Pirates Nip Phils on Wild Pitches
The Pirates beat the Phillies 3-2 in 14 innings as two wild pitches by Dick Selma let Matty Alou score the deciding run. Alou reached base four times, and Selma tired after five innings, allowing the decisive error and scores to unfold. Other NL results included Montreal shutting out New York 2-0 and St. Louis beating Houston 3-2.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press Sports
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Dick Selma
Pirates
Phillies
Selma
Matty Alou
Montreal
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
Oakland
Alou
Matty
Tom Seaver
Carl Morton
Mets
Dan McGinn
Seaver
Morton
Ron Fairly
Jim Fairey
Expos
Richie Allen
Chuck Taylor
Mike Torrez
Astro
Taylor
Rico Carty
Carty
Gaylord Perry
Hoyt Wilhelm
Nate Colbert
al Ferrara
Pat Dobson
Dave Roberts
Padres
Colbert
Huff Thinks Politics Tougher Than Football
Sam Huff returns to pro football as a fulltime Redskins coach while Bud Grant signs a five year Vikings deal. Huff, a former All Pro, contrasted politics with football noting opponents are visible on the field but unseen in politics. Grant, optimistic about the Vikings future, aims for a Super Bowl after a 23 7 loss to the Chiefs in New Orleans. Other NFL moves include Bears signing rookie Brubacher and Morgan, Patriots adding receivers Brown and Killingsworth, and Broncos landing Randy Montgomery as a return specialist.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
Sam Huff
Huff
Washington Reddskins
Bud Grant
Minnesota Vikings
Vince Lombardi
Big Sam
Lombardi
Congress
West Virginia
NFL
New York Giants
Washington
Grant
Vikings
New Orleans
Kansas City Chiefs
Max Winter
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Ross Brupbacher
Texas A&m
Jim Morgan
Henderson
Ark
Brupebacher
Bears
Morgan
Boston Patriots
Henry Brown
Missouri
Joe Killingsworth
Oklahoma
Randy Montgomery
Weber State
Denver Bronchos
Johnson and Fothergill Favorite in All Star Dowling Trials
Akron’s Don Johnson and Dot Fothergill of North Attleborough head the writers poll as pre tournament favorites for the All-Star Dowling championships. The event runs to May 29 with 192 men and 128 women. Fothergill defends her women’s title and seeks a third win, while Hardwick and other former winners return.
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Northbrook
Don Johnson
Akron
Dottie Fothergill
North Attheboro
Mass
Banking Proprietors’ Association of America
Miss Fothergill
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
Alony
Millie Martorella
Rochester
N.Y
Johnson
Hardwick
Kurland Named Director of Hall of Fame
Springfield Massachusetts AP reports Hall of Fame electee Bob Kurland is named a director along with seven others. New appointees include Eddie Gottlieb former Warriors owner Steve Belko at Oregon Fred Taylor of Ohio State Joe Vancisin Yale Paul Collins Grady Lewis and R Haskell Hillyard.
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Pringfield
Mass
Bob Kurland
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Kurland
Oklahoma State
Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Steve Belko
Oregon
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Joe Vancisin
Yale
Paul Collins
Grady Lewis
R. Haskell Hillyard
Sudden Sam Shuts Down Red Sox In Indians Win
Cleveland left-hander Sudden Sam McDowell dazzled Boston with 10 strikeouts in a 7-2 Indians victory. He mixed a fastball with a slow curve slider and changeup to keep the Red Sox off balance. Reggie Smith hit a solo homer for Boston, but Cleveland pulled away with a four-run eighth inning led by Tony Horton and Duke Sims. Lolich blanked Baltimore 4-0 for Detroit, while other AL and NL results followed.
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Saladino
Associated Press
Sary McDowell
Boston Red Sox
Sudden Sam
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
California
Washington
New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Alvin Dark
Reggie Smith
Red
Tony Horton
Duke Sims
Sonny Siebert
Lolich
Orioles
McDowell
Tom Phoebus
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Jim Northrup
Hank Allen
Steve Horley
Rollie Fingers
Brewers
Tommy Harper
Don Mincher
A's
Twins
Royals
Rod Carew
Carew
Yankees
Dick Boston
Darold Knowles
Hope Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
Major League and minor league scores, standings, and upcoming games across American and National Leagues. Notable items include Baltimore and New York records, Detroit and Cleveland results, and weekly schedules with pitchers McNally Wilson Stottlemyre and others. Also covers state high school and Texas League actions with leading batters and runs batted in.
