Orioles Lose Doubleheader As McNally Dominates Oakland
Baltimore trips Oakland 8-2 in the opener with Dave McNally driving in five runs including his first career grand slam to snap a skid. Oakland salvages the nightcap 2-0 as Jim Hunter and Diego Segui shut down the Orioles, who fail to capitalize on bases loaded threats. Detroit beats Chicago 3-0 to extend AL lead. other results include Boston over Cleveland 3-0 and Minnesota over Washington 4-2.
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Associated Press Sports Wester
Baltimore Ore Sales
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Detroit Tigers
Earl Wilson
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Detroit
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Washington
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Houston
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Brooks Robinson
MacNally
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Dat
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Pate Richart
Elrod Hendricks
Dave Johnson
White Sox
Milwaukee
Lonborg
Tim Cullen
Ron Perranoski
Frank Bertaina
Twins
Jim Perry
Rich Reese
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Jim McGlothlin
Roy White
New York
Gene Michael
Associated Fh
Chicago
Hattori
Bagton
Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Dave McNally
Pro Charts Eagles Prospectus Show Defensive Woes and Old-Guard Strains
Unrest in the front office and a battered roster plague the Philadelphia Eagles as Norm Snead's ankle injury clouds the offense. Kuharich demands 30 percent defensive improvement while aging linemen and torn knees threaten the backbone. Ditka, Hawkins, and Hill offer aerial hope if tempo and health improve, but run game and line depth face injury risk. defense shows hopeful signings but overall remains inconsistent with veteran and rookie roles in flux.
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Jerry Wolman
Eagles
Norm Snead
Joe Kuhorich
Norman Snead
Kuharich
King Hill
John Huarte
Mike Ditka
Ben Hawkins
Freddie Hill
Gary Boliman
Bills Lose Kemp For Season In AFL Roster Blow
Associated Press report from Niagara Falls New York details Buffalo Bills season setback as quarterback Jack Kemp tears ligaments in his right knee ending his season and rookie Gary McDermott sprains a dislocated elbow. Coach Joe Collier stresses replacements Tom Flores Dan Darragh and Dick Cunningham while Bills rely on Lincoln Carlton Gregory Anderson Haven Muses and Dubenion Ledbetter Rutkowski Trapp Cratt and Cosuta Ferguson to fill gaps.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press Sports
Weiter
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Butefalo Bills
Wellewisher
Joe Collier
Collier
Bills
Jack Kemp
Gary McDermott
Kemp
Ron MaDotte
McDermott
Billy Shaw
Keith Lincoln
Wray Carlton
Elbert Dubenion
Booker Edgerson
Jon O'Donnell
Agaments
O'Donnell
Dick Cunningham
O’donnell
Tom Flores
Flores
Dan Darragh
Tom
Darragh
Wiliam and Mary
Paul Cosuta
Charley Ferguson
Clay Aims to Aid Youths in Philadelphia Ghettos
Pittsburgh AP reports Cassius Clay intends to establish a training base in Philadelphia to mentor youths in the Negro ghettos and stage a one shot exhibition. He would travel there to work with gang leaders and steer youths toward lawful paths, but the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission denied his application by 21 votes on Monday.
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Chamepion Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Pennsyleania State Athletic Commission
Clay
Baseball Scores and Standings From The Associated Press
Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader as Boston and Chicago yielded wins. Major League leaders include Rose, Brock, and McCovey, with pitching highlights from McLain and Tiant. Eastern division shows Arkansas leading, with teams like Shreveport and Dallas trailing.
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Cardenal
Cleve
McLain
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Bost
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Rose
Cin
M. Alou
Pitts
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McCovey
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Chie
F. Alou
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Houst
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Pitt
R. Allen
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Wills
Mattichal
Kline
Regan
Chic
Jenkins
Gibson
Mets Shut Out Cardinals as McAndrew Loses Debut
Mets rookie McAndrew allowed one run over six innings in his major league debut against St. Louis, then. Despite an early two run lead, New York lost 1-0 as the Cardinals blanked the Mets. Other NL scores included Perry’s one hitter for the Giants in a 3-0 win over the Cubs and Blass’ 4-0 shutout of Atlanta.
