Nelson Debuts with Pirates in 2-Run Win over Dodgers
Jim Nelson, 22, pitched seven innings of one earned run on five hits in his major league debut for the Pirates against the Dodgers. Willie Stargell hit a 14th homer as Pittsburgh built a 4-0 lead, while other NL and AL games saw Orioles, Twins, Indians, A’s, Royals, and White Sox in action. The Dodgers noted Nelson’s palm ball and shoulder pain while Cuellar and other pitchers struggled in late actions.
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San Francisco Willies
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Maravich Finds Pro Game Rough
Atlanta Hawks rookie Pete Maravich endured a rough first scrimmage in the 1970 camp. The $2 million lottery pick sprained an ankle last week and said he would be ready by week’s end. Coach Guerin and fellow rookies pushed defense as a sign of the coming season.
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Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
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Richie Guerin
Los Angeles
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Solunar Periods From Knight's Tables
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing and hunting around peak activity times each day, aiming for optimal sport and success based on best territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Rico Carty High on All Star List
New York AP Rico Carty of the Atlanta Braves drew 71 511 write in votes to rank third among NL outfield candidates in early all star balloting behind Hank Aaron and Willie Mays. Voting totals reflect fan ballots from about 242 000 votes cast through last Thursday.
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Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Carty
Hank Aaron
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
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Don Kassinger
Chicago Cubs
Willie McCovey
Chicago
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Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Earl Weaver
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Richie Allen
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Jim Hickman
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Los Angeles
Bill Graparkewitz
San Diego
Clarence Gaston
Art Shamsky
Dick Dietz
Ken Henderson
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Randy Hundley
Mike Shannon
McCarver
Brian Piccolo Dies at 26 in Memorial Hospital
Brian Piccolo, Bears halfback, died at Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Associated Diseases in New York. He was 26 and died shortly before 3 a.m. EDT after a battle with cancer. Piccolo missed five games in 1969 for chest tumor surgery, and had been a key back for Chicago after Gale Sayers’ knee injury.
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Chicago Bears
National Football League
Memorial Hospital
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Wake Forest
George Halas
Brian
Xtra
Halas
Gale Sayers
Onetil
Sayers
Ron Bull
Baseball standings and results from the major leagues
Major league standings show Baltimore leading the American East with New York and Detroit close behind. Monday results feature Cleveland over California in 12 innings and Oakland beating Detroit, while several NL games highlight Pittsburgh and St. Louis wins. Upcoming schedule includes multiple cross-division and interleague matchups across Boston Kansas City New York Chicago and Baltimore.
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Broyles Leads Coaches Invitational Golf Tourney
Bella Vista Arkansas AP Frank Broyles shot 70 to take a three stroke lead after first round of the 36 hole American Football Coaches Association invitational at Bella Vista Country Club. notable scores include C Fairbanks 73 and Vince Camilot 78.
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Brigham Young
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Mississippi State
Travel ers Lose to Dallas in Texas League game
Dallas-Fort Worth tied the Texas League series at one when Rich Coggins tripled and Petrie Watts grounded in the eighth to match Arkansas 1-1. Steve Green doubled in the ninth to drive in the winner as Ray Bare pitched six scoreless innings for Arkansas. Arkansas's only run came on a seventh-inning double by Phil Stein and Wayne Dees. Albuquerque beat Shreveport 4-3, San Antonio topped Amarillo 7-2, and El Paso defeated Memphis 8-6.
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Yugoslavia and Canada Rally in Davis Cup Play
Yugoslavia and Canada advanced in Davis Cup action on Monday, each wrapping up their best of five series at 3-2. Zeljko Franulovic clinched the Yugoslavia victory by defeating Ion Tiriac in a match halted by darkness, with Yugoslavia set to meet Spain.
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Mike Belkin
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New Zeaand
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John Sharpe
Colombia
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Dempsey and Carpentier Reflect on Boyle's 30 Acres Fight
In New York AP report on Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier recalling their 1921 bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City. Dempsey, turning 75, and Carpentier, 76, will reunite at Madison Square Garden as Willard, Firpo, Tunney, and others are referenced with film showings and an award from Joe Frazier. They note guarantees rather than percentages as the 80,183 crowd and $1.79 million gate are cited.
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Clarke faults college route for American distance stars
Australian distance great Ron Clarke says US college training hurts American world class runners. He cites need to run multiple races per meet as limiting champions, points to Gerry Lindgren injuries from overdoing dual meets, and backs Oregon freshman Steve Prefontaine as a potential successor. Clarke plans last season, hints at Munich 1972 target, and notes his own later career path despite still racing.
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Associated Press
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Ron Clarke
United States
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Washington State
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Steve Prefontaine
Mexico City
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Anderson-Frazier Wins 10-3 at Legion Field
Anderson-Frazier defeated First National 10-3 and outlasted Citizens 14-1 in a doubleheader at Legion Field. Buddy Ingram and Mike Pine led with hits. Ingram earned the win. Blevins sparked a 12-run inning in the second game for their first win, Morrison and Yates credited with wins. Standings show Anderson-Frazier atop the league. upcoming Senior Baba Ruth games and Cornbelt-Texarkana doubleheader noted.
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Labor Closes 2nd Track in California
Labor problems that shut Santa Anita Park for 27 days last winter have delayed Los Alamitos Race Course June 23 season opening. Track President Frank Wessels Jr said negotiations with the Service Employees International Union failed, postponing the quarter horse season indefinitely. The union seeks a three year wage package like that won for Santa Anita and Hollywood Park workers.
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Moody defends U S Open amid patriotic display in Minnesota
Orville Moody, the 1969 U S Open champion, prepares for the defense at Chaska Minnesota. He notes his red white and blue wardrobe reflects patriotism and expresses hopes for national unity. Moody, now 36, has had a modest tour year with top tens and a few missed cuts, taking family along for a three week break before the Open.
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