Monday Night TV Game Ends With Curtain Halted In 13 Innings
The Tigers and Orioles tied 4-4 after Baltimore city curfew cut the telecast, leaving the outcome unresolved past 11:59 pm. Kaline fueled Detroit with five hits including a homer and two doubles, while Brooks Robinson delivered a tying two-out homer for Baltimore.
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Moras to Compete at Santa Clara International Meet
Moras 17 year old Australian swimmer who has beaten America's Debbie Meyer three times, will compete at the fifth annual Santa Clara International meet July 9 11. She recently set a women’s world record in the 800 meter freestyle at 9 02 4 and a 400 meter mark of 4 22 6. Swimmers from the Soviet Union Japan and other nations will race top U S swimmers.
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Catchers In Hot Race For Berth
Ray Fosse and Bill Freehan duel for the American League All-Star starting catcher spot with voting tightens as balloting ends Wednesday. Boog Powell Brooks Robinson lead at first and third base. Rod Carew Luis Aparicio and Carl Yastrzemski headline the other infield and outfield races with Yastrzemski atop the outfield leaders.
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Boston
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Pirates pound St Louis as Stargell goes quiet
Pittsburgh built an 11-5 win over St Louis as Manny Sanguillen drove in three with a bases loaded triple and Roberto Clemente plus Bob Robertson added key hits. Willie Stargell went 0 for 5 despite leading the NL with 28 homers and 79 RBIs.
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Boswell's eighth inning single sinks Phillies. Dodgers win
Ken Boswell lined a two run single in the eighth as the Dodgers beat the Phillies. Willie Crawford and Wes Parker had two RBIs each for Los Angeles who trimmed San Francisco's West lead and, with Al Downing notching his ninth win, remain five games behind the Giants.
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George Foster
Lee May
May
Johnny Bench
Buddy Bradford
Ron Hunt
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NCAA Sets TV Talks on 1971 Basketball Tournament
The NCAA University Division tournament committee met in Myrtle Beach to discuss broadcasting with NBC. Chairman Tom Scott announced a shift to byes based on teams’ last decade records, not the full historical 1939 baseline, affecting seven of 15 auto-qualification teams.
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Senators Narrow Victory Amid Rain At Finch Field
Thomasville fans stayed through a heavy rain to watch the Burlington Senators edge Penin 3-1 in an abbreviated Carolina League game at Finch Field. About 400 spectators endured the downpour as the contest was shortened by weather.
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Governor Plans Dinner For Track Dignitaries
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott will host a July 15 dinner for African dignitaries at the Governor’s Mansion in Raleigh. The Pan Africa-USA International Track Meet in Durham July 16-17 will feature 42 U.S. trackmen and 38 athletes from 14 African nations led by Kipchoge Keino.
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Governor's Mansion
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Kenya
Jim Ryan
Amos Biwott
Mohamed Gamoudi
Tunisia
Eugene
Ore
Rod Milburn
Southern University
North Carolina Central
Ron Draper
UCLA
John Smith
Charles Greene
U.S. Army
Sumter Beats Monroe 2-1 in Springs game boosts slim hopes
Sumter edged Monroe 2-1 as Jesus De La Rosa doubled in a run and Steve Gardner scored on a wild pitch to spur the rally. Spartanburg topped Anderson 8-1 while Greenwood edged Greenville 6-5 as standings shift with Spartanburg 7-1 and Greenwood 5-2 leading the league.
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Minor Leagues score roundup with multiple results
In the International League Tidewater beat Winnipeg 4 1 and Rochester topped Charleston 9 5. Dixie Association games include Amarillo at Dallas Fort Worth postponed by rain and Birmingham at Arkansas postponed. Other scores: Shreveport 6 Memphis 4. Montgomery 6 Columbus 2. Charlotte 6 Asheville 4. Savannah 4 Jacksonville 3. Western Carolinas Spartanburg 5 Anderson 1. Greenwood 5 Greenville 2. Sumter 2 Monroe 1. Carolinas Winston Salem 5 Salem 4. Raleigh Durham 3 Kinston 1. Burlington 3 Peninsula 1. Rocky Mount and Lynchburg not scheduled.
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Fights Reported From Various Cities In AP Roundup
The Associated Press notes quick bouts with Rodrigo Valdes of Colombia stopping Edmundo Leite of Brazil in Tampa. In New Orleans Joe Burns faced 179 pounds while Willie Wilson drew in Tampa. In New Bedford Irish Johnny Colley stopped Jimmy Meilleur of Toronto in eight rounds.
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Toronto
Right Speed Favored in Yonkers $25,000 Trot
Yonkers New York Cas tleton Farm Lexington Ky owns Right Speed with Ben Webster driving as the likely winner in the $25,000 act at Yonkers Raceway tonight.
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No Guarantee of Agreement Between Dixie League Partners
Texas League president Bobby Bragan said no working arrangement with the Southern League for a 1972 Dixie Association is guaranteed. He noted no vote has occurred, and expansion by San Diego and Milwaukee could keep eight teams in each league, though a new Dixie setup is only possible if those agreements materialize. Bragan reported on Texas League meetings about potential changes in Corpus Christi, Lubbock, Wichita Falls, Alexandria, Monroe and other cities.
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