Orioles Nip Reds For 2-Game Lead
In Cincinnati the Reds fell 3-0 and 4-0 as the Orioles took a 2-0 World Series lead. Sparky Anderson plans Tony Cloninger to start game three while Dave Concepcion replaces Woody Woodward at short. Brooks Robinson’s defense and Elrod Hendrick’s fifth inning two-run double spark the Orioles as Cincinnati eyes a comeback.
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Dave Concepcion
Woody Woodward
Elrod Hendrick
Oriole
Milt Wilcox
Cincinnati
Paul Blair
Orioles
Boog Powell
Lee May
Woodward
Powell
Packers Eye First Place Tie With Chargers Tonight
Packers seek a first place tie against the Chargers as healthy backs and improved line play shape their chances. Coach Waller noted Brad Hubbert's return for the Rams game and stressed the need for sharper offense.
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Chargers
Charger
Brad Hubbert
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Orioles Rally Halts Reds In World Series Opener Sequel
Baltimore, trailing 4-0, rallied for a five run fifth inning to defeat Cincinnati 6-5 in Game 2, take a 2-0 series lead, and move to Memorial Stadium with Dave McNally set to duel Tony Cloninger in the next game. Brooks Robinson powered the opener with a clutch homer and Ellie Hendricks delivered a two run double as the Orioles extended their late season surge. The Reds, led by Pete Rose and Johnny Bench, promised a comeback, but Baltimore maintained one run margins and kept Cincinnati off balance with strong relief from Phoebus, Drabowsky, Lopez, and Hall. Bench and Rose noted balance in Baltimore’s lineup, while Sparky Anderson warned the Machine would respond.
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Belanger
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M. Lopez
SAN Diego
McRae
Helms
Woodward Ss
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Diego Chargers
Fa- Chaney Ss
Green Bay Packers
Carbo
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Carroll P
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Washington
Stewart
Redskins
Brad So
Detroit Sun- Baltimore
Packers
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Blair
Timore
L. May
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Sid Gillman
Charlie Waller
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Columbia
Dick Coach
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Tony Cloninger
Johnny Bench
Brooks Robinson
Memorial Stadium
Minnesota
Boog Powell
Birds
Frank Robinson
Ellie Hendricks
Tom Phoebus
Moe Drabowsky
Marcelino Lopez
Dick Hall
Mike Cuellar
Bob Tolan
Drabowsky
Pete Rose
Bernie Carbo
Ken Burkhart
Burkhart
Sparky Anderson
Dai Joon Lee Captures Central Canada Table Tennis Title
Dai Joon Lee of Columbus Ohio and Violetta Nesukaitis of Toronto defended titles at the Central Canada Open Table Tennis Championships in St. Catharines. Lee, the US singles champion, defeated Derek Wall of Toronto 21-13 21-8 and 21-? 21-8. Nesukaitis, holder of the Canadian and USS Open singles titles, beat Alice Green of Great Neck New York 21-11 21-16 21-13.
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Toronto
Lee
United States
Derek Wall
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Alice Green
Great Neck
N.Y
NBA Scores and ABA Results Reported
The scoreboard lists NBA results with Milwaukee 112 over Cleveland 85 and Los Angeles 135 over San Francisco 116. ABA action shows Virginia 129 defeating Carolina 114. Other NBA/latest scores include Memphis 120 over Miami 118 and Pittsburgh 124 over New York 123.
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Bucks dominate Cavaliers in 112 85 pre season win
Milwaukee Bucks clinched their 10th straight pre season victory by routing the Cleveland Cavaliers 112 85 at Bowling Green State University. Lew Alcindor scored 21 points and led with nine rebounds while Oscar Robertson added 18 points and nine assists. The Bucks stifled Cleveland in the third period holding them to 13 points as Alcindor contributed 11 in that frame.
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Luther Rackley
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Hawks
Conigliaro Traded to Angels in Six-Player Swap
Tony Conigliaro moves from Boston to the California Angels in a six-player deal that also sends Gerry Moses and Ray Jarvis to the Angels. Boston receives Ken Tatum Doug Griffin and Jarvis Tatum as part of the shakeup, with Red Sox GM Dick O Connell saying the brothers on one team was a liability.
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Tony Conigliaro
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Richie Allen
Denny McLain
Conigliaro
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Boston Red Sox
West
Gerry Moses
Ray Jarvis
Red Sox
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Doug Griffin
Jarvis Tatum
Tony C
Billy
Dick O'Connell
Nixon to Attend Bart Starr Testimonial in Green Bay
President Nixon will attend the Bart Starr testimonial in Green Bay next Saturday night, arriving by air shortly before the event at 7 p.m. in the Brown County Arena. The Byrnes office did not confirm whether the president would stay for the Packers Rams game the following day.
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Don Horn
San Diego State
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Chargers
Lance Alworth
John W. Byrnes
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Byrnes
Aquinas routs Campion as title bid tightens in CWCC
La Crosse Aquinas coach John Michuta lauded a 62-8 win over Prairie du Chien Campion, the fifth straight victory. Aquinas leads CWCC at 4-0 with Columbus, as both eye the state playoffs. Hammes, Reed, Harding, and Fredricks each topped 78 yards rushing while the line opened holes for the backs.
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John Reed
Franz Fredricks
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Harding
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Mick Bakalars
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Rich Gerke
Bob Christopherson
Bill Michuta
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Chippewa Falls
Central
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la Crosse State
St. Norbert
Gordie Rieber
Rangers
Rieber
Ugene Olson
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