Unitas Back in Swing as Starr Sidelined at Camp
NFL news centers on John Unitas resuming throwing after right Achilles surgery with the Baltimore Colts in Westminster Maryland, while Bart Starr reports arm pain at Green Bay with coach Dan Devine explaining the need to halt passing. The piece also covers top running backs Csonka Kiick Johnson and Brown seeking raises, and various trades and injuries among teams.
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Pirates Blast L A 10 to 4 in Dodgers rout
Dodgers explode for ten runs led by Maury Wills three RBI as LA tops Pittsburgh 10 to 4 ending Pirates 11 game win streak. Sanguillen remains hopeful saying one game does not define tomorrow while Montreal and New York records shift in NL standings.
Hope (Ark.) Star Faceoff and MLB Highlights
In a packed sports roundup from AP Tampa Willie Wilson outpointed Karl Zurheide in a boxing display. Baseball notes include Montreal's win over Chicago on Fairly and a rally led by Cedeno to beat Philadelphia in the 11th. Giants edge Braves after Bonds, Dietz, and Mays contribute late. Spiezio homers to lift San Diego past Cincinnati ending a skid. Whittier College names David Jacobs as head basketball coach.
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Sam McDowell Fined and Fights Spark A's Losses
Sam McDowell received a $1000 fine for rowdy conduct on the team bus and then pitched a seven hit 3 1 victory over the Angels. He improved to 9 3 after yielding control late as Cleveland lost the lead amid late rallies. The White Sox swept the Yankees in a doubleheader while other AL and NL games produced varied results across the league.
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League East standings with Pittsburgh leading at 62 32 and Montreal's 394 pace. Montreal beats Chicago 5-3 while New York stops St Louis 5-2. Houston defeats Philadelphia 3-2 in 11. L A tops Pittsburgh 10-4. San Diego slips past Cincinnati 4-3. San Francisco and Atlanta post 11-8 score. AL leaders show Baltimore 58-34, Detroit 49-43, New York 45-50 with several nightly results noted including Baltimore 2-1 over Oakland and Chicago 8-3 over New York. Major League batting and pitching leaders highlighted with Murcer, Torre, Stargell among top performers.
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Autographed Bats Spark Baseball Etiquette and Unrest
Anaheim Angels face a strange mirror of branding as 5,000 autographed Alex Johnson bats sit in Anaheim Stadium after his suspension. The team may trade Johnson to resolve the limbo while keeping the bats, valued around $5,000, unissued to fans and awaiting a brighter season.
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Evert tops Czarnecki in U S Lawn Tennis under-14
Fort Lauderdale’s Jeanne Evert, the top seed, opened the girls 14 and under division at the U S Lawn Tennis Association National Championship with a dominant 6 0 6 1 victory over Monica Czarnecki of Flint Michigan in the first round at Little Rock AP report shows Evert in control throughout the match with clear edge in accuracy and power
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Spurs rout Travelers 10-4 in Arkansas game
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs exploded for four earned runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth to beat the Arkansas Travelers 10-4 in Little Rock. Randy Cohen pitched the full game for the Spurs, while Dennis Cabell took the loss. Tammy Heintzelman led Arkansas with four hits including a homer and a double. The defeat tightens the Travelers’ lead in the Dixie Association Central Division to 4 1/2 games over Shreveport. Other scores: Jacksonville over Montgomery 6-4. Savannah over Asheville 6-5. Columbus and Charlotte split a doubleheader, Columbus winning 3-2 and Charlotte 4-2.
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