Just Non SCORES By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Monday to today
Monday results include Baltimore 3 Milwaukee 2 and Detroit 5 Oakland 3 Boston 7 Chicago 2 Washington 7 Kansas City 0. Wednesday schedules list Detroit at Oakland and other N games with multiple matchups across divisions.
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Denny Ousted but Tigers Rally to Top A's 5-3
Denny McLain lashed by organist Lloyd Fox and umpire Russ Goetz amid a heated clash as the Tigers rallied to beat the Oakland A's 5-3 behind Norm Cash's three run homer in the eighth. McLain, reinstated this season, was ejected after disputing calls and a balk was charged.
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Lloyd Fox
Russ Goetz
McLain
Oakland
Fox
Goetz
Detroit Tigers
Norm Cash
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Jim Hannan
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boog Powell
California
Cleveland
Tom Murphy
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Bowie Kuhn
Felipe Alou
Frank Fernandez
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Pevenne
Fernandez
Denny
Finley
Charlie Finley
Senators
Ted Williams
Hannan
Royals
Paul Schaal
Frank Howard
Howard
Mike Epstein
Powell
Jim Palmer
Chico Salmon
Orioles
Palmer
Alex Johnson
Sam McDowell
Els
Murphy
Reggie Smith
Tony Conigliaro
Cal Koonce
Red Sox
White Sox
Stockton Breaks into PGA Money Top Ten
In Tulsa Dave Stockton surged into the top ten in money winnings after winning the PGA title with a 279 total and 40 000 prize. He moves from 27th to 10th with 1970 earnings of 97 496 while Arnold Palmer also climbs to sixth with 112 869. Jack Nicklaus leads with 134 660.
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Dave Stockton
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Stockton
Arnold Palmer
Tulsa
Okla
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Dick Lotz
Billy Casper
Dave Hill
Bruce Devlin
Crow
Trevino
Beard
Bob Lunn
Larry Hinson
Homero Blancas
Hill
Miller Barber
and Lotz
Braves Beat Stars 3-1 in Birmingham Showdown
In Birmingham Hank Aaron delivered the decisive hit as Mike McQueen earned the win and Jimmy Freeman closed out the game, giving the Atlanta Braves a 3-1 victory over the Southern League All Stars. It marked the Braves first win over the All Stars since 1967.
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Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta Braves
Hank Aaron
Mike McQueen
Jimmy Freeman
Braves
Pro Massey Favored In Classic
Pro Odell Massey led the field at the Taveyton Classic Golf Tour in Durham with a 65 in pro medal play. He and Don Smith and Brad Anderson trailed by one stroke, Massey earning 200 dollars plus 90 for his team tying third. Smith’s teams shared 350 dollars in combined prizes for pro-am and pro medal results. Amateur title went to Dr. Bobby Sugg of Durham with a 70.
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Durham
Odell Massey
Burlington
Don ‘Smith
Hilton Head
S. C
Brad Anderson
Charlotte
Massey
Lytton
Jake Sanders
C.W. Ralston
Page Wilson
Smith
Earl Wentz
Martinsville
Buck Mortland
Murray Brandt
Bobby Sugg
Ashe Says This Davis Cup May Be His Last
Arthur Ashe, ranked No. 2, says he may quit Davis Cup if matches remain closed to contract professionals. The U.S. team trains for the Challenge Round against West Germany set for August 29 to 31, as Ashe criticizes smaller nations blocking change and cites lost money and Grand Prix points.
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Cleveland
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Ashe
West Germany
Women's Scores Stifled By Heat at Wee Burn
In Darien Connecticut Martha Wilkinson from Whitier California and Mary Everard from Yorkshire England led with 75 as hot humid conditions and two lightning delays marked the first round of the U S Women's Amateur at Wee Burn Country Club. The field of 134 will be cut to 32 for match play beginning Wednesday with cooler conditions forecast for today.
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Darien, Conn
U.S
Wee Burn Country Club
Martha Wilkinson
Whittier
Calif
Mary Everard
Yorkshire
England
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Everard
Connie Day
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nancy Hager
Dallas
Polly Riley
Forth Worth
Tex
Delancey Smith
Snyder
N.Y
Mary Jane Fassinger
North Wilmington
Sally Little
Capetown
South Africa
Mary A. Mckenna
Dublin
Carol Semple
Sewickley
Packers Facing Rebuild In 1970 After Golden Years
Green Bay coach Phil Bengtson has rebuilt the Packers as retirements and trades reshape the lineup. Star Bart Starr leads a veteran corps that includes Dale Bowman Gillingham Robinson Nitschke Wood Jeter, with Don Horn challenging at quarterback. Trades brought Mike McCoy to right tackle and Ken Ellis or Alvin Matthews may fill cornerback spots. Running backs remain strong with Williams Hampton Williams Anderson Grabowski. Regulars on defense and offense are listed with depth, while kicking remains unsettled after a poor 6 for 21 last season.
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Phil Bengtson
Green Bay Packers
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Carroll Dale
Ken Bowman
Gale Gillingham
Lionel Aldridge
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Ray Nitschke
Willie Wood
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Aldridge
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Nitschke
Wood
Jeter
Starr
Packers
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San Diego State
Horn
Travis Williams
Dave Hampton
Perry Williams
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Bengtson
Elijah Pits
Bob Hyland
Lee Roy Caffey
Bears
Chicago
Mike McCoy
Otre Dame
Henry Joran
Ser
Leon Harden
Texas el Paso
Ken Ellis
Southern
Alvin Matthews
Texas A & I
Doug Hart
Bill Lueck
Francis Peay
Dick Himes
John Spilis
Northern Illinois
Boyd Bowler
John Hilton
Pittsburgh
Ron Jones
Rich McGeorge
Booth Lusteg
Joe Runk
Rocky Mount Wins Ninth Start to Edge Salem 2 1
Rocky Mount chalked up its eighth victory in nine starts by edging Salem 2 1 to remain within two games of leaders Winston-Salem in the Carolina League. Steven Smith delivered a pinch hit triple in the ninth to drive in Howie Johnson for the winning run.
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Winston-Salem
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Howie Johnson
Art Clifford
Leafs
Dewayne Mason
Burlington
Kinston
Wallie Smallwood
Dave Moates
Ion Joe Lovitto
Peninsula
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