Orioles regain AL lead with 12th inning win over White Sox
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 32 in 12 innings to reclaim first place in the American League. Paul Blair delivered the decisive run on a bases loaded wild pitch from Terry Forster after Dave Johnson's grounder. Brooks Robinson tied the game earlier with a two run single as Baltimore rode a tense late rally to edge Chicago.
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Six Americans Survive British Amateur at Carnoustie
CASNOUSTIE Scotland AP Six Americans began with 65 left after 256 entered the 86th British Amateur. Tom Kite Jr. of McKinney Texas leads the contenders, saying the Carnoustie links suit Americans. Kite, one of six Americans still in, advances through three rounds without a green hug. Other Americans matched with British and Welsh players as the field narrows to 16 for quarterfinals with a 36-hole final set for Saturday.
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Busy Friday with eight Garden City ball diamonds open
Garden City hosts numerous city recreation games tonight and tomorrow across eight fields including Fansler Cleaver Clint Jennie Wilson Zoo League Garden League Prep League Gardendale and several matchups. Teams include Deenfield Red's Gulf Service Ames Gemini Bun nies Mercury Holcomb Browns Lillies Roses Daisies Braves Aggies Vikings Expos Yanks Royals Oilers Cowboys Bengals Longhorns Panthens Bears Morning Glories Daisies Spins Padres Raiders Chiefs Kan zas Sioux Mohawks Cheyennes and more.
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Haddican Wins Hugoton Open in Sudden Death Finish
Bill Haddican captured the Hugoton County Club open title after a two hole playoff, edging Roy Cooley of Hugoton and Randy Kilbourne of Alva, Oklahoma. Sixty-two golfers competed despite Saturday rain shortening qualifying rounds to nine holes.
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Central Collegiate track meet preview at Bowling Green
Indiana Kansas Tennessee and Western Michigan lead a field of top programs for the 46th Central Collegiate meet in Bowling Green with 14 dashers under 9.4 seconds and 13 of 20 records expected to fall. The event coincides with NCAA outdoor prep for June in Seattle and features many familiar powers from the Big Ten Big 12 Southeastern and MAC.
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Standings and results from the National League East
The National League East standings show St Louis leading with 32 wins and 19 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and New York. West division leaders San Francisco and Los Angeles post strong records as Chicago and Cincinnati trail. Wednesday results include New York defeating San Francisco and Pittsburgh routing St Louis. Thursday schedule lists Houston at Atlanta and Chicago at Cincinnati with other night games.
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Eight Team Softball Meet Slated at Finnup Park
An eight team women's slow pitch tournament is planned at Fanster Field in Finnup Park this Friday through Sunday. The double elimination event includes five local teams plus Dodge City Sublette and Deerfield. Friday features four first round games at 6 7 8 and 9 p.m. with about fifteen games over the three days. Saturday action begins at 6 p.m.
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Bison Bop Benders 6-3 in First Game
Garden City's Bison youth baseball club opened its 1971 season with a come-from-behind 6-3 win over Great Bend at Clint Lightner field. Down 0-3 after one inning, Garden City struck for six runs in the fourth to seize the lead and win. Duane Hays led the club, which had been beaten by Great Bend and eliminated in last season's regional American Legion playoffs. Great Bend outhit Garden City 4-3, but committed three errors to Garden City's two, with costly miscues in the first frame. Jeff Drake doubled for Great Bend, while John Bergkamp earned the win for Garden City, with Rusty Meinert adding a sixth-inning double for Garden City. Tonight Garden City travels to Hooker, Oklahoma, for an Ok Kan League clash.
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New England Pats Add New Executive
The New England Patriots named Peter Hadhazy executive assistant to General Manager Upton Bell. Hadhazy, 27, a Hungary native, was most recently NFL Player Personnel Director and will join the Patriots in mid June.
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Fishing Contest Set for McKinney in Finney County
The Finney County Parks Fish and Game Ass announces the first annual two day fishing contest at Lake McKinney. Entries are $1 for age 16 plus with a Kansas fishing license required. Prizes exceed 50 including gifts from local merchants across three divisions and top finishers earn state meet berths.
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Ali Ellis Fight Set for July 26 at Astrodome
Muhammad Ali and Jerry Ellis signed for a scheduled 12 round bout July 26 at the Houston Astrodome. The winner likely earns a title shot against Joe Frazier. Ellis, ranked No 7 with a 30 6 record, fights to shed undercard status while Ali, 31 1, seeks to reclaim the crown he lost.
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Subdued golfer Hill begins Atlanta Classic probation
Dave Hill, 34, enters the Atlanta Golf Classic on probation for conduct unbecoming a professional, after a sanction from the Tour Players Division following a Colonial National Invitation disqualification. Hill vows to wear a white hat this week as he faces a field led by Nicklaus with Trevino Coody Jacklin Aaron Player among others at the 6,833-yard course.
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