Baseball Bribery Scandal Shakes Nishitetsu Lions Belts
Three Nishitetsu Lions pitchers Masaaki Ikenaga Yoshinobu Yoda and Akio Masuda are banned for life by the Professional Baseball Commission of Japan after an investigation found they took bribes and threw games in the 1969 season. Bribe amounts ranged from 300000 to 1000000 yen. The ban applies to all baseball activity.
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Death mars last leg of world auto rally
Ido Marang of France was killed and co driver Paul Costelloni injured when the Citroen collided with a Panamanian driver near Penonome 100 miles from Panama City, maring the London to Mexico City World Cup rally final leg.
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Big Holiday Week Opens at Hollypark Cabrillo Stakes
Nine youngsters including five winners clash in the $20,000-added Cabrillo Stakes a five furlong dash to start Hollywood Park’s holiday racing week Ismael Valenzuela seeks a third Cabrillo win aboard Run For Your Money a Home Ruler progeny with two straight wins Security Check leads 18 nominees for the $20,000-added Manchester Claiming Stakes set for Wednesday.
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Lakewood Faces CIF 4-A Quarterfinal With North Torrance
Blair Field hosts today's CIF 4-A baseball quarterfinals as Lakewood High meets North Torrance at 3 15 p m. The Saxons carry a 14 game win streak while Lakewood stands 19 2 1. The winner advances to face Arroyo or Covina in the Thursday semifinals.
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Mann Holds LPGA Earnings Lead After Low Finish
Carol Mann finished 26th at the Bluegrass Invitational earning 155 dollars but remained the money leader on the 197? LPGA tour through this season. Jane Blalock and Donna Caponi were among the top finishers in the event.
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Andi Ayole
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Donna Capont
Newcomer and Veteran Lead All-Star Bowling Qualifiers
Northbrook Illinois reports veteran bowler Billy Hardwick and newcomer Johnny Petraglia atop the leaderboard on day two of the final All-Star bowling tournament qualifiers. The event features a $65,000 prize purse and strong field in Buck Burgess Saigreavy Endlen region.
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Johnny Petraglia
Betz’s Best Inga Probable Winner in Complex Race Card
Inga probable winner, Canat Strost, Bat-Flying Kacy, and Eagle in sixth place feature in a crowded field. Prospect Dr J Don claims a notable stance as Noloyslous shows potential. The card notes a wingover tip and a Tevten Dance in a social race.
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64 Year Old Bowler Defies Age With 723 Series
Harry Goodpasture, 64, retired but still bowling, carded a lifetime high 723 series on games of 236 264 and 223. Seigler team totaled 3215 as he competes in the San Diego Ivy League. Wayne Zmrhal, 22, from Berwyn Ill, won ACU crowns and will represent the U S in Copenhagen World Cup. WIBC notes include 12 charter amendments and Las Vegas chosen for 1973 tournament with Atlanta 1971 and Kansas City 1972 events.
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BowLIN AT LONG BowLIN AT LONG at 25th State Championships
In San Diego during the third week of action at the 25th California State Men's Championships Goodpasture’s performance helped Sieglers Construction Co. place second in team play. Harry, a retired Navy meat cutter from Collinsville Illinois, had not reached 700 and entered a marathon three month tournament with a 173 league average despite restrictions from his doctor limiting doubles and singles.
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Yoder Crowned Singles Champ as ABC Closes in Knoxville
Jake Yoder of Fort Wayne Indiana won the regular division singles title at the 67th American Bowling Congress as the event ended in Knoxville Tennessee. The regular doubles were claimed by Dick Selgo and Don Bredehoff of Toledo Ohio with 1371 pins and Mike Berlin of Muscatine Iowa captured the regular all events with 2004 pins. In Classic division Bob Strampe of Detroit won the all events with 2043 pins. Nelson Burton Jr of St. Louis and Dave Soutar of Gilroy California were doubles winners at 1431 and Glenn Allison of St. Louis took the singles with 730.
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Blues trade Jacques Plante to Maple Leafs for future considerations
St Louis Blues announce a deal sending 41 year old goalie Jacques Plante to Toronto for future considerations as they cannot protect three netminders in the NHL expansion draft. Scotty Bowman engineered the move with Blues vice president Sidney Salomon II noting age as a factor and thanking Plante for his service.
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