Blomberg Rips Two Run Double To Lead Yankees
The Yankees beat Kansas City 3 1 as Ron Blomberg hit a two run double lifting his average to .447 in four games since promotion from Syracuse. Mel Stottlemyre earned his 12th win, stifling the Indians with four hits over the nine inning span. Elsewhere, Washington, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston and Minnesota won as nine other AL clubs played through the night.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Blomberg
Kansas City
Syracuse
Washington
Oakland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
California
Minnesota
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Diego
New York
Los Angeles
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
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Pete Broberg
Don Mincher
Dave Nelson
Bill Melton
Wilbur Wood
Melton
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Ellie Hendricks
Dave Johnson
Hendricks
Johnson
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Andy Kosco
Red Sox
Clyde Wright
Phil Gagtiano
Luis Aparicio
Angels
Reggie Smith
Wright
Sox
George Scott
Gagliano
Carl Yastrzemski
Aparicio
Young Redleg Outhorls Bob Gibson
Reds 20 year old Don Gullett outdueled Cardinals ace Bob Gibson 1 0 as Pirates, Cubs, Mets and others won in MLB action. Gullett 14-4 mark after a one hit eight inning outing and a $1 fine for not sacrificing. Bernie Carbo and George Foster fueled Cincinnati with a third inning homer and fifth inning rally. Johnny Callison grand slam helped Chicago, Milt May and Milt Pappas starred for Pittsburgh and Chicago respectively. Carl Morton and Laboy sparked Montreal past San Diego. Giants beat Phillies on five hit shutout by John Cumberland and Dietz homer. six NL games plus AL scores listed.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Don Gullett
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Gullett
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
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Pirates
Houston Astros
Cubs
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
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Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston
California
New York
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Minnesota
Cleveland
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Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Oakland
Bernie Carbo
George Foster
Milt May
Pittsburgh
Johnny Callison
Milt Pappas
Atlanta
Ken Singleton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Singleton
Tommie Agee
Coco Laboy
Montreal
John Bateman
Ron Fairly
Ron Brand
Laboy
Carl Morton
John Cumberland
Dick Dietz
Philadelphia
Giants
Victo
Trevino to Play at Hartford Open on Labor Day Weekend
Trevino, holder of the U S British and Canadian Open titles and golf’s leading money winner, will compete in the Greater Hartford Open over Labor Day weekend. Cochairmen Ray Gorynski and Hugh Barr said Trevino’s appendectomy recovery has gone well and he plans to play in the tourney.
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Haripford
Conn
Trevino
Cochairmen
Ray Gorynski
Hugh Barr
Americans Treated Fine in Cuba
Byron D Shewman reports from Havana on the U S volleyball team in zone qualifying for the 1972 Munich Games. Americans describe friendly Cuban people, clean streets, modest hotel, basic meals, and a curiosity about postrevolution Havana while planning to face Cuba with confidence.
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Cuba
Byron Dale Shewman
Mar Vista
San Diego
U.S
Havana
Munich
Byron D. Shewman
Allisons to Make a Run for Position at Talladega
The Allison brothers Bobby and Donnie strive for pole at Talladega 500 time trials with Paula Murphy set to race Friday. Donnie posted 186.079 mph fastest practice. Bobby 185.934 mph. Other contenders include Charlie Glotzbach 185.779 and Richard Petty 183 mph. Murphy seeks a women’s closed course speed record at the track, aiming beyond current 147.9 mph mark.
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Bloys Britt
Talladega, Ala
Allison Brothers
Bobby
Donnie
Paula Murphy
Alabama International Motor Speedway
Allisons
Hueytown
Ala
Speedway
Wood Brothers
Stuart
Michigan
Charlie Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
Richard Petty
Buddy Baker
Plymouth
Dodge
Fred Lorenzen
Miss Murphy
Lorenzen
STP
Andy Granatelli
Vicki Wood
Detroit
Daytona Beach
Fla
Casper Seeks To End Long Golf Slump In Philadelphia
Billy Casper, 40, battles a prolonged lean spell as he tees off at Industrial Valley Bank's $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley CC. Last year he won $30,000 for 274, and the year’s slump threatens his record of at least one tourney win per year since 1956. Top money leaders Trevino, Palmer, Nicklaus and others are in the field as Casper searches for form after a difficult stretch and a U.S. Open miss.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Billy Casper
Casper
Industrial Valley Bank
Whitemarsh Valley County Club
Whitemarsh
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Gene Littler
Bug Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Tommy Heard
Bruce Crampton
Frank Beard
Dave Eichelberger
Bobcats to Put on Pads Friday
After four days of workouts the Hope Bobcats continue drills today before putting on pads Friday. Daily practice follows a steady routine with morning defense and afternoon offense. Forty two players have reported each day including 18 seniors 12 juniors and 12 sophomores with good morale and a winning attitude.
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Hope Bobcats
Bobcats
Cats
Gaslite Bowl bowling results and fall league plans
Tuesday night bowling saw Dee McMurrough top score with 202 and a 477 series. Bobby Gauthche and Lois Wagley tied for second high series at 459 while Gauthche had 174 high game. Christine’s won four from Bruner, Collier’s beat Prescott Motor three of four, Southern Mills won three from Lewis McLarty. Next Tuesday is free night for fall league signups. The ladies fall league starts August 31. contact 887-3898. June Goodner notes many new faces on Alley machines. Penn State has 32 straight nonlosing seasons since finishing 3-4-1 in 1938.
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Dee McMurrough
Bobby Gauthche
Prescott
Lois Wagley
Christine’s
Bruner
Collier’s
Prescott Motor
Southern Mills
Lewis McLarty
June Goodner
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