Reggie Smith Drives Sox In Rally For 8 5 Win Over Indians
Reggie Smith slugged two homers and drove in four as Boston rallied to an 8-5 victory over Cleveland. Smith added his 12th homer in the ninth after a three-run blast in the seventh gave Boston the lead. Carl Yastrzemski contributed a two-run homer early, while Ken Harrelson homered for Cleveland.
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Indians
Jackie Hernandez
Jim Roland
Royals
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Dick Green
Underdogs Tulsa and NYU Lead NCAA Baseball Series Race
In Omaha the undefeated Tulsa and NYU chase a finals push as Mississippi upsets Southern Illinois and Texas battles winners bracket hopefuls. Tulsa’s Steve Rogers and Cliff Whitaker fuel a 4-2 win over Texas while NYU bombs Massachusetts 9-2 with a 12-hit attack led by Jeff Kalish and Joe Szewczyk.
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New York University
Hurricanes
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Steve Rogers
Cliff Whitaker
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Mississippi
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Arizona State
Gene Shell
Pat Carlton
Neil Davis
Jack Miller
Cliff Butcher
Whitaker
Jeff Kalish
Joe Szewczyk
Jim Cardasis
Fred Levine
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Tom Collins
Southern Illinois
Ole Miss
Salukis
Whitey Adams
Buddy Bowen
Hermoso Not Reporting to Expos. Herrara Joins Montreal
Vancouver Mounties GM Norm Trascolini said Angel Hermoso will not report to the Montreal Expos after being recalled Saturday. Instead Jose Herrara will join Montreal and pitcher Gary Timberlake has been recalled by Seattle.
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Jose Herrara
Montreal
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Gary Timberlake
Seattle
Fans Happy to See Green but Not Quite That Happy
Former Kansas City favorite Dick Green returns to the Royals with the A’s. He robs Jerry Adair in the ninth, then drives in the winning run with a 13th inning double in a 7-5 Oakland victory. Green adds two hits and three RBIs in the first game, then a solo homer in the second.
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Sal Bando
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Danny Cater
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Hank Bauer
Joe Gordon
George Lauzerique
Wally Bunker
Bunker
Dave Morehead
Jim Roland
Timmons Eyes Ryun Three Mile Decision at NCAA
Kansas University coach Bob Timmons travels to Knoxville for Wednesday’s entry session as he weighs whether Jim Ryun should run the mile and the three mile at the NCAA nationals. If three mile trials occur Thursday Ryun may skip the three mile to protect his knee, otherwise he plans to run the mile and three mile on Saturday. Ryun has posted a 3 55.9 mile this season and aims to compete despite a lingering knee issue.
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Ryun
Kansas University
Bob Timmons
Tennessee University
Timmons
Knoxville
Ryan
NCAA
Compton
Eight Teams Contend For NCAA Track Crown At Tennessee
At least eight teams can win the NCAA track and field title led by Kansas San Jose State and host Tennessee. UCLA UCLA coach Jim Bush predicts a Tennessee victory on their home track amid rugged humidity. A collision of events includes Emmett Brunson suffering a mild stroke during practice, with doctors evaluating his condition.
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Tennessee
Southern California
Verne Wolfe
Washington State
Wolfe
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Oregon
Villanova
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John Smith
Len van Hofwegan
Andy Young
Wayne Collett
Compton
Emmett Brunson
Rice University
Jerry Quarry Faces Joe Frazier in June Title Fight at Madison Square Garden
In New York Jack Quarry watches son Jerry spar with Joe Frazier for their June 26 heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Jerry trains amid family involvement with brother Mike in a prelim and the father predicting a knockout or decision after a tough duel.
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Emperor” Harris
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Yank Durham
Kathy Whitworth Extends LPGA Money Lead With Patty Berg Classic
Kathy Whitworth won the Patty Berg Classic at Sutton Massachusetts for $3,750, lifting her LPGA earnings to $22,775 and widening her lead to nearly $6,000 after eight straight wins.
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South Park Baseball Co-Op Clashes Odd Fellows in Victory
South Park Baseball Co-Op defeated Odd Fellows 8 to 2 as Knights of Columbus edged JayCees 9 to ? in a pair of local league games.
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JayCees
Alvamar Hills Match Play Championship Pairings
Pairings set for the first annual Alvamar Hills match play club championship. The 17 golfers remain in the championship and president's flight with all matches due by Sunday.
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Alvamar Hills
Howard Paces Lawrence All-Stars In Five-Game Run
Outfielder Dan Howard leads the Lawrence All-Stars in batting average with .541 after five games, collecting 11 hits in 21 at bats. He has three home runs and 12 RBI, tied for the club lead with eight runs scored alongside Biff Temple. All-Star Dairy sponsors the team and no regular is below .300.
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Dan Howard
Lawrence All-Stars
RBI
Howard
Biff Temple
All-Star Dairy
Standings and schedules mix for major league baseball
Standings show tight races in both leagues with Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, and New York atop their divisions. West and East divisions list Kansas City, California, Minnesota, Seattle, Chicago, Oakland, and others with several Monday results and upcoming doubleheaders noted.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
The report lists boxing results with several names including Shozo Saito of Japan and Marcelo Cid of Mexico among others. It notes knockouts and points but the fragmented text provides limited details on outcomes and venues.
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Bill Butler
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