Hope 3 Star SPORTS Sunday Wace Day for AL Pitchers
AL pitchers dominate Sunday with Lolich, Cain, Palmer, Siebert, Blue, McDowell, Peterson and Parsons keying wins. Lolich four hits, 10 strikeouts, in 5-0 Detroit win. Cain returns from Toledo to win 11-0 nightcap. Blue earns 10th straight as Oakland tops Minnesota 3-1. McDowell wins 2-1 after Cleveland beat New York in a heated game. Parsons shines in Milwaukee 4-0 victory over Kansas City. Bonafide NL results listed. crowd of 53,337 in Detroit as McLain returns amid cheers and boos.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Les Cain
Jim Palmer
Sonny Siebert
Vida Blue
Sam McDowell
Fritz Peterson
Bill Parsons
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Indy 500 Qualifiers Fuel Record Indy Thrill Run
A field of 33 drivers qualified for the 55th Indianapolis 500 with an average speed of 171.665 mph. Pete Revson won pole with 178.696 mph in a new winged McLaren, while Mark Donohue and Denis Hulme also featured on the front rows. The event showcased redesigned McLarens and high-speed turbo engines amid a strong, fast-changing field.
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Indianapolis
al Unser
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Johnny Lightning
Jimmy Clark
Pete Revson
New York City
McLaren
England
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Johnny Rutherford
Bruce McLaren
Mark Donohue
Roger Penske
McLarens
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Bobby Unser
Donohue
Dan Gurney
A.J. Foyt Jr
Hulme
Mario Andretti
Lloyd Ruby
Gasoline Alley
Joe Leonard
Parnelli Jones
Andretti
McNamara-Ford
Germany
STP
Andy Granatelli
Montreal Rookies Clutch Save Ends Pirates Rally
Mike Marshall rescued Ernie McAnally’s first major league win by silencing Pittsburgh over 8 innings then yielding two runs as Montreal beat the Pirates 4-2. Reds top Phillies 4-3, Mets dump Braves 4-0, Dodgers edge Cubs 4-3, Cardinals beat Padres 6-1, Giants top Astros 7-4. McAnally, Expos 25th pick in 1968, allowed two runs. Bailey homered for Montreal.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Ernie McAnally
Montreal
Marshall
Mike Marshall
McAnally
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Charlie Sands
Gene Mauch
M Squad
Sands
Manny Sanguillen
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Tom Seaver
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Gary Gentry
Nolan Ryan
Duke Sims
Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
Reggie Cleveland
San Diego
Padres
Don Mason
Clarence Gaston
Ollie Brown
Swenith
Tiny Lund wins Lanier 250 Grand American race
DeWayne Tiny Lund, the Cross, Georgia fish camp operator, wins the Lanier 250 Grand American race at Road Atlanta, taking both 125 mile heats and securing the aggregate victory. He leads with strong laps, spins briefly in heat two, but regains the lead to clinch the win over Felton, Tullius, and Baker in the Camaro line up.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Gainesville, Ga
DeWayne
Tiny
Lund
Bob Tullius
Falls Church
Gene Felton
Atlanta
Felton
Tullius
Buck Baker
Baker
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Dick Smothers
John Greenwood
Troy
Mich
Kuchel to Plead Case for Merger
Memphis report says former California senator Thomas Kuchel is among three candidates to plead the NBA merger before Congress. The plan requires antitrust exemption. Kuchel formerly Republican Senate minority whip. The Commercial Appeal notes the national and basketball leagues have agreed on a merger path.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.S
California
Congress
Memphis
The
Commercial Appeal
Thomas Kuchel
American Basketball Associations
Kuchel
Senate
Jack Stewart Wins at Monte Carlo Grand Prix
Jackie Stewart surged to the Monaco Grand Prix victory as Graham Hill crashed out two laps after the start. Stewart set a lap record in a Tyrell Ford, finishing 25 seconds ahead of Ronnie Peterson with Jacky Ickx close behind. The win widened Stewart’s lead in the world championship to 15 points over Mario Andretti.
