USAC Race Set for Interstate Speedway Sunday
West Salem Wisconsin hosts its first USAC auto race at La Crosse Interstate Speedway with notable favorites Larry Hartman Jack Bowsher Don White Norm Nelson and Ramo Stott among 25 to 30 entrants for a $10 000 purse. Gates open noon warmups at 12 30 qualifying 1 p.m. and a 2 30 p.m. 100 lap feature.
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Butch) Hartman
Jack Bowsher
Don White
Norm Nelson
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Ohio
Indiana Fairgrounds
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Springfield
Angels Beat Brewers as Barber Secures Save
Milwaukee trailing California 5-1, Vada Pinson drives in runs with a solo homer and a triple to spark the Angels ahead. The Brewers rally for two in the seventh but Steve Barber seals his first save, ending a 5-3 Angels victory that drops Milwaukee into last in the AL East.
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Brewers
California Angels
Vada Pinson
Angels
Steve Barber
Cleveland
del Crandall
Crandall
Clyde Wright
Tim Johnson
Pedro Garcia
Bob Coluccio
Garcia
Coluccio
Gorman Thomas
Barber
Seattle Pilots
Pinson
Bill Grabarkewitz
Mike Epstein
Bob Oliver
Ellie Rodriguez
Lee Slaton
Bill Parsons
Alan Gallagher
Parsons
Detroit
Del Canton Shuts Down Twins In Royals 5 4 Finish
Bruce Del Canton entered with bases loaded and no one out in a 4 4 tie at Bloomington. The 6 2 right hander struck out Bob Darwin for the first out and, after Oliva’s hit, escaped the jam. Gail Hopkins drove in the decisive run in the 10th as Kansas City beat Minnesota 5 4.
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Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
del Canton
Henry Aaron
Jim Holt
Steve Horley
Larry Hisle
Doug Bird
Twins
Norm Angelini
Kansas City
Ed Kirkpatrick
Royal
Paul Splittorf
Kansas Citys
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Hopkins
George Mitterwald
Danny Monzon
Hisle
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Royals
Bill Hands
Jim Strickland
Howley
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Golf
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Mitterwald
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Schaal
DalCanta
Interet
Baseball Leaders and Alike Mentioned In Mixed Standings
A collage of league batting leaders and pitching records from the American and National Leagues is shown, highlighting Blomberg Kirkpatrick Hart Mayberry Murcer R.Jackson and others. The narrative covers game recaps including Detroit booing Campaneris, Twins’ late rally, and Indians power surge with Chambliss Spikes Gamble and Duncan homers.
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Blomberg
Detroit
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Campaneris
Lerrin LaGrow
Dick Sharon
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Ken Aspromonte
Chris Chambliss
Charlie Spikes
Oscar Gamble
Dave Duncan
Aspromonte
Duncan
Spikes
Gamble
John Ellis
Major League Standings and Sunday Schedule
Sunday games feature Houston at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Los Angeles Montreal at San Francisco Philadelphia at San Diego all in 10 innings. Saturday matchups include Texas at New York Oakland at Detroit California at Milwaukee Boston at Kansas City and more with several doubleheaders and split-site contests.
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
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Stanhouse
Stottlemyre
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Colborn
Boston
Tiant
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Simpson
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Cuellar
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Woodson
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Perry
Bahnsen
Cleveland
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W. L.pet
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Moore
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Burgh
Briles
Niekro
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Louis
Gibson
N. West
Kansas_ City
St Louis
Kings California
May Dines On Moose In Ninth Vantage Hit
The Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 2 as Ken May hit two home runs off Bob Moose who admitted the two mistakes ruined his night. Jerry Reuss and Ron Santo starred in nearby NL games with Chicago and St Louis winning big.
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Associated Press
Bob Moose
Lee May
Moose
May
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jerry Reuss
Houston
Ron Santo
Rick Reuschel
Bob Locker
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reuschel
Reds
Dodgers
Ron Ron Hunt
Tim Woods
Montreal
San Francisco
Packers Trade for Linebacker Rocky Wallace from Cardinals
Green Bay trades reserve QB Frank Patrick to St. Louis for outside linebacker Rocky Wallace. Wallace, 6-1, 220, was a Missouri all-Big Eight pick thrice under Dan Devine and a Cardinals fifth round choice in 1971. He adds depth as nine linebackers remain on the Packers roster amid retirements of Robinson and Crutcher.
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Green Bay Packers
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St. Louis Cardinals
Rocky Wallace
Wallace
Packer
Dan Devine
Missouri
Cardinals
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Packers
Dave Robinson
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Patrick
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