Orioles Edge White Sox 8-7 in right inning game
Indians top Brewers 10-6 in a free swinging contest as Milwaukee rallied from a 4-0 deficit with four runs in the fourth inning and five in the night. Ed Farmer started for Milwaukee and Ted Uhlaender drove in three runs for the Indians with two hits. Jose Cardenal homered for Milwaukee and Tommy Harper added his 12th of the year.
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Cleveland Indians
Yaukee Brewers
Brewers
Ed Farmer
Er Ray Lamb
Ray Fosse
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
RBI
Lamb
Hannan Tepedino
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A. Lowenstein
R.foster
Theobald
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Harper
Nettles
Theobala
E.rodriguez
Areena
Lockwood
Aborris
Flannan
Hennigan
Ealagierin
Raorris
Rain Washes Out Two Runs' By Sox In Bottom Of 9th
Baltimore Orioles squander 6-0 lead then edge Chicago White Sox 8-7 in an eight inning rain shortened game after a 12 hour delay. Blair delivered the tie breaking run in the eighth while Palmer and Jackson combined for four runs allowed. Chicago threatened with a two run rally in the top of the ninth but rain halted play.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Blair
Chicago
Bart Johnson
Mark Belanger
Jim Palmer
Grant Jackson
Orioles
Merv Retten
Imund
Palmer
Walt Williams
Itan Jackson
Meshington
Cleveland
Oakland
Onesa
Alterna
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Kelly
Boston
Rich
Tava
Kansas City
California
Red Sox Triumph Over Royals 7-0 Behind Culp Four-Hitter
Boston Red Sox end 12-game slide against Kansas City with a 7-0 road win as Ray Culp pitches a four-hitter. Reggie Smith hits his 26th homer with two aboard in the fifth, sparking a four-run inning. Rico Petrocelli, Joe Lahoud, and Mike Ifiore provide support with triples and doubles.
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Ray Culp
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Boston
Ken Wright
Smith
Culp
Roger Nelson
Rico Petrocelli
Joe Lahoud
Mike Ifiore
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Oliver Ah Loto Aberrathy
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R.nelson
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Freeze Bars Pro Athletes On Contracts After Aug. 15
Pro athletes without signed contracts by August 15 cannot negotiate raises during President Nixon’s 90 day wage freeze. The Cost of Living Council issued guidance provoking quick replies from leagues and players associations. NFLPA seeks exemptions claiming many players face career interruptions from injuries and retirements. NBA and Suns and Royals officials respond that unsigned players exist and long term contracts with annual raises will be frozen at last year’s salary at least until November 12.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
National Football League Players Association
NFLPA
Ed Garvey
NFL
Cusing
al Stevens
Phoenix Suns
Natonal Basketball Association
Stevens
Suns
Sun
Joe Axelson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Shadow Brook Wins Grand National Steeplechase Handicap
Shadow Brook captures the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap by 12 lengths at Saratoga Springs. Jockey Don Brumfield rode the 142 pound entry over 11 16 miles in 1 45 as Shadow Brook earned $24,240, defeating Ont Ja by a nose with Top Bid in third. The card featured plates and purses for multiple steeple events and notable owners including Mrs. Lafayette E. Thomas and Ogden Phipps.
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N.y.gascar
Delaware
Stephen C. Clark
Shadow Brook
Moustache
Ranche
Buttom
Don Brumfield
Family Planning
Hidlgot
Top Bid
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Ogden Phipps
Madanascar
River
Tsip
Maryland
Life
Lafayette E
Thomas
F.A. Clark
Mada
Hawthorne
Ryun Begins Indoor Circuit Run At UC Santa Barbara
Miler Jim Ryun started his indoor season with a first workout at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He and his wife have moved to a home overlooking the Pacific after a year in Oregon, with plans to compete indoors this winter.
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Jim Ryan Goleta
Calif
Jim Ryun
University of California, Santa Barbara
Ryun
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Graebner Defeats Proisy to Enter Eastern Tennis Semis
Second seed Clark Graebner of New York City beat Patrick Proisy of France 7 9 2 6 7 5 to reach the semifinals of the $25,000 Eastern Lawn Tennis Championships in South Orange New Jersey He will meet Onny Parun of New Zealand who defeated Jon Conners of Santa Monica 6 3 7 6 Other matches set quarterfinals with Marty Riessen Roscoe Tanner Alex Olmeda and Pierre Barthes also advancing.
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Causewell Vaughsn
Associated Press
South Orange
Clark Graebner
New York City
Patrick Proisy
France
Graybner
Proisy
Onny Parun
New Zealand
Parun
Jon Cooners
Santa Monica
Calif
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Jr
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
yTean
Alex Olmeda
Encino
Pierre Barthes
Taiwan Beats Hawaii 11-0 in Little League Finals
Taiwan dominates Hawaii 11-0 to claim the Little League final. Wu fans 11 in six innings as Taiwan builds a six run first inning and adds three more in the third and final tally in the sixth. Augusta Maine defeats Lexington Ky 1-0 earlier in the consolation game.
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Taiwan
Hawaii
AAPOR
Cheng Wen
Yahiawa
Hawaii Ee
Thatateyesi
Saat
U.S. Air Force
Spain
Europe
Gary
Ind
North
Augusta
Maine
Lexington
Ed Pickett
Jeff Keezer
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Chicago, Illinois
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Great Britain
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Palo Alto
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Jim Grabowski
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Volkswagen, Inc
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Sears
Poplar St
Danville, Wa
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