Chisox Embrace Homer Trot In Doubleheader Sweep
The Chicago White Sox hit six homers in a Sunday twin bill against Milwaukee, with Dick Allen slugging his 10th and 11th, and Ed Herrmann, Mike Andrews, and Luis Alvarado joining in. The Sox used a late rally and strong defense to win 6-4 in the opener and 5-4 in the nightcap, moving within 3½ games of Oakland in the AL West.
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Major League Leaders Summary AP Baseball Rankings
The Associated Press reports top 10s across both leagues with leaders in batting runs scored RBIs hits doubles stolen bases and pitching stats. Notable figures include Stennett Sanguillen Morgan Bonds Bench Carlton Seaver Nol n Nolan and Lolich among others with strong team showings from Pittsburgh Cincinnati Oakland Chicago and San Francisco.
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A fragment lists ladies with times and participants including Farrington Fran Sherrill Jenny Kennedy Helen Sessoms Martha Burris Peggy Sullivan Nancy Grant Lucille Sash Inex Powell Sally Small Helen Cloud Inky Dee Mildred Grainger Mrs B Harris Evelyn Braun Julia Clandenin Janie Crockett Mrs C G Graves Jean Medlin Lavonne O Briant Betty Price Cathy Purdy Sonja Ray Laura Mee Severn Betta Sowers Ellie Stewart Mary Einstein Edna Goodman Phyllis Otte Vera Rosier Elma Albertson Elinor Burgess Julia
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Oklahoma City Wins Sunnehanna Amateur Title by Five
Oklahoma City won the 19th annual Sunnehanna Amateur Golf Tournament of Champions by five strokes. Mark Hayes of the All-American Collegiate Team shot an even par 70 to finish the four round event at 277, three under par.
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Baseball Night Schedule and Results Roundup
Detroit visits Minnesota followed by Milwaukee at Texas and Baltimore at Oakland in night action. Earlier scores show Cincinnati routing Montreal and Houston edging New York, with San Diego beating St Louis in ten innings and Pittsburgh downing Los Angeles. Matches in progress include New York at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Cincinnati under late EDT timings.
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Arizona State and USC Start West Coast College World Series Clash
In Omaha Arizona State leads the West with Ed Bane’s 17 strikeouts as they edged Oklahoma 1 0. Southern California beat Connecticut 5 4 to stay unbeaten in the College World Series. Coach Jim Brock says ASU won’t look past USC while preparing to meet the Trojans.
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Reds Ride Road Run To Lead NL As Home Field Proved Thin
Cincinnati rode an 11-1 road surge to the top of the National League West with a 16-hit offensive spree led by Johnny Bench four hits and 3 RBIs. Gary Nolan homered? Noted: Nolan won his eighth, while Roberto Clemente fueled Pirates with a two-run homer in a 7-4 win over the Dodgers. The Mets drop further as Astros beat the Mets 4-2. Phillies beat Braves 3-1. Padres rally past Cardinals 4-3 in 10 innings. Cubs take game one of doubleheader 4-0 then lose game two 3-1.
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Roy Rubin Vies for 76ers Coaching Job
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports LIU coach and athletic director Roy Rubin has joined the list of candidates for the Philadelphia 76ers coaching position.
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Napoles Retains World Welterweight Title in Short Bout
In Monterrey Jose Napoles stopped Adolph Pruitt of St Louis by technical knockout after less than two rounds to keep the world welterweight crown. Napoles predicted a short fight and delivered a decisive victory over the top challenger.
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John Smith Leads in 440 at Vons Track Classic
John Smith wins the 440 in 45.0 seconds at the Vons Track Classic, his second straight fast clocking after an illness. Rod Milburn extends his unbeaten streak to 65 with wins in Los Angeles and Berkeley, while Jean-Louis Ravellomanantson sees a two-year loss-free run end. Other notable marks include Delano Meriwether 9.5, Bruce Scully 36.6, and Ryan 3:57.38 in the mile.
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