Hope and Star Sports Homer Wins Only Game in Majors
In Cincinnati, Pitts burgh third baseman Richie Hebner ends a slump with a ninth inning three run homer off Wayne Granger to beat the Reds 5 1. Hebner, who had eight straight strikeouts, says he’s regaining his stroke after Marine service. Bob Johnson allows nine hits in a complete game for the Reds as Pittsburgh snaps Cincinnati’s four game win streak. Johnson notes his control and the Pirates move to 7-2 in the season series against Cincinnati.
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Marines
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Wayne Granger
Reds
Jim McGlothlin
McGlothlin
Kansas City
Johnson
Carter Lost for Season at Arkansas Razorbacks
Randy Carter, a 6 foot 3 inch 220 pound defensive tackle from Dallas, will miss this season for Arkansas after failing to meet physical requirements following knee surgery. He plans to stay at Arkansas and return for 1872 season.
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Randy Carter
Arkansas Razorbacks
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Dallas
Arkansas
Stylish Major a Surprise in Hiasevelt International Trot
Westbury New York April 1970 The 10 year old Stylish Major a New Zealand bred harness horse could upset the Hiasevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway with driver Norman Dauplaise from Drummondville Quebec noting Stylish Major as fastest finisher and a dangerous stretch runner while defending champion Fresh Yankee looms as 6 1 shot favorite in a 125000 event potentially reshaping the field
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Roosevelt Raceway
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Hive
Canada
Dausilin
Drummondville
Que
Dauplaise
Tidalium Pelo
France
Widits
A Daring Maneuver Wins Title in Diving Championship
Mike Brown, a Denver native and Indiana graduate student, won the AAU one-meter diving title with a reverse one and one-half somersault layout scoring 995.20, defeating Jim Henry who faded to fourth after a late dive. Brown credited Indiana coach Hobie Billingsley for his rapid improvement and expressed Olympic aspirations as finalists moved to three-meter preliminaries and women’s ten-meter events.
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Associated Press
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Mike Brown
Jim Henry
Brown
Denver
Colo
University of Indiana
Henry
Indiana
Dallas
Tex
Long Beach
Calif
Michael Finneran
Santa Clara
Don Danfield
Hobie Billingsley
Cynthia Potter
Travs Split Two Extra Inning Games
Arkansas travelers split a Dixie Association doubleheader with Birmingham Athletics, each game decided in extra innings. The opener went 9 innings with Birmingham winning 2 to 1 before 7,461 at Ray Winder Field. In the nightcap, Arkansas won 1 to 0 in 12 innings as Skip Jutze scored the decisive run.
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Arkansas Travelers
Birmingham Athletics
Dixie Association
Birmingham
Ray Winder Field
Travelers
Shreveport
Chris Figethe
Jackie Stripling
Arkansas
Skip Jutze
TCU Tight End Ronnie Peoples Emerges as Leader
Ronnie Peoples, 6-3 220, rises as TCU's No. 1 tight end and co-captain after spring work that impressed coaches. Pittman lauds his toughness and hitting ability as Judy provides offensive spark. Team faces depth questions at offense and linebacker with solid defense but uncertain ground game and line play.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Odessa High
Steve Judy
Frogs
Pye
Jim Pittman
Judy
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Tulane
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Sidney Bond
Charlie Davis
Gary Whitman
Dale Ladner
Steve Patterson
Tookie Berry
Russell Coffee
Duke Carlisle
Texas
Bobby Davis
Larry Harris
Billy Sadler
Marshall
Fights And Baseball Drama From Tokyo Briefing
George Carter of Tokyo knocked out Jessuo Hoshino in the middleweights. Masao Ohba outpointed Tony Moreno in Japan. Sam Antonia reached on an error. Bill Brooks drilled a go ahead hit as Jutze scored on a misplay. The Birmingham club chased a win with a wild pitch by Bill Geiger, setting up a rematch at 7:30.
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George Carter
Tokyo
Jessuo Hoshino
Masao Ohba
Tony Moreno
Sam Antonia
Tex
Bill Brooks
Jutze
Birmingham
Bill Geiger
RES Hopes for Ark Baseball Page Summary
Major League standings and schedules from the American and National Leagues with team records, leading batting and pitching stats, and upcoming games. Highlights include Oakland and Baltimore in the East, Chicago and Pittsburgh in the West, and top hitters like Oliva Murcer and Stargell across the leagues.