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Ay Bier
Spomwuriter
New York
Meta
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Mets
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Gaylord Perry
San Franscisco
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Jon Torre
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Tom Haller
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Jack Bunningham
Bob Aspromonte
Records Are Smashed in Swim Meet
Teenagers push world marks at Los Angeles Olympic trials as Catie Ball, Debbie Mayer, and Claudia Kolb break two world records. Ball clocks 2 38.5 in 200m breaststroke, 1 14.7 in 100m breaststroke, while Mayer shatters records in 400m freestyle and 200m, with finals to come. Hall sets American mark in 100m backstroke and Hewitt wins 200m butterfly amid close races.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Catie Ball
U.S
Catie
Jacksonville
Fla
Debbie Mayer
Claudia Kolb
Debbie
Sacramento
Mexico City
Kaye Hall
Tacoma
Wash
Tont Hewitt
Corona del Mar
Calif
Miss Ball
Cathy Jamison
Santa Clara, Calif
Sharon Wichman
Fort Wayne Ind
Miss Hall
Jane Swagerty
Santa Clara
Kendis Moore
Arizona Desert Rats
Phoenix
Ellie Daniel
Penn State
Home Runs Fatal to Travelers in Loss at Little Rock
Dallas Fort Worth defeated Arkansas 64 in Little Rock as Borck Davis and Glenn Clark hit two homers. The loss snapped the Travelers' three game win streak and, with Shreveport beating Memphis, dropped Arkansas four games behind in the Eastern Division of the Texas League. Boots Day hit his sixth homer for Arkansas in the third.
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Borck Davis
Glenn Clark
Dallase Fort Worth
Arkansas Coro
Shreveport
Memphis
Arekansas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Boots Day
Davis
Ernie Foil
Clark
Winnie Streak
Pro Teams Cut Players With Gusto
Pro football clubs cut rosters on Monday, finalizing league roster limits. New Orleans veterans Obert Logan and Ray Rissmiller were among seven cuts by the Saints as NFL teams reduced to 49 active players and AFL squads to 43. Booth Lusteg voiced frustration after his Miami release. Several top draft picks and veterans across Kansas City, Chicago, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Washington, New Orleans, and New York were let go, with notable exits including Mike Livingston and Jerry Mazzanti.
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Obert Logan
Ray Rissmiller
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George) Wilson
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Rissmiller
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Ronnie South
West Texas State
Mike Livingston
Southern Methodist
Mickey McCarthy
Texas Christian
Sammy Grezaffi
Louisiana State
Wayne McClure
Mississippi
Eddie Blodrowski
Kubala
Sree Bay
Jerry Richardson
Tommie Gray
Morehead State
Atlanta
Duane Allen
Falcons
Chicago Bears
Bo Wood
Green Bay
Andy Beath
Duke
Wade Traynham
Minnesota Vikings
Willie Fleming
Bob Lee
Vikings
Lee
University of Pacific
Wal
Fleming
NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jerry Mazzanti
Bob Whitlow
Jerry Marion
Jim Prestel
Redskins
Jim Shorter
Wilsie Adams
Bill Briggs
Trenton Jackson
Bruce Alford
Jim Barris
Boston Patriots
Fob Cappadona
Bill Johnson
Texas League Scores Include Fort Worth Run Rally
The Blues outhit the Braves but stranded nine as El Paso beat Amarillo 54 in Texas League action. Dallas and Fort Worth combined for six runs while Arkansas pushed ten. Almonte Pirini King Dowling Stons Wo Almonte le Gus man Day 8 13 7 had pitching duties with Mon.
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Braves
el Paso
Amarillo
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
New Orleans and New York reports detail boxing results with multiple bouts. Ruben Navarro beat Hiroshi Kobayashi by outpoint in Los Angeles while Eddie Vie, among others, posted results from New York and Albuquerque.
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Lage
Associated Press
New Orleans
New York
New Ory
Albuquerque
N.M
Foster
Washington
Eddie Vie
Tory
Ruben Navarro
Los Angeles
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Good Athlete Will Be Good Anywhere
Walter Harrior AP reports in South Lake Tahoe that U S Olympic hopefuls test at the Mexico City altitude training site. Dr William P Plummer says athletes adapt by increasing hemoglobin within weeks, but initial workouts can cause altitude sickness and chest pains while many coaches advocate a slow start. A few athletes persist, others fail to adjust. In Plymouth NH an 83 year old harness racer collapsed at the start of a trotting race and his son finished the race winning.
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Walter
South Lake Tahoe
Cauls
Hinds
U.S
Maxi¢o City
William P. Plummer
Maxico City
Plummer
Plymouth
NFL Teams Make Roster Moves Across AFC and NFC
Uneman Ed Toner reports Denver Broncos released guard Richard Tyson defensive back Bobby Moton wide receiver Herman Lewis and kicker Bob Humphreys. Bears coach Jim Wilson denied cutting regulars while Buffalo Bills signed defensive end Tom Day and placed Charley Bivins plus five others on waivers amid taxi squad hopes. Bivins, 28, joined Bills last October after stints with Chargers and Falcons and recovering from a groin injury.
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Ed Toner
Denver
Broncos
Richard Tyson
Bobby Moton
Herman Lewis
Bob Humphreys
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Bears
Jim Wilson
Tom Day
Charley Bivins
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Joe Collier
Day
San Dajgo
Chargers
Atlanta Falcons
Bivins
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