Lefty Fuming over Feud Stories at Bloomington Clubhouse
Lefty Phillips vented Monday night in Bloomington over sensational tabloid mentions of a punchless altercation between Chico Ruiz and Alex Johnson. He denied any fight occurred outside the batting cage after a ninth straight Angel defeat, calling the rumors absurd and insisting the incident was mostly in jest. He noted ongoing clubhouse tensions as the Angels race to salvage a season in the AL West.
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Preseason NFL crowds cap record exhibition season
During a summer of fear over canceled games the NFL rode a strong exhibition season. Official figures show about 26 clubs grossing around 16 million with 12.5 million in bank, and attendance rising about 7 percent to 3.25 million across 32 games. Browns led with 248,552 in attendance. Dallas 247,397. Rams 343,000. several teams surpassed 300,000.
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Kings begin camp with Joyal dispute over bonus
Victoria special: Kings start two a day practices with Ed Joyal the lone holdout over a $1,000 bonus on his 1969 70 contract. Attorney Charles L Abrahams argues Joyal should be a free agent as Larry Regan conducts workouts and Bob Pulford negotiates.
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Mets Use Error Gaspar's Feet To Gain Tie In NL East
Montreal committed two errors in the 10th inning as the Mets scored four runs to beat the Expos and move into a first place tie with the Pirates in the NL East. Jerry Grote singled, Rod Gaspar ran for him and immediately stole second with Bud Harrelson at the plate. Ron Fairly, back from a broken foot, failed to field Harrelson's bunt down the first base line.
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Mets Rally Sparked by Gaspar Scoring Winning Run
National League East update notes Mets capitalizing on errors as Tommie Agee sends Gaspar home after a misplay by catcher Jon Bateman. Wayne Garrett delivers a key double, Swoboda sac fly, and Clendenon single to plate three more in the inning. Elsewhere Frank Johnson drives in two for San Francisco in a 7-5 win over Atlanta.
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Error Drops Trackers in 13 Innings
CLEARWATER Florida special report says the Lakewood Trackers lost a 13 inning game to Montgomery Alabama 3 to 2 in the Amateurl Softball World Championships. Montgomery scored in the first, Lakewood tied in the fifth on Ved Brown and Mack Mallet singles, and a three base error allowed the winning run in the seventh. Lakewood drops to the losers bracket and meets Sunnyvale California next morning.
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Milwaukee Brewer Walton undergoes knee surgery
Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Danny Walton had knee surgery Monday night to strengthen his ailing right knee. The procedure followed ongoing health concerns and aims to restore mobility for the آثار player during the season.
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Pirates Acquire Mudcat Grant For Pitching Help
The Pittsburgh Pirates traded for right handed ace reliever Mudcat Grant from the Oakland Athletics to bolster the bullpen. Grant has a 6-2 record with 24 saves and a 1.70 ERA, one of the American League's best relievers, though details of the trade were not disclosed by Pirates general manager Joe L. Brown.
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Feeney Sets Playoff Schedule for Tie Scenarios
National League President Charles Feeney outlined a playoff plan if the East Division ends in a two team tie. A two team tiebreaker would be October 2 with play beginning at 3 p.m. EDT. A three way tie would prompt two teams to play on October 2 with the winner facing the third team. Cleveland Cavaliers GM announced Skip Harlicka, former University of South Carolina All American, was cut from the roster.
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