Scoreboard shows night slate across major leagues
Wednesday games broadcast with pairings Boston Oakland New York California Washington Kansas City Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore San Francisco Montreal San Diego New York Los Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Houston St Louis Atlanta. Minor League results include Omaha Wichita Oklahoma City Indianapolis Richmond Louisville Rochester Toledo Tidewater Charleston Eugene Portland Tacoma Spokane Salt Lake Tucson Hawaii Phoenix and several Dixie League contests with Ennis Insulation, Ala Oil Co and First Nat Bank listed among teams and box scores.
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Boston
Oakland
New York
California
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
San Francisco
Montreal
San Diego
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Blyleven
Dobson
Wood
McDowell
Parsons
Lolich
Cox
Splittorff
Stottiemyre
Hassler
Culp
Odom
Montreal A
Philadelphian
Sam Houston
St Louis
Carlton
Jarvis
Singer
Short
York
Ariin
New
Gentry
Nolan
Wilson
Marichal
Stoneman
Walker
Holtzman
Inglewood Country Club
Seattle
Jim McLean
John Katinka
Honolulu
Atlantic Country Club
Don Bies
Wash
Lou Graham
Nashville
Jean Jim Jamieson
Mobile
Steve Lyles
Alexander City
Ala
Ted Hayes
John Lister
Timaru
New Zealand
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
Hale Irwin
Rogers
Ark
Brian Allin
Santa Barbara
Calif
Homero Blancas
Charles Coody
Prairie Creek
Art Wall Jr
Honesdale
Rod Funseth
San Jose
Chuck Courtney
la Jolla
John Schroeder
la Jolle
Bruce Fleisher
Miami
Ais
Tom Weis
Columbus
Ohio
Herb Hooper
Richmond
Terry Dill
Austin
Tex John
Miller
Pete Brown
Jerry Heard
Visalia
Wayne Yates
Marietta
Charles Sifford
Los Angeles - Athens
Braves
Dodgers
Liddie
Moore
Bearden
Canton
Pirtle
Bolton
Mitchell
Nave Odgers
Bloyde
Holloway
Boyles
Patty
Bies Continued From Page Eight
Gene Bone of Bay Pointe Michigan is continued in a brief item carried from page eight noting a local matter involving the Bies name. The column suggests a follow up or allotment of space for further details in upcoming editions.
First State Bank promotes boat loan in Decatur ad
Ray Mitchell at First State Bank offers a boat loan for fishing skiing racing or cruising. Gather your crew and head for the water with First State Bank of Decatur located at 237 Johnston Street.
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Ray Mitchell
First State Bank
First State Bank of Decatur
Stanford Faces Qb Dilemma After Plunkett Era Ends
New York AP notes Stanford must replace Jim Plunkett, Heisman winner and NCAA total offense leader, with candidates led by Don Bunce who backed up Plunkett and sat out 1970. Others include Jesse Freitas, Mike Boryla, and Mike Gilyard as potential successors with varied passing and running skills.
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NEW York
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
John Ralston
Don Bunce
Plunkett
Bunce
Jesse Freitas
Washington
Sonny Sixkiller
Oregon
Dan Fouts
Mike Boryla
Mike Gilyard
Former A A found dead on USC field in apparent self inflicted tragedy
Bruce Gardner former All American college baseball star and Dodgers minor leaguer was found shot to death Monday at Bovard Field USC. Police say it appears to be self inflicted. the 32 year old held his USC diploma and an All American certificate nearby with a pistol in his left hand.
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LOS’ Angeles
Bruce Gardner
Los Angeles Dodgers
University of Southern California
Gardner
Bovard Field
USC
Trojans
Braves Rally Ties Cards as Reed Gives Up Late Runs
Hank Aaron Ralph Garr and Zoilo Versalles fueled a 6-2 Braves lead before Ron Reed allowed four in the ninth. Ted Sizemore and Jerry McNertney later hit two-run doubles to force a tie. In Chicago four homers, led by Stargell and Oliver, helped the Pirates and Cubs to a windswept 6-6 clash.
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Braves
Hank Aaron
Ralph Garr
Zoilo Versalles
Ron Reed
Priddy
Ted Sizemore
Reed
Jerry McNertney
McNertney
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Stargell
al Oliver
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Billy Williams
Cubs
St Bernard Vies In NAIA Tourney
Two Alabama college golf teams head to national championships in Rockford Illinois and Flint Michigan for 72 hole events. St Bernard College Cullman competes in NAIA with coach Joe Franey leading Paul Kennett Mike Zack Ron Trefzer along with Charles Krenkel and Bobby Reese as standout players. Marion Institute Marion enters NJCAA with coach Tommy Murfee guiding Ed Sullivan John Gurley Billy Easter Johnny Allgood Bland Williams Tommy Burns.
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Alabama
Rockford, Ill
St. Bernard College (Cullman
Flint
Mich
Marion Institute (Marion
Birmingham Area
Charles Krenkel
Birmingham Golf Association
Bobby Reese
St. Bernard
Joe Franey
Paul Kennett
Keene
N. H
Mike Zack
Union
N. J
Ron Trefzer
Detroit
Krenkel
Kennett
Marion
Tommy Murfee
Ed Sullivan
Montgomery
John Gurley
Cartersville
Billy Easter
Johnny: Allgood
Florence
Bland Williams
Tommy Burns
Selma
Palmer tops LPGA money list with $22828
Sandra Palmer of Fort Worth Texas leads the top 10 money winners on the LPGA tour with earnings of $22,828 as announced by the association on Monday.
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Sandra Palmer
Atlanta, Ga
Fort Worth
Tex
Ladies Professional Golfers Association Tour
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Ala.OilCo
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R Low
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Phil Sullivar
Ala. Oil Co
Kerry Standridge
Steve Murphree
Mike Douglas
Murphree
Mike Tidwell
Forrest Jordan
Ennis Insulation
Jerry Kelso
Stewart Roby
Butch Watterson
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Jeff's Hamburgers
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Mike Morris
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Burt Parks
Earl Worley
Lane Potter
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Wade
Clay
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Lewis
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Sherman
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Cooper
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Danny Voketz
Astros
M. Barnes
C. Toney
D. Loft
D. Sheard
E. Johns
T. Clay
K. Walker
L. Reid
Looney
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P. O’conner
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Jera
Betty Mc
Lera
Faye
Mary
Sandy
Doris
Yvonne
Duncan
Stovall
Clark
Patterson
Middlebrook
Rockrell
Roadrunners
S. Kelsoe
Es Roadrunners
Tina Luker
Childers
Johnson
Nelson
Morgan
Tish Luker
Bobcats
V. Livingston
Athens Baseball
Athens
J. Griffin
J. Lawler
Bies
Gene Bone Bay Pointe, Mich
Johnston St
A-A
The
Oklahoma State
Tony Pounds
Mike Robichaux
John Ballard
Brent Blackman
Don Hardcastle
Gene Nichol
Wisconsin
Greg Johnson
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Jim Bulger
Pat Steenbérge
Cliff Brown
NCAA
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Spartans
Nebraska
Islands
San Diego State
St. Bernard Vies
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McClary Tire Company
Silvertown
Mavericks
F.E.T
U.S.G.A
Chi Chi Rodriguez
B.f.goodrich
B.F Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich
BF Goldrich
Lee
Oak Streets
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