Blyleven Shuts Out Royals In 2-0 Victory At Home
Minnesota's Bert Blyleven tossed a two run allowed, three hit shutout against Kansas City before 32,728 fans the largest crowd in club history. Harm on Killebrew doubled and Jim Holt singled for the lead in the second, with Cesar Tovar doubling and Rod Carew scoring the final run in the seventh. Rollie Fingers pitched a four hit shutout for Milwaukee in a 5-0 win over Boston after a rain delay. Boston scored ten runs on a six run seventh inning including a two run single by Ray Culp and key hits by Culp Luis Aparicio Reggie Smith and others.
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Rams appear on NBC Monday Night Football schedule
UPI reports the Los Angeles Rams will be shown twice on ABCs Monday Night Football lineup with games listed from September 20 through December 13 against opponents including Detroit New York Giants Baltimore Green Bay Kansas City San Francisco and Washington among others. The page also notes local results and standings from Portland Salt Lake City and other markets.
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Long Beach and Lakawood golf meet results and notes
A fragmentary golf summary shows Long Beach players defeating opponents with key detentions by Nowell and Halper while Plante and Piel post notable scores. Best balls Crawford Nowell and Halper secure a 42 via Plante Abreu det. Other names include Gerrily Wise Joyner Trinkin and Print Hints with partial scores and misread terms.
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Ali Supreme Court hearing ends long legal fight
Muhammad Ali’s attorneys will present final arguments next Monday to overturn his draft evasion conviction from 1967 in Houston. The case began with a quick jury verdict and a $10,000 fine and five years’ imprisonment. The high court’s ruling, likely by late May, could resolve a four year saga tied to his religious beliefs.
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Long Beach Colt League Holds Sunday Baseball Tryouts
Junior baseball tryouts for the Long Beach Colt League are set Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at Blair Field. All boys who signed applications must report then. Unregistered 13 14 year olds may try out after picking up applications at the field and presenting birth certificates. Police League tryouts are scheduled Saturday at 3 p.m. at Silverado Park. Monday results show ONG BEACH US Krueder's 74 19 Spacew Really 4 McDonalds Munson Motors 0.
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Pro golfers withdraw from champions event and other sports brief
Billy Casper withdraws from the Tournament of Champions at the U S State Department's request to join Morocc o King Hassan II’s official party. Graham Hill wins a 118 mile international Formula 2 race in Brabham on holiday crowds, first big win since 1969 crash. Cowboys linebacker Steve Kiner fined 50 dollars for resisting arrest. charges dismissed. Rick Redman seeks trade amid position change rumors. Sidney Wicks and Austin Carr share United Savings Helms award for college player of the year. Nixon hosts Cochran ski family at the White House. Marilyn French ski champion. siblings also noted. Johnny Neumann leads NCAA scoring. Artis Gilmore tops rebounding.
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Turf clashes and hype at Hollywood Park gates
The piece touts a rich turf season led by Storm The Second with talk of Santa Anita and a remark on a hard dirt track. It jokes about Hollywood Park improvements, clean horses, and a playful jab at readers about being "taken to the cleaners" amid racing enthusiasm.
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Angels Triumph Hidden in Early Victory Push
A fragmented game summary shows Phillips driving the Angels to a hard fought win, asserting early control as he chased the win and pressured opponents. The report hints at a tense moment over a held ball and a decisive surge that defined the victory.
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Dodgers tie game as Garvey homers and LeFebvre drives in lead
Dodgers battle back after Cubs take 1-0 lead in the third. Garvey clubs his second homer for a 1-1 tie, Allen hits a fourth inning homer, and LeFebvre’s triple after Parker’s walk caps a 4-1 Dodgers advantage. Alumni rally with Reichardt’s homer and Johnstone’s second of season to make it 2-1.
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Prep baseball clash features packed with uncertain names
A fragmentary report outlines a prep baseball game involving GAGUE Sean Reene hasty Grasser and Bruce Cuallar with calls by Gomes and Kramer, Abbot Corraspandantt, and Sim Bonnotty, amid unclear score and lineup details.
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Perry Silent Padres as Giants Edge Openers 5 0
Gaylord Perry pitched a two hit shutout allowing three hits and 11 strikeouts as the San Francisco Giants blanked San Diego 5 0 in the home opener before 29 847. Perry survived a second inning threat when Nate Colbert doubled. Larry Stahl added two safeties including a fifth inning double and a seventh inning single as the Giants scored all runs in the second inning with Al Gallagher driving in two. Willie McCovey scored on a single and Dick Dietz delivered a bases loaded hit for an RBI.
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Reds beat Braves 7 3 as Bench and Kirby clash
Cincinnati wins its season opener 7-3 over Atlanta. Johnny Bench hits two homers and four RBIs, Willie Mays extends his hitting streak to six with a single, while starter Clay Kirby is tagged with the loss after wild pitches. In other scores, Pirates stun Phillies 4-3 in 11 innings with Willie Stargell driving in the decisive run, and Cardinals edge Astros 5-4 as Steve Carlton earns a win despite a 19 loss total last season.
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Riley Honored at USC Basketball Awards Banquet
Junior center Ron Riley was announced as winner of the Sam Barry most valuable player award at USC's awards banquet. Other winners include Most Valuable Freshman Mike Westra, Harold Jones Most Improved Player Monica Nash, Frank Barba Free Throw Award Chris Schrobilgen, John Rudometkin 100 Percent Effort Award Dana Pagett, Ernie Holbrook Most Inspirational Player Leroy Cobb, and Team Captain Dennis Layton.
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