Major League Roundup From Thursday And Leaders List
Thursday results feature New York beating Boston 2 0 as Kline earns win and Cuellar keeps pace for Baltimore. Other scores show Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 and California 3 Kansas City 1. The Associated Press lists key American League leaders by batting, pitching and fielding through the latest games.
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Tidrow
Messersmith
Montgomery
Perry
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Pennant chase as Orioles stumble after loss to Tigers
Orioles manager Earl Weaver stays upbeat despite a 4-3 setback to Detroit that dropped Baltimore to fourth place and two games behind in the AL East. Tigers hold first, while Yankees slip to third and Boston gains in the tight pennant race. Oakland opens margin in the West by routing Chicago, aided by strong bullpen.
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Tigers
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New York Yankees
Red Sox
Billy Martin
Detroit
Oakland A’s
Chicago
Pirates blank Cubs 4-0 as five aces pace win
Dock Ellis fired seven hits and a complete game to blank the Chicago Cubs 4-0. Gene Clines and Al Oliver started a quick three-run first inning with RBI, aided by Roberto Clemente’s triple. The Pirates stretched their East lead to 13 1/2 games, with Cincinnati, Montreal, Philadelphia and San Francisco posting wins elsewhere.
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Dan McGinnon
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al Oliver
Roberto Clemente
Richie Hebner
Ellis
Dave Concepcion
Ferguson could be next Heisman candidate for Ferguson
LITTLE ROCK AR AP Arkansas coach Frank Broyles calls USC quarterback Joe Ferguson a legitimate Heisman candidate as eighth ranked USC visits Arkansas. McKay notes Ferguson’s strong arm, senior status, and the challenge of defending a prolific passer ahead of a potential showdown with USC's defense short on experience.
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Sam Cunningham
Charles Young
Lynn Swann
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Binnion eyes Big E as key to Razorbacks defense
Scott Binnion, Arkansas senior linebacker, says the Big E enthusiasm will drive the 1972 defense. He notes readiness for the September 9 opener vs Southern California at War Memorial Stadium and stresses team unity and hustle as essential to a strong season. He shifted to linebacker in 1971 after a help1ful high school career at Bishop Texas.
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Smith Favored in Today's US Open Quarterfinal
Forest Hills report notes top seed Stan Stith faces Arthur Ashe as favorite Smith bids to defend his top All-American ranking while Ashe seeks to upset. Women’s action highlights include Billie Jean King advancing and Evert edging Morozova in a dramatic comeback. Melville upsets Teeuguarden as Goolagong’s former challenger falls.
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Razorbacks name captains for opener against USC
Arkansas senior Louis Campbell Scott Binnion Joe Ferguson and Tom Reed named captains for the Saturday opener in Little Rock against Southern California. Coach Frank Broyles said players showed enthusiasm and noted injuries, with Mike Saint cleared to return and Jim Irwin set to play despite a broken nose.
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Arkansas
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Steve Hedgepeth
Cowboy Mike Clark Booted From Dallas Cowboys Roster
Kicker Mike Clark, who powered Dallas to its first Super Bowl, is removed from the team after a postseason clutch record. The move comes after a season of strong playoff performances guiding the Cowboys to a title shot.
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Russia Canada hockey tie ends 4 4 in Winnipeg
International hockey clash ends in a 4 4 tie as Tretiak stops 38 shots and Kharlamov earns a million dollar tag. Canadians pressured late while Russia rallies from 4 2 down with Lebedev and Bodunov scoring.
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