdale surged 10 points to 18, tying Arthur Ashe for second. Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall tied for fourth with 15.
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Eastern Conference playoff results and schedule
United Press International reports in the NBA playoffs that New York defeated Baltimore 107 to 88 and Milwaukee won 106 to 85. Results recap Friday include New York 107 Baltimore 88 and Milwaukee 106 Los Angeles 85. Sunday's games list New York at Baltimore and Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Major League Baseball pitching outlooks for the American League
The columnist surveys 1971 AL teams noting managers and expected pitching strength. McNally Cuellar and Palmer headline the Orioles as three 20 game winners, while notable staffs appear for Yankees Red Sox Indians Senators Twins Angels Athletics Royals White Sox Brewers.
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Big Red Machine May Be Recalled
Cincinnati’s defense and hitting woes hint at a rough start as the Reds lose two straight to Atlanta. Johnny Bench Pete Rose and Hal McRae had two hits each but the lineup stranded ten and Hank Aaron connected a homer for Atlanta. The season opening questions center on whether the Reds will fix the issues quickly or slip further.
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Williams Blames Setback on Pitching After Three Losses
Oakland A's manager Dick Williams cites pitching as the cause after opening defeats. Washington defeated Oakland 8-0 in the first game and the Chicago White Sox swept with 6-5 and 12-4 losses. Williams states you cannot win without pitching.
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Masters inviting Black golfers hinges on performance
Augusta Georgia UPI reports Masters chairman Clifford Roberts rejects claims of deliberate exclusion of Black golfers. He says no Black player has yet played well enough to earn an invitation, and equals progress in golf to other sports.
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