Mayberry Delivers Run That Beats Tigers 1-0
Kansas City pitcher Bruce Canton overcame early struggles to pitch a one run gem. John Mayberry delivered the decisive hit with Amos Otis on base in the fourth inning. Detroit managed three hits and halted by Tom Burgmeier Ken Wright preserved the shutout.
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Bruce Dal Canton
Hander
Tigers
John Mayberry
Amos Otis
Coleman
K.C
Aurelio Rodriguez
Northrup
Tom Haller
Ed Brinkman
Tiger
Gates Brown
Dick McAuliffe
Cal Canton
Tom Burgmeier
Rodriguez
Royals
Bruce Dal
Canton
Ken Wright
Gaylord Perry
Indians
Texas
Buddy Bell
John Brohamer
Brother Umpire Watch Sparks Quiet Night Of Baseball
The piece centers on Bill Haller umpiring with his brother Tom Haller on the Detroit Tigers as Kansas City edges Detroit 1-0. It notes other AL results including Cleveland over Texas in 14 innings and Minnesota beating Boston, plus Oakland sweeping the Yankees in twilight doubleheaders.
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Tom Haller
Bill
Bill Haller
Tom
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Kansas City
Brotherhood
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Texas
Minnesota
Boston
Milwaukee
California
Oakland
New York Yankees
Baltimore Sweeps White Sox In Twin Bill
Baltimore won twice over Chicago 7-4 and 3-0 with key hits from Amos Otis and John Mayberry. Bruce Dal Canton Tom Burgmeier and Ken Wright combined for three-hitter relief in game one.
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Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Bobby Grich
Doyle Alexander
White Sox
Hill's Triple Clincher Secures 1-0 Hawks Victory
Tim Hill lined a bases empty triple in the 10th to score Bob Parker and lift the Lawrence Hawks to a 1-0 win over Hutchinson at Municipal Field. Both pitchers Floyd and Love allowed four hits apiece with Floyd striking out 15 and Love 13 in a tense marathon duel. Floyd improves to 4-1 as Lawrence nears a 20 win season with upcoming games in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
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Bob Parker
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Hawk
Bob Floyd
Hutch
Mike Love
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Love
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Hubler
Fisher
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MecHaley
Robinson
Crumiet
MecFlaley
Martinea
Sb—Ichling
Herblesoip
Standings matchups chain across league weeks
Oakland visits New York as Kansas City sails to Detroit Boston hosts Minnesota California plays Milwaukee. Chicago visits Baltimore tied at two and Cleveland travels to Texas with N designation noted.
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Cleveland
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W.k
G.B
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Kansas
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Holtzman
Peterson
Drago
McCilothaat
Woodson
Rare Winners Share Lead At Milwaukee Golf Open
Jim Colbert and George Johnson share a one stroke lead after two rounds of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Tripoli Golf Club. Johnson sits nine under 133 after a Friday 68, Colbert 67 for six under 134 total. Tied at 134 are Billy Ziobro Rod Funseth Chuck Courtney and Tom Ulozas.
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Jim Colbert
George Johnson
Johnson
Tripoli
Colbert
Billy Ziobro
Rod Funseth
Chuck Courtney
Tom Ulozas
Ulozas
Nicklaus Chases British Open Title From Six-Back
Jack Nicklaus trails by six strokes as Lee Trevino defends and leads with a final round looming at Muirfield. Nicklaus has won from behind in the past, while Tony Jacklin stands one stroke back and Doug Sanders is third. Sixty-four players remain in contention after 54 holes.
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Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Coleman Named Illinois Athletic Director
Cecil N. Coleman, athletic director at Wichita State University, will become athletic director at the University of Illinois effective August 1. The appointment follows a university recommendation and will require Board of Trustees approval. Coleman, 48, said Illinois offers unmatched professional opportunities and noted he faced a difficult choice after the Wichita State crash era. He succeeds Gene Vance, who resigned July 1.
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Cecil N. Coleman
Wichita State University
University of Illinois
J. W. Peltason
Coleman
University
Wichita State
Missouri Valley
WSU
Wichita
Illini
John Toner
University of Connecticut
Bob Brighan
Northern Ilinois University
Gene Vance
KC Nines Get NBC Spotlight
In Wichita Kansas City teams are set for three Kansas Baseball Tournament games Manhattan faces Kansas City Raiders at 515 p m Halstead meets Kansas City Giants at 745 and El Dorado plays New Strawn at 945 The tourney highlight came Friday when Hutchinson defeated Leavenworth 22 to 1 in five innings Hutchinson racked up 21 hits with Denny Stanford Steve Buckingham and Bill Kelley driving in 15 RBIs Wichita Service Auto Glass beat Topeka Chiefs 7 to 1 in seven innings.
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Kansas City Raiders
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New Strawn
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Denny Stanford
Steve Buckingham
Bill Kelley
RBI
Wichita Service Auto Glass
Topeka Chiefs
McLane Breaks Leg In Chiefs Workout
Liberty Missouri Tim Mc Lane a free agent running back from Kansas State broke his leg during the Chiefs morning workout Friday The Coshoeton Ohio native was the Wildcats starting fullback in 1971 and was hurt on a running play in a 15 minute drill for linemen and linebackers
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Tim McLane
Kansas State
Kansas City Chiefs
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Wildcats
Houston at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at Chicago Rematch Week
Sunday games feature Houston visiting Pittsburgh and Atlanta traveling to Chicago as prime matchups. Philadelphia plays San Francisco while Cincinnati visits St. Louis and Montreal heads to Los Angeles. New York meets San Diego to close the slate.
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Local golf league crowns medals in Lawrence
Beth Boozer and Bill Hack won boys and girls division medals at the Northeast Kansas Golf League season finale in Leavenworth. Hack shot 75 and Boozer 82 to take top honors. Peter Higuchi of LCC shot 79 for the 13-15 boys division. All three also finished as overall medalists in their groups.
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Beth Boozer
Lawrence Alvamar Hills
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Hack
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LCC
Bill
Beth
Peter
Lawrence
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