McBean Tops Cubs as Pirates Edge Cubs in N L Showdown
In a Wednesday night matchup, McBean pitched a complete game for the Pirates, beating the Cubs 2-1. Santo went without a hit through three at bats before McBean snared his eighth inning chance on third base. McCormick won his 17th, top in the league, as the Giants blanked St Louis 6-0 and Atlanta beat Houston 9-3.
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Dick Eliseworth
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Claude Osteen
Cincinnati
West Parker
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Angels
Cleveland
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Giants
St. Louis
Raiders Young Talent Makes Up Front For West
Raiders boast a deep young corps at offense defense and special teams led by Lamonica mobility and Otto as anchor They rely on Upshaw Harvey and Mitchell for line depth while Daniels and Dixon anchor the backfield The unit lacks proven top talent but shows promise with veterans Brown Williams and Paulson backing a high ceiling predicted to win the West
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al Davis
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Tom Flores
Art Powell
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Tom Mitchell
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Clem Daniels
Hewritt Dixon
Roger Hagberg
Pete Banoszek
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Gene Upshaw
Wayne Hawkins
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Harry Schuh
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Mike Eischeid
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Lossitar
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Don Birdwell
John Williamson
Don Conners
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Bill Laskey
Bill Budness
Gad
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Dave Grayson
West
Chicago Edges New York 5-2 in AL action
Ed Stroud and Paul Casanova delivered late in Washington as the Senators defeated Boston 3-2 after Priddy pitched a complete game. Chicago topped New York 5-2 while Detroit and Minnesota split a doubleheader 10-0 and 3-4. San Francisco shut out St Louis 6-0 and Philadelphia beat New York 3-2. Other results included Atlanta 9-3 over Houston and Los Angeles 8-0 vs Cincinnati. Boston remained one game behind Chicago in the race.
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Teams Could Meet for LL Title
Two foreign teams reached the Little League World Series semifinals for the first time in 21 years. Linares Mexico edged Northridge California 1 0 to set up a Tokyo vs Newtown Edgmont Pa semifinal while North Roseland Chicago beat U S Naval Station Rota Spain 1 0 in a no hitter by 12 year old Bob Stratta. The title game is Saturday at 2 pm with Monterey Mexico having previously won the title in 1957 and 1958.
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Athletics seek full hearing on Finley feud
The Kansas City Athletics voted unanimously to request a formal hearing and investigation by baseball commissioner William Eckert over owner Charles O. Finley's actions. MLBPA executive director Marsvin J. Miller said the team appeals under a major league agreement that allows commissioner review of such actions following Finley’s suspension and fine of pitcher Lew Krausse amid a dispute on an airliner.
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New York
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A's
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De Vicenzo Plays for Friends Not Bucks in Golf Career
Roberto de Vicenzo, British Open champion, says he plays golf to make friends worldwide and not for money. He eyes the Westchester Classic, trails $22,626 unofficial earnings this season, and competes among stars like Palmer, Nicklaus, and Player with a top prize of 50,000 dollars.
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Gary Player
South Africa
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Bobby Nichols
Sports Network
Bobsledder Coach Dies in Plattsburgh
John J. Helmer, 46, Olympic bobsledder and longtime alternate coach for the U S teams in 1968, died Tuesday night at Physician's Hospital in Plattsburgh New York after nearly two years of illness. Helmer, who lived in Plattsburgh, had a distinguished career in the sport and served as a key training figure for the national program.
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Chargers Bid for Fall Rally Amid Interleague Preseason
San Diego Chargers coach Sid Gillman defends three consecutive interleague exhibition games with NFL teams as a safeguard after signing draft picks post merger. He stresses preseason intensity, notes key players like Lance Alworth Paul Lowe John Hadl and additions Tom Day Scott Appleton and John Baker shaping a tough lineup for the regular season.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight schedule
The Solunar Tables schedule from Richard Alden Knight outlines major and minor periods for hunting and fishing planning. Major periods begin at specified times and last about one to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Times are given in Central Daylight Saving Time to guide outdoor activities.
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Bobcat Football Names Bill Lawrence Assistant Coach
Bill Lawrence takes the role as assistant in charge of the Bobcat offense in his first season at Hope schools. A 1962 McGehee High School graduate, he attended Arkansas A&M College as a two year AN-AIC defensive halfback. He played pro football last season in the North American Football League for Savannah, Georgia, within the Atlanta Falcons farm system. Lawrence, 23, is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Lawrence of McGehee and resides at 1513 South Elmet, Hope. He is single and a Methodist.
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Pittsburgh at Atlanta and more notes on San Diego
The report cites rain and scores in a soccer context with players Rick Redman Frank Bun com or Chuck Allen and mentions San Diego jumping to a 4 0 record last season. Gill man reflects on last year and optimism for this year citing talent youth and a strong defense though wary of early losses.
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Frank Buncom
Chuck Allen
San Diego
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Throwing Error Beats Travelers in 13 Innings
A throwing error by Arkansas shortstop Jose Arcia let Byron Browne score from second base as Dallas-Fort Worth defeated the Travelers 2-1 in 13 innings. Don Larsen earned the win in relief, his fifth in eight decisions, while Upham pitched 11 scoreless innings and took the loss for the Travelers.
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Traveler
Football Exhibition Kansas versus Chicago score clash
Kansas from the AFL routed Chicago from the NFL by 66 to 24 in a postwar exhibition clash. The game highlighted offensive firepower with high-scoring plays and notable performances by both teams' backs and receivers.
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