McNally Stumbles in Orioles Loss as Reese Grand Slam Wins It
Bob McNally blanked by a late Rich Reese grand slam in the seventh as Minnesota pulled ahead 5 2 over Baltimore. Reese drove in three runs. Horton's second slam and Cater’s homer boosted Detroit and Oakland wins. Other games included California topping Washington 3 2 and New York, Kansas City, Chicago also victorious. Orioles pressure failed after a 2 hitter through 6 2 3 innings.
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Associated
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Dave McNally
Baltimore
McNally
Rich Reese
Minnesota
Orioles
Pye
Reese
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Oakland
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Tigers
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Danny Cater
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Red Sox
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Washington
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Seattle
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Horton
Dan Osinski
Bobby Knoop
Cater
Sal Bando
Mike Andrews
Ramon Webster
A’s
Sparky Lyle
Webster
Ted Kubiak
Reggie Jackson
New York
Phoebus
Horgan
Woodson
Miller
Kilkenny
Howie Reed
Larry Dierker
Battins
Twins
Beard wins Westchester Classic as Hill says winning means little
Frank Beard wins the Westchester Classic by one stroke at Westchester Country Club finishing 13 under par with a 275 total. Bert Greene finishes one behind after a late miss. Dan Sikes places third, Harold Henning fourth, and Trevino Aaron tied for fifth. Beard, a 30 year old businessman, says money matters little to him as he plans rest before the PGA Championship while his earnings near $500,000.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Harrison
N.Y
Frank Beard
Beard
Westchester Country Club
Bert Greene
Georgia
Greene
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Harold Henning
Lee Trevino
Tommy Aaron
Trevino
Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Peard
Minnesota
Solunar Tables Guide for Hunting and Fishing Planning
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning for hunting and fishing. Schedule helps with prime activity times to maximize success in good territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Pitching Is the Name of the Game in Reds Phillies Tilt
The Reds edged the Phillies 19 to 7 in a high scoringNL West clash as Wayne Granger and a 46 hit attack sparked a dramatic comeback. Lee May Pete Rose and Johnny Bench fueled a 10 run fifth inning while Tony Taylor sparked Philadelphia with a grandslam. Manager Dave Bristol praised the wild finish.
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Associated Press
Chico
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Philadelphia
Ruiz
Wayne Granger
Granger
Chieco
Wild West
Atlanta
New York Mets
San Francisco
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Houston
Astros
Montreal
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Boston
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New York Yankees
Seattle
California
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Lee May
Pete Rose
Alex Johnson
Johnny Bench
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Richie Al-len
Tony Perez
Rose
Ron Stone
Dave Bristol
Phils
Bob Skinner
Jerry Grote
Mets
Arling Cleon Jones
New York
Dick Dietz
Ken Henderson
Hal Lanier
Henderson
Pirates
al Oliver
Gaylord Perry
Roberto Clemente
Bill Sudakis
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Don Wilson
Cubs rally to snap skid as Williams stars on road
Denis Menke and Mack Jones combine on a key play at the plate in a tense late-game moment. Billy Williams belted a three-run homer in the eighth off Joe Niekro, lifting the Chicago Cubs to their fourth straight win and dropping San Diego to its eighth straight defeat.
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Denis Menke
Mack Jones
Billy Williams
Joe Niekro
Cubs
San Diego
Mississippi golf loan raises ethics questions in Congress
A 265000 Farmers Home Administration loan guarantee funds the Natchez Trace Golf Club in Lee County Mississippi to buy land, add nine holes and facilities. The project exceeds agency debt guidelines, with 231 members and an estimated 1147 dollars per family. Rep Jamie Whitten says he asked about progress. the club must meet rural area eligibility and nondiscrimination rules while public access remains a factor.
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Dick Barngs
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Mississippi
Jamie Whitten
Farmers Home Administration
Lee County
Whitten
Robert 8. Crites
Bank of Mississippi
Tupelo
Miss
Natchez Trace Group
Elmer L. Grice
Grice
Crites
Washington
Office of Inspector General
Department of Agriculture
Roy Kelly
Early look at pro football season from exhibition games
The piece reviews key hopes for teams and coaches led by Vince Lombardi with the Redskins, Gayle Sayers return for the Bears, and Johnny Unitas reemerging for Baltimore. It notes six exhibition games with Washington beating Chicago, Baltimore over San Diego, Kansas City atop Oakland, Minnesota routing Miami, Houston beating Buffalo, and the Jets edging the College All-Stars as Namath shines for New York.
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Robam Muu
Associated Press
Vince Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Gayle Sayers
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Minnesota
Bud Grant
Vikings
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Washington
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Baltimore
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Kansas City
Oakland
Miami Dolphins
Houston
Buffalo
Jets
Lombardi
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
Sam Huff
Tom Roussel
Concannon
Unitas
Earl Morrall
Colts
Morrall
Stram
Chiefs
Raiders
Birmingham
Ala
Gene Trosch
Eldridge Dickey
Jackie Lee
Robert Holmes
Miami
Joe Kapp
Tampa
Fla
Unitas Seeks Respect But Colts Dominate Chargers
Jona Unitas, claiming to be 100 percent better than last year, watches his Colts beat the San Diego Chargers 26-6 in San Diego. He notes arm soreness but reports good feel after a 7-for-8 second quarter and a 48 yard pass to Ray Perkins. Preston Pearson's 81 yard kickoff return helps Baltimore in the 19-point burst. Coach Don Shula says Unitas may play more next week in Oakland but will not rush him, as the Colts grapple with choosing between Unitas and Earl Morrall for the starter role.
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San Diego
Jona Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Don Shula
Colts
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Chargers
Unitas
Ray Perkins
Preston Pearson
Colt
Asault
Shula
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Earl Morrall
NFL
Travelers Split a Double Bill in Arlington Texas League doubleheader
In Arlington Texas League action the Spurs won the opener 4 3 after a shaky lead erased by Roger Robinsons three run homer in the sixth. The Travelers took the nightcap 3 1 behind timely hitting including Paul Flesner Don Baylor and Billy Ray. Baylor earlier drove in a run and Roger Freed belted his 16th homer of the season. Randy Coen earned his ninth victory as Mike Hebert aided. Vaughan Kovacs evened the score at 5 5 with strong relief.
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Tex
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
Spurs
Travelers
Roger Robinson
Paul Flesner
Don Baylor
Billy Ray
Baylor
Roger Freed
Randy Coen
Mike Hebert
Dave Bakenhaster
Vaughan Kovacs
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