Rudi Leads A's Past Tigers With Three-Run Blast
Joe Rudi returned from a Dizzy spell to belt a three-run homer in the third as Oakland defeated Detroit 4-1. Cal Maxvill and Bert Campaneris sparked the rally, while Rollie Fingers preserved the win with four scoreless innings.
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Detroit Tigers
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Rudi
Cal Maxvill
Bert Campaneris
Maxvill
Frank Howard
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California
New York
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Texas
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Diego
Mel Stottlemyre
Charlie Spikes
Dave Lemonds
Borzov Tops 100 Meter In Olympic Classic
Valeri Borzov, 22, claims the title The World's Fastest Human by winning the Olympic 100 meters in 10.14 seconds despite headwinds. Eddie Hart and Rey Robinson were disqualified in the quarter finals for arriving late. The Soviet Union leads the medal race over the United States as five golds and 19 total medals swim forward in Friday's finals.
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UPI
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Borzov
United States
Robert Taylor
Houston
Lennox Miller
Jamaica
University of Southern California
Eddie Hart
Rey Robinson
U.S
Soviet Union
Rick Demont
San Rafael
Calif
Sawamatsu Shocks Gunter In U S Open Upset
Kazuko Sawamatsu, 17, upset sixth seed Nancy Gunter Richey in Forest Hills. The Japanese teenager defeated Gunter 6 4 4 6 3 on Friday marking a major early upset as she debuts on grass after missing last year due to a shoulder injury.
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N.Y
UPI
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Chris Evert
Marita Redondo
Ken Rosewall
Mark Cox
Britain
Chris
Jeanne
Marita Rosewall
Stan Smith
Kazuko Sawamatsu
Nancy Richey Gunter
Miss Sawamatsu
Wimbledon
Judy Dalton
Kazuko
Mrs. Gunter
Bobby Fischer Crowned World Chess Champion in Iceland
Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky 12.5 to 8.5 to win the world chess title in Reykjavik after 21 games. Spassky resigned the 21st game and Fischer celebrated amid cheering crowds as ceremonies planned for Sunday.
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Reykjavik
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
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Spassky
Schmid
Fischer
Joan
Brooklyn
Svetozar Gligoric
Bobby
Gligoric
Eyfim Geller
Nikolai Krogius
Saga Hotel
Jim Slater
Iceland
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