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Associat
W. L.pet.g.b. Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Baltimore
McNally
Hardin
Wilson
Cain
Culp
Miller
Washington
Cox
Hannan
Stottlemyre
Associated Press
Carew
F. Robinson
Tovar
Fregosi
White
Olga
J. Powell
Flood salary figures spotlight 1960s reserve system case
Trial records in Curt Floods lawsuit against baseball reveal his salary progression with the St. Louis Cardinals from 1958 to 1969, including yearly raises and a $2,000 signing bonus in 1959 1960 plus $24,015.71 for three World Series games. Trade to the Phillies offered about 100000 total for 1970.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
NEW York
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Flood
Flood
Cardinals
Phillies
Marvin Miller
Major League Players' Association
Miller
Arlington Hires Coach
Arlington taps Noel Stout as assistant coach joining UT Arlington Sept. 1. former UT Arlington star played under Barry Dowd in high school. Also includes scattered baseball batting and pitching stats from the era with various teams and players.
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Arlington
Tex
Texas Longhorn
Noel Stout
University of Texas At Arlington
Stout
Ut-Arlington
Barry Dowd
Greene Sees Win Ahead In Atlanta Golf Classic
Bert Green, a Gray, Ga native stars in round one of the $125,000 Atlanta Golf Classic at Atlanta Country Club. The young pro, known for power, trails by putting woes yet aims to seize the week. He plans a Brazil trip next, while top names Palmer Nicklaus and Player loom in a stacked field.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Golf
Atlanta
Bert Green
Greene
Gray
Sun River
Ore
Tim
Herb Greene
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tye
Brazil
Colombia
Robert de Vicenzo
Roberto
Jack Nicklaus
Cary Player
Atlanta Country Club
Bert Yans Cey
Tony Jacklin
Homero Blancas
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Semifinals in Baseball Tournament Pine Bluff Showdowns Tonight
In Pine Bluff Arkansas AP report Catholic High School litthke Rock Catholic High faces Greene County Tech while Gillett meets Mountain Home in the state high school baseball tournament semifinals. Games start 6 30 and 8 30. Greene County Tech topped Junction City 4 0 as James Thoms no hit the opposition and Thomas Struck out 12 to reach 19 in the tournament. Catholic High beat Brookland 5 1 on a one hitter by Jimmy Doolittle as Mountain Home defeated Watson Chapel 6 1 with two hits from Jerome Heenan and Terry Haley. Randy Luck pitched well in Gillett 72 win aided by Charles Hesser second win of the tourney.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Greene County Tecn
Junction City
Little Rock Catholic
Brookland
Mountin
Watson Chapel
Gillett
Greenwood
W. L. Pet. G.B. Memphis
San Antonio
Jy Shreveport
Albuquerque
el Paso
Dallas FW
Ark
Litthke Rock Catholic High School
Greene County Tech
Mountain Home
James Thoms
Thomas
Jimmy Doolittle
Catholic High
Jerrome Heenan
Terry Haley
Randy Luck
Charles Hesser
Green- Wood
Mark Roberts
Dean Bell
Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Periods printed from Knights SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for peak fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights daily periods to target productive time in good territory and cover for optimal sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Brabham Praises Turbo Brabham Car For Racing
Australian driver Jack Brabham tested a new turbocharged car at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and hailed it as the finest driving racecar he has ever had. He reached about 165 mph in practice and expected 166 to 167 mph with a push. Brabham aimed to qualify Saturday as he eyes one of six spots for the Memorial Day event.
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Bloys Britt
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Brabham
Indianpolis Motor Speedway
Brabham
Ron Touranac
London
Mio
Speedway
Rookle
Roger McCluskey
Hope Star Hope 1899 1927 subscription rates and notices
Hope Star announces subscription prices for Hope and nearby towns with carrier and mail options. Rates show weekly and yearly costs, plus special offers and regional mail pricing. The item lists office and publishing details and notes AP and state press affiliations.
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Wills
Nash
Simpson
Seager
Stoneman
Gibson
New York Mets
Ada Ff
Indiana
Churchill Downs
Claudia Mall
Kent
Ohio
Hope Star
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul OH. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hope
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Dallas, Inc
Poplar
Tenn
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Dallas
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42Nd St
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Skirvin Tower
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