McCarlie Leads Nevada State Amateur After First Round
Gene McCarlie of Las Vegas holds a five-stroke lead after the opening round of the 17th Nevada State Amateur Championship at the Dunes Emerald Green course. Notable rivals include Coffin five back at 74 and Ron Ault and Bob Taylor at 75. The second round starts at 7 a.m. with free gallery viewing.
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Reds Rally Past Cubs 8 7 In Chicago Thriller
Cincinnati built a seven run two inning lead on five singles a sacrifice fly and a double steal then withstood Chicago rallies to win 8 7 Glenn Beckert scored on a walk and Granger induced Santo to ground out Beckert later doubled to drive in Popovich and Williams scored on a sacrifice fly Banks homer moved him to ninth on all time list and Peculiar Cubs errors aided late scoring
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U.S. Open at Forest Hills and U.S. Amateur Golf at Oakmont Open
Major sports week launches with Rod Laver favored at Forest Hills to complete tennis grand slam for a second time while Bruce Fleischer seeks a repeat as U.S. Amateur champion at Oakmont. Jose Tartabull shines in center, lifting Oakland's playoff push alongside the Twins.
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McNeil Still Holdout From Forty Niners Camp
Clifton McNeil the NFL’s leading receiver last season walked out of the San Francisco Forty Niners training camp and remains the club’s lone holdout. He reported unofficially Monday, failed to agree on a contract with general manager Jack White, and returned to Cupertino. Coach Dick Nolan fined him $200 a day for not reporting with the veterans. He has not worn a uniform or trained with the team.
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Dodgers blank Expos to stay tight with Giants
In Los Angeles Claude Osteen pitched seven hits and earned his 17th win as the Dodgers defeated the Montreal Expos 6-0. Jerry Robertson took the loss to drop to 4-11. An eighth inning fielding error by infielder Bobby Wine opened the scoring.
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LA Stars May Move To Texas
San Francisco owner Franklin Miculi says Rick Barry has shown interest in returning to the Warriors but no offer is made. ABA owner Earl Foreman wants Barry and coach Hannum, while merger talks dim due to unresolved moves of the Oakland Oaks to Portland and the LA Stars to Houston.
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McCovey Bonds Power Giants Past Phillies 13 4
Willie McCovey drove in six with a grand slam, sacrifice fly and a single while Bobby Bonds added five RBIs with two homers as the Giants routed the Phillies 13-4. Gaylord Perry pitched all nine, 16th win, as San Francisco moved a half game ahead in the NL West.
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Wolman fights to save Eagles in bankruptcy bid
In federal court Wolman seeks to repurchase the Philadelphia Eagles via a debt-restructuring plan financed by the Copeland family linked entities. The plan proposes merging Wolman’s Yellow Cab holdings with an AMEX-listed firm to raise $300,000 annually for 10 years to repay creditors. Judge Kaiser said ruling may take days.
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Braves Snap Pirates Streak With 6-4 Win
Clete Boyer drove in runs with two run-scoring singles as the Atlanta Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4. Ron Reed improved to 13-8 while Luke Walker fell to 2-4. Reed left after a Boyer error in the ninth, with two relievers finishing.
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Orioles Drop Fourth Straight as Pilots Win 2-1
Seattle pitcher Gene Brabender held Baltimore to four hits in a four hitter. Tommie Davis drove in both Seattle runs with a homer in the second and a single to score Tommy Harper. Davis hit his fifth homer of the year and Brabender improved to 10-10.
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Baseball Standings Mixed Results From Night Games
Alley of scores shows Cincinnati beating Chicago and San Francisco 13 to 7, Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 4. Other late results include St. Louis 10, Houston 24, New York 8, San Diego 4 in first game, Los Angeles 6, Montreal 0, and Boston 4 over Kansas City 1. Additional late-night games feature Chicago at New York 3 to 2 in 10 innings and multiple matchups across the league with various pitchers noted.
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Jets Waive Seven Players In Big Roster Trim
Veteran cornerback John Sample among seven Jets players cut as New York reduces to 48 on the roster. Coach Weeb Ewbank says recalls possible if another team claims a player, with two starters released including Paul Rochester and Curley Johnson. Sample, 32 and a 11 year veteran, was in a New York hospital with back trouble when called for the decision to save younger players.
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