Cardinals win after Brock picked off twice and Torre injures
St Louis earns a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia as Santorini records his first major league win since 1970. Brock is picked off twice by Woodie Fryman, Clendenon is caught attempting to score, and Torre injures his back as Ed Crosby and Ted Simmons drive in the decisive runs. Other scores include Houston over San Francisco 7-2 and Baltimore over the Yankees 4-0.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
al Santorini
Atlanta
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Santorini
St. Louis
Donn Clendenon
Roger Freed
Freed
Larry Bowa
Tim McCarver
San Diego
Padres
Cards
Union
N.J
Brock
Woodie Fryman
Clendenon
Jose Cruz
Fryman
Ed Crosby
Torre
Joe Hoerner
Ted Simmons
Simmons
Cal Maxvill
Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Woody Fryman
LOS Angeles
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Frank Robinson
SAN Francisco — Giants
Sam McDowell
Cincinnati
Reds
Cozy Crosley
Houston
Astros
Pennant predictions for four leagues spark wide debate
The column previews 1972 pennant races with bold picks across the American and National Leagues. It names Oakland, Baltimore, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and other clubs, offering jokey yet pointed forecasts on team form, injuries, ballparks, and key players as the season opens.
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Baltimore
Oakland
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Junior Bowling Notes From Topeka Weekend Event
The state Family Twosome tournaments will be held at Gage Center Bowl in Topeka this weekend. Lawrence bowlers advancing include Cindy Had Rhonda VanMeter Sandra Riley Lisa Kane Donneta Hadl Sheryl Kane Roy Carpenter Tom Galyardt and David Wagner. The High 12 Club will bowl an exhibition match Sunday afternoon featuring top junior bowlers including Jenny Miller of Lawrence.
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Gage Center Bowl
Topeka
Lawrence
Cindy Had
Rhonda VanMeter
Sandra Riley
Lisa Kane
Donneta Hadl
Sheryl Kane
Roy Carpenter
Tom Galyardt
David Wagner
Jenny Miller
Tidd Leaves KSU for Terre Haute Amphitheater Director Job
C Tim Tidd assistant director of athletics and athletics business manager at Kansas State University resigns to become director of university amphitheater in Terre Haute Indiana. Appointment effective July 1. A 1954 Iowa State University graduate he was a three year football letterman as end and halfback.
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Manhattan
Tim Tidd
Kansas State University
University Amphitheater
Terre Haute
Ind
Tidd
Iowa State University
Blues Face Bruins in Boston Semi Final Opener
St. Louis edged Minnesota 2 1 in seven games to reach the Stanley Cup semi finals and will open in Boston Garden against the Bruins. Boston eyes physical play and targets shooters O Shea and Roberto while Ed Johnston and Gerry Cheevers guard the nets. The other semifinal has New York at Chicago with Ranger goalie Giacomin ready after a knee scare.
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Bill Melton
Dick Allen
Chisox
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Angels
Minnesota
Twins
Bill Rigney
Haiphong Harbor
TEXAS
The
Lone Ranger
Texas Rangers
Kemo Sabe
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Minnesota North Stars
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Bruins
Ed Johnston
St. Louis
Kevin O'Shea
Jack Egers
O'Shea
Johnston
Boston
Gerry Cheevers
Phil Roberto
New York
Rangers
Ed Giacomin
Giacomin
Nets
Montreal
Rights Battle Over McAdoo Between Braves and Squires
Buffalo Braves announce a multi year contract for Robert McAdoo while Virginia Squires claim ownership under ABA rules. Braves lawyer says McAdoo was a minor when the Squires contract was signed and alleges undue influence. McAdoo disavows the ABA contract in a letter to Squires owner Earl Foreman.
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Robert McAdoo
Buffalo Braves
National Basketball Association
McAdoo
Braves
ABA
Jack Dolph
Squire
Gardner
Virginia
Squires
Earl Foreman
Astros rout Giants as Rader drives in four with homer and triple
Yesterday Doug Rader of the Astros drove in four runs with a homer and a triple in a 7-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Milt Wilcox of the Indians shut out Boston 4-0 on two hits with eight strikeouts.
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Doug Rader
Astros
Houston
San Francisco
Milt Wilcox
Indians
Boston
Standings and schedule from Tuesday to Thursday games
Standings show multiple matchups with 0-0 records for players Gogolewski Wood Hedlund McLain Perry Ryan Coleman Palmer Lonborg Kline Tidrow Siebert Koosman Renko Carrithers Phoebus Forsch Gullett Spinks Pappas Moose Osteen Kelley and teams set for Tuesday Wednesday and Monday results include St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 8 Atlanta 3 Houston 7 San Francisco 2 with upcoming New York at Montreal and other night games across the league
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Gogolewski
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Wood
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Hedlund
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McLain
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Perry
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Ryan
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Tidrow
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Carrithers
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Phoebus
Forsch
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Gullett
Spinks
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Moose
Osteen
Kelley
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Montreal
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