Pirates sweep Cubs in doubleheader 1-0 and 4-3
The Pirates beat the Cubs 1-0 and 4-3 in a twin bill, aided by Veale pitching and timely hitting. Mariners, Mets, and Dodgers notes appear amid a flurry of National League and American League action with Chicago’s defense misfiring and Houston, St Louis, and San Francisco winning key games.
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Major League Baseball Scores And Schedule Snapshot
The Majors show San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 0 in Thursday action and list upcoming games across leagues. American and National divisions display standings with teams like Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland Minnesota Seattle Chicago Kansas City and California, plus Tuesday results Cleveland 4 Houston 2 Baltimore 5 Washington California 13 Minnesota 1.
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Tigers Extend Win Streak to Seven with doubleheader sweep
Detroit toppled New York 8-0 and 6-3 as Hiller and Cuellar pitched strongly. Dick McAuliffe homered once and added drive, while the Tigers stretched their season mark to 34-2 at home and kept pace with Baltimore atop the league standings amid a busy set of major league results.
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O J Simpson Willing to Play If Injury Risk Is Minimized
Hollywood report from AP says O J Simpson told reporters at M G M studios he would like to play in the Coaches All Star game in Atlanta on June 28 if a safety plan minimizes injury risk. He discussed terms with Atlanta officials and confirmed his casting in a Medical Center episode. He noted ongoing contract changes with Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson.
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Summer B-ball Change Made
A meeting for participants in the Circles Recreation summer basketball program scheduled for Thursday this week was cancelled. Summer basketball activities will resume as scheduled next Monday.
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Denver Dumps Oaks 6 to 5 in Tuesday Baseball
The Associated Press reports an upset night in the league as Denver beat Iowa 3-1 and Oklahoma City edged Nussa 2-1. Indianapolis swept Omaha with a double win at Indianapolis while the Woodmen fell behind early but rallied. The six teams gathered late to review Tuesday’s pager and align standings.
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Carlos defies eligibility doubts for NCAA track title run
John Carlos, the controversial San Jose State sprinter, vows to run at the NCAA championships in Knoxville despite eligibility concerns over sanctions on his program. The meet, featuring Lee Evans and UCLA rivals, faces possible forfeiture of points if the nine schools, including UCLA and LSU, are found in violation of track rules.
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Moody Top Contender for Pro Golf Crown
Orville Moody, 14-year Army veteran and Open champion, enters Kemper Open as a top contender. Field includes Nicklaus, Casper, Littler, Barber, Palmer, Trevino, Beman, Archer, Boros, and notable veterans Gifford and Mead. Event at Quail Hollow precedes a 72-hole test with $99,000 top prize.
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Flenniken Leads Denver Women’s Invitational to Final Round
Denver AP reports defending champion Caral Flenniken holds a stroke lead after an 88 in the second round of the Denver Women’s Invitational Golf Tournament. Juan Hickland stands 168 through 36 holes, with Mrs Birkland tying Flenniken at 68 Tuesday and Jan Bailey of Broomfield shooting 89 to reach third place.
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Prelude to Colorado Open golf underway with 204 entrants
Evergreen AP reports a field of 204 competes in the Colorado Open Prelude, starting Thursday. Two shotgun starts are used at 7:40 am and 1:30 pm due to size, with 96 players from nonchampionship qualifying completing 36 holes Tuesday to join later championship rounds.
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Record Payoffs Are Seen in Colorado Rodeos
Denver AP reports a record payoff is expected for 26 Colorado rodeos sponsored by the Hoden Cowboys Association. The season totals include 225000 paid in Colorado with 75000 at the National Western Rodeo in Denver and purses at events from Grand Junction to Pueblo, including Denver, Boulder, Loveland, Sterling, Pueblo, Rifle, and more.
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Moody to Enter British Open
AP reports Orville Moody, winner of the United States event, will compete in the British Open on July 1. The entry would enlarge the field to a record size for the 109 year old championship at Royal Lytham and St. Annes, stretching about 6,700 yards along the Irish Sea.
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Spassky Becomes New World Chess Champion in Moscow
In Moscow Boris Spassky defeated Tigran Petrosyan to claim the world title after 23 games. Spassky, 32, secured 12.5 points as Petrosyan agreed to a final draw on move 41. The victory ends Petrosyan’s long reign, marking Spassky’s rise from boy wonder to champion.
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Skaters Turn Pro With Three Year Contract
San Francisco duo Cindy Kauffman and Ran Shipstads signed a three year professional contract with Shipstads Johnson, announced Tuesday. The pair rank highly in national and North American senior pairs and placed fourth in the world. they plan their pro debut July 18 at San Francisco Winterland after 13 years skating together.
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Namath Aims to Return After Jets Quit Move
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, who quit football on October 6 after Rozelle ordered him to divest from a restaurant tied to questionable figures, said on the Mike Douglas Show he will try to play again. Jets president Phil Iselin confirmed a meeting to discuss future talks with Rozelle.
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Houston boxer Tess Man Fights Hank in Detroit Bout
In Houston, Mark Tess battled Hank Henry in a light heavyweight clash before about 2,500 fans. The event occurred Tuesday night in a standstill due to limited attendance, highlighting Tess as a contender in the Detroit rivalry. Alden Dooley wins extend to seventh Narragansett term. Boston Red Sox sign Noel Jenke, first pick in the draft, to be assigned to Louisville AAA farm club.
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Colorado Varsity Beats Alumni 37 10 in Spring Football Game
In Boulder Colorado the Buffaloes varsity defeated the alumni 37 to 10 in the annual spring game. The alumni had won three of the previous spring games since 1989, with Colorado suffering losing seasons those years. The varsity’s three spring wins align with Colorado’s fall winning seasons.
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Measles Virus Tied to Rare Encephalitis Form
Scientists at the Natural Institutes of Heart report that measles virus can occasionally trigger a rare fatal encephalitis. The finding highlights potential severe brain inflammation linked to the infection and calls for further study on underlying mechanisms and preventive measures.
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