Forsch Shuts Out Dodgers as Astros Triumph in L A
Astros right-hander Ken Forsch, 24, earned his first major league shutout by limiting the Dodgers to two hits and nine strikeouts in a 2-0 win at Los Angeles. Forsch, signed by Houston in the 38th round for a 17000 bonus, overcame a four-game losing streak after adjusting his delivery. The night also saw Bob Gibson earn his 200th win for St Louis in a 4-0 victory over San Francisco with other NL and AL results noted.
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Local polio survivor sees first baseball game at Astros Dodger clash
D Kesse, 28, a Houston Mercy Nursing Home patient paralyzed from the neck down, attended the Astros Dodger game in a wheelchair with a respirator after doctors approved the visit. He called the outing the biggest thrill of his life as the Astros defeated the Desigers 20. Nurses and a doctor accompanied him as a special van parked in right field.
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Rams trade Pettibone to Redskins for picks
Los Angeles Rams trade Richie Pettibone a one year safety to the Washington Redskins for undisclosed future draft choices. Mickey Davis of Duquesne announces he will turn pro after leaving school and may transfer to Fordham for the 1971-72 season.
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Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
Baseball standings and Wednesday results across the National and American Leagues. Scores include Chicago 4 San Diego 3 and San Francisco at St. Louis with other nightly matchups. The list shows team records and upcoming games across venues such as Chicago, Oakland, Milwaukee, and Detroit.
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North Is Favorite In High School All Star Game
The North team aims to reclaim dominance in the Texas High School Coaches Association all star football game. South leads series 21-23-0 with recent gains. North backers hope to use the wishbone and three blue chip backs to counter South passers led by No. Arm strong and Armatroni. Key players include Lat fell, Forth Worth Western, Jobe, Crowell, McGraw, Prewey, and Kendown.
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Irrelevant Sports Echoes From A Fragmented Page
A garbled paste of sports trivia and names references Richard Petty University of Florida artificial turf warmth impact on games golf etiquette and players across baseball football and basketball. It mentions Doug Dickey flooding fields and a Fort Worth Coaches All Star game context with various players and odd anecdotes.
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U S A Dominates Pan American Games With Gold Medals
UPI report notes the United States leading the Pan American Games as track and field and swimming events unfold. It cites a total of 36 golds for the U S against 12 for Cuba, with expectations of multiple victories and a possible world record in the 1600 meter relay to celebrate John Smith of Los Angeles.
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Yorktown High Announces 1971 Football Schedule
Yorktown High releases the Varsity football schedule for 1971 under Head Coach Kenneth Hutch son. The slate lists games at Falls City Karnes City and Goliad with district matchups and starting times, includes homecoming events and Parent Appreciation Shiner game details.
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Harrelson Nets 210 In Debut Pro Golf Finish
SERON Cho reports Ken Harrelson thrilled by a $210 debut prize as he tied for 22nd at the Little American Golf Classic. He expected rougher starts but found the tourney easing, aiming for an even better showing next time. The Hawk shot rounds of 76 75 70 for a five over par 221 total in the event ahead of the Ameri Golf Classic.
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