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John Vinocur
Associated Press
Monte Carlo
Jackie Stewart
Graham Hill
Stewart
Hill
Juan Fangio
Stirling Moss
Fangio
Moss
Ronnie Peterson
Sweden
Jacky Ickx
Belgium
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Petrosian and Larsen win in chess quarter finals
Petrosian defeats Heubner in Sevilla to take a 4-3 lead in their seven match history. Larsen beats Uhlmann in Las Palmas to reach 4-2 as the two players push toward the ten game round. Taimanov requests postponement for health. Fischer leads 3-0 in Vancouver.
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Associated Press
Tigran Petrosian
Soviet Union
Bent Larsen
Denmark
Mark Taimanov
Sevilla
Spain
Petrosian
Robert Heubner
West Germany
Huebner
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Larsen
Wolfgang Uhlmann
East Germany
Uhlmann
Vancouver
B.C
Taimanov
U.S
Fischer
Ulozas Wins Maumelle Open in 283 Total
Tom Ulozas of Edison New Jersey captured the $25 000 Maumelle Open with a final 73 for a 283 total four strokes ahead of Rik Massengale Mike Reasor and Jim Grant Ulozas learned of his victory after finishing and was helped by a late birdie on the eighth hole Massengale struggled with his putting in the final round and finished second three others shared the lead in earlier rounds and tied with Ulozas after nine holes.
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Harry King
Associated Press
North Little Rock, Ark
Tom Ulozas
Joyce Ulozas
Ulozas
Edison
N.J
Rik Massengale
Mike Reasor
Jim Grant
Massengale
Reasor
Grant
Alozas
Mssengale
Steve Friebert
New Jersey
Burks ties decathlon record at Arkansas high school meet
Steve Burks of Cabot tied the 8,175 point Arkansas High School Decathlon record set by Gordon Norwood. He will attend Arkansas State University on a football scholarship after winning with events including discus, hurdles, pole vault, triple jump, and mile.
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Little Rock
Steve Burks
Cabot
Gordon Norwood
Pine Blur
Arkansas
John Wood
Marianna
Ricky Long
Gillette
Al Cohn Tops Bowler Honors in ABC Tournament
Al Cohn a 43 year old Chicago furniture salesman won the regular singles and all events titles in the 68th American Bowling Congress tournament in Detroit concluding after 79 days. He posted 226 245 267 739 for singles and 2 063 all events, with team 639 and doubles 686. Maresca Haley of Mesa Arizona won regular doubles with 1 330. Maresca 225 253 231 for 709 and Haley 217 231 173 for 621. Cohn earned 1 200 for regular all events and 1 200 for singles. Maresca Haley split 2 400. Dickinson Fort Worth fired 2 000 to win classic all events, with Zuben Warshafsky Cranston Rhode Island taking classic doubles 1 357 and Iwlen Kalamazoo classic singles 750. Chesterlia Investments Houston took classic team crown 3 081 earning 4 000. Masters winner was Jim Godman Lorain Ohio, one of four 300 games on ABC lanes.
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Detroit
al Cohn
Chicago
Cohn
Tony Maresca
Bill Haley
Mesa, Ariz
Maresca
Haley
Gary Dickinson
Fort Worth
Tex
Bill Zuben
Barry Warshafsky
Cranston
R.I
Vic Iwlen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Chesterlia Investments
Houston
Jim Godman
Lorain
Ohio
ABC
Lincoln Service offers government job test prep program
Wanted ads promote U S Civil Service career openings with 12 month outlook. Advert explains high starting salaries and security in government roles, notes low education or experience needed for many positions, and urges readers to request a free booklet and list of positions by mailing coupon. Contact Pekin Illinois address for Lincoln Service privately run program.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
State Board of Education
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U.S
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