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Koosman
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Grimsley
Jarvis
Associated Press
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Minn
Murcer
N.Y
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Balt
Tovar
R.smith
Bonigliaro
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Carew
Patek
K.C
F. Alou
Cash
Melton
Chic
Otis
C.dobson
Lolich
Det
Browns at Cowboys pre season clash in Cotton Bowl
Cleveland Browns start Mike Phipps at quarterback over Bill Nelsen as Dallas Cowboys pursue a winning streak. Roster moves include Jerry Rhome Jack Clancy and Eugene Moore changing teams. Several veterans sit out for both sides amid pre season lineups and injuries.
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Associated Press
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Bill Nelsen
Nelsen
Nelson
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Los Angeles
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Roger Staubach
Mike Ditka
Lee Ray Jordan
Dick Schafrath
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Los Angeles Rams
Oilers
Karl Sweetan
John Walton
Roman Gabriel
Clancy
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Green Bay
Atlanta
Miami
Moore
Baltimore
Key Parker Injures Shoulder in Tulsa Practice
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Tulsa tight end Bobby Nichols sprained his right shoulder during drills and may miss up to the first week in October. Nichols was hurt chasing a pass from Joe Ferguson, whose long throws and zip on short passes highlighted the first full day of practice. Defensive line coach Mervin Johnson praised overall conditioning, with pads to come Monday.
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Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Bobby Nichols
Tulsa
Okla
Nichols
Joe Ferguson
Broyles
Ferguson
Mervin Johnson
Hogs
Bold Reason Aims For Sixth Straight Travers Victory
Bold Reason seeks a sixth consecutive win in the 102nd Travers Stakes at Saratoga, aiming to solidify status as leading 3 year old after a five race streak that includes the Hollywood Derby and the American Derby. Other $100,000 races and several $25,000 events fill the weekend card with Pass Catcher among expected Travers rivals and Bold Reason’s main challengers listed for the Lyndheimer and Endine fields.
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Associated Press
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Saratoga
William Levin
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Travers
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Benjamin F. Lindheimer
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del Mar
Delaware Park
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Mr. Pow Wow
Princess Paut
Royal Harmony
Cold Comfort
I'm For
Mama
Royal Signal
Miss Germain Defeated in Women Amateur Golf Round
Dorothy Germain of Blytheville Ark loses in the second round of the 71st annual Women Amateur Golf Championships in Atlanta. Beth Barry of Dauphin Island Alabama defeats Germain 3 and 1 to advance.
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Dorothy Germain
Blytheville
Ark
Atlanta
Miss Germain
Beth Barry
Daughin Island
Ala
Two Arkansans Under Par In Philadelphia Classic
Richard Crawford of Little Rock and R H Sikes of Springdale each shot one under par 71 in the first round of the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. Mike Hill led with 65.
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Richard Crawford
Little Rock
R. H. Sikes
Springdale
Mike Hill
Mike Hill Leads Philadelphia Classic After First Round
Mike Hill, from Jackson Michigan, shoots seven under par 35 30 85 to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus on the Country Club course. Nicklaus cards 32 24 while Bob Rosburg Bob Murphy and Tom Weiskopf sit two back as 147 players start. Hill seeks his first tour win since 1969 with a refined swing and strong mental game after a midseason regroup.
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Industrial Valley Bank
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Country Club
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Bob Murphy
Tom Weiskopf
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PGA
Dave Hill
Milwaukee
Nicklaus
NFL Probes Deal by Robinson in Kansas City
The NFL and Kansas City Crime Commission clash over Johnny Robinsons purchase of the Mirror Lake Town Club now Johnny Robinsons Swim and Tennis Club with a 75000 down payment and a 275000 promissory note to Edward Osadchey. NFL says it is a simple property purchase and notes no need to divest. The New Jersey office confirms awareness of the deal since December and found no cause for intervention. Osadcheys record includes a 1964 tax fraud conviction related to Mirror Lake Golf and Country Club. Robinson says the deal completed with league office approval after practice.
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Mirror Lake Golf and Country Club
William Jewell College
Liberty
Stram
Solunar Tables Schedule Preview From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods compiled from Richard Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily activity for fishing and hunting. Plan days to align sport with periods to maximize success in good territory and cover.
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