Brewers Roll Out Barrel on Ten Cents A Beer Night
Brewers thrashed Boston 8-1 before a crowd of 20 865 at Milwaukee as Ken Brett earned his first win since May 10. New York beat Cleveland 4-1 and Texas won 4-3 over Chicago while Nolan Ryan struck out 10 batters in a two hitter for the Angels.
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Sports Notes on drafts trades and college volleyball
A collage of notes on NFL draft order for the Chargers and other picks, plus trades by George Allen. Cal Santa Barbara to host two week fall practice, and Kansas football uniform change. Bunker retires to private business. Ole Miss reprimanded for scholarships. Jayhawks track recruit sets prep record.
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Youth Baseball League Recap and Standings
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Gonzales Disqualified After Row Over Line Calls at Queen's Club
Pancho Gonzales was disqualified from the London Grass Court Championships after a bitter clash with a woman referee over line calls. Wimbledon looms as British officials push stricter behavior rules amid recent admonitions to Rosie Casals and others. Paish seized an unexpected semifinal path as Gonzales argued in the second set.
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Denny McLain Plans Return to Birmingham Farm Club
Oakland pitcher Denny McLain said he will return Saturday to the Birmingham farm club after flying home to be with his family. The 28-year-old right-hander, once 31-game winner in 1968, expressed perplexity that Oakland does not plan a major league recall and declared he is physically able to pitch and could help the club now.
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League Leaders Baseball Stalwarts Across Batting and Pitching
Batting leaders include Piniella KC 73 hits and Rudi Oak 73 while Rudi also tops runs at 38 and Allen Chi 43 RBIs. Pitching shows Fingers Oak 6 decisions with a .833 and staff-era marks.
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Ali Confident In Fight With Quarry In Las Vegas
Muhammad Ali says Jerry Quarry may be stronger and hit harder but vows to win the 12 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Ali could earn 500000 with a chance at a bigger payday versus Joe Frazier. Quarry, around 197 pounds, recalls their first bout and says he feared nothing and believed Ali couldn’t punch hard.
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Coo Coo Leads Qualifiers For Star 500 Race
Coo Coo Marlin of Columbia Tennessee paced second day qualifiers at Texas World Speedway in College Station Texas for Sunday's Star 500.
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Buck Rogers eyes Texas collapse in NCAA golf chase
William Rogers of Houston challenges Ben Crenshaw as Texas holds an 8 shot lead after three rounds at Cape Coral. Crenshaw leads individuals at 9 under, while Houston trails Texas by eight with one round to play. Oklahoma State sits 877 back.
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Teen Agers To Battle For Crown In Britain
In Hunstanton England Laura Baugh of Long Beach California and Mickey Walker of Britain reach today's British Women's Amateur Golf Championships semifinal. Both are young champions with strong records as they prepare to decide who advances. Walker defeated Jane Booth 3 and 1 while Baugh overcame Angela Bonallack 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals.
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Jamieson Sizzles to Two-Stroke Lead at Western Open
Jimmy Jamieson shot 31 36 67 to lead the Western Open by two over Doug Sanders at Sunset Ridge Country Club. J C Snead and R H Sikes sit three under and three back, while Tommy Aaron carded 65 to reach 143. Jamieson, embraced by home fans, eyes victory as Nicklaus Palmer Trevino and Player sit out.
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Wichita Man Lands State Record Goldeye
Clyde W. Garrett of Wichita captured a state record goldeye, weighing 1 pound 14 ounces and measuring 17 inches, from Milford Reservoir on May 5 using worms. The previous record, 1 pound 9 1 2 ounces, was by Willis R. Graves from the Marais des Cygnes River on March 23. The goldeye, a little-known fish, is often confused with the shad.
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