Stange lauds Fenway grit as Red Sox run six straight wins
Boston pitchers tame Minnesota 2-0 in Pattin’s five hitter as five straight complete games lift the Red Sox to six wins in a row. Stange recalls Fenway’s left field wall while Boston climbs to third in the AL East behind Baltimore.
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Seagren Eyes 1972 Olympic Run After Kansas Relays
Handome Bob Seagren, 1968 Olympic pole vault champion, returned from knee surgery to clear 18 feet and draw praise at the Kansas Relays. Kjell Isaksson also competed, while Seagren eyed a Munich gold and a possible comeback award. Hank Iba's Olympic program drew attention as trials at the Air Force Academy sparked debate over discipline and results. Jim Ryun pursued an 800 1500 meter double, facing a tough field after a strong 800m time, with coach Bob Timmons keeping questions at bay. Abe Gibron, new Bears coach, pledges high effort and stricter discipline, signaling a potential shift for Bob Douglas and Gale Sayers as they seek revival.
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Melcher Retains Role As National Epee King
Jim Melcher of the New York Fencers Club defended his national epee title at Bentley College in Waltham Massachusetts on the fifth day of the U S National Fencing Championships. The event sponsored by the Amateur Fencers League of America selects three fencers for the Olympic team and two alternates.
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Eight Left In Running For Crown In Lawrence Club
Quarter finals in the Lawrence Country Club men's golf championship show eight contenders. Defending champ Gene Riling beat Tom Greene 5 and 4 to reach the quarters, with players including Bob Marsh Dave Sneegas Dwight Perry and Ken Whitenight Jr among others still in title contention.
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City Slo-Pitch CLASS A Kansas Division Standings
LMH Smith Paper 22 Meyer's Dairy 17 Over the Hill Gang 12 Big Blue Sportsmen 1 LEA 12 Journal-World 11. CLASS AA National Division Jerry's Tavern 25 Burnett Instrument 3 Sandy's 7 Starlight Tavern 2 Don Chilitos 10 Magles 0. American Division Don's Steak House 16 Capital Federal 6 Hole in the Wall 8 Primarily Leather 4. WOMEN'S LEAGUE Jennings Doughnuts 10 Yarn Barn 0 Blevin's Honda 13 Hallmark 1.
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Eichelberger Aims for Canadian Open Win
Canadian Open at Fort Erie features Dave Eichelberger ready to defend his recent burst of form. He notes improved accuracy after a lean spell and stacks up against favorites Lee Trevino Gary Player Arnold Palmer Sam Snead while Jack Nicklaus is absent in Scotland ahead of the British Open.
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City Teams Eye Oklahoma Meet
Two Lawrence Kansas teams join 61 entries in the State Indian Softball tournament in Oklahoma City with the Haskell Indians and Lawrence Indian Club opening Saturday. Haskell, runnerup in 1971, earned multiple honors including best fielder Mike Tosee and excellent player Lee Hawzipta. All-Star selections included Phil Homeratha Wayne Johnson and Larry Spybuck.
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Baseball League Leaders by Associated Press Roster
League leaders lists show batting, runs, home runs and pitching leaders from the American and National Leagues. Names include Harper Ban Rudi Allen Mayhoerry and Decilatona Swant Odom, with hitting and pitching stats across teams and cities.
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Duran Beats Hernandez In European Junior Lightweight Bout
In San Remo Carlo Duran of Italy defeated Jose Hernandez of Spain by decision in a junior lightweight bout. The card featured Duran capturing a European junior lightweight championship and other regional results including Chionol over Ohba and Moyer over Davis.
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Mo Hawks Name Change For Kansas City Franchise
Edwin G. Thompson received an NHL franchise for Kansas City in 1974 75 and stated the original nickname would be changed to avoid using Hawks. He cited cooperation with Chicago Black Hawks owners William Wirtz and Arthur Wirtz who helped secure the franchise.
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Duke Babb Named West Coast Scout for Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta Falcons announce Duke Babb defensive coordinator at Oklahoma State named West Coast scout. He replaces Bobby Beathard who resigned to join the Miami Dolphins front office.
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