Ump Gets Weaver's Goat As Orioles Lose Twinbill
Orioles manager Earl Weaver blasted umpire Jim Evans after a 5-3 loss and a 1-0 shutout in Detroit. The doubleheader featured a disputed first base call on Norm Cash and a later protest over a warmup catcher. Mickey Lolich's pitching paced Detroit while Baltimore fell four games behind the Yankees in the AL East.
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Braves rally to split with Giants in 8th and 9th innings
Atlanta leaves San Francisco with an 8-7 win after nearly blowing a late lead in the 10th. Eddie Mathews laments bullpen woes as Sonny Jackson and Mike Lum spark the rally for the Braves.
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Frazier and Bugner Prepare for London Bout
In London at Earl's Court Arena Joe Frazier and Joe Bugner meet under floodlights with both champs predicting victory. The two avoid defeat talk and eye a possible title shot against George Foreman, while Frazier vows to be more mobile though his recent training shows a familiar aggressive style.
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Adams Fuels Yank Cagers In Exhibition Win
U S College All Stars defeated the Shanghai men's team 97 to 61 as George Karl of North Carolina sparked a fast start with a six minute left basket. Karl led the charge while Lon Kruger and George Parnell fed Rich Kelley and Alvan Adams who posted strong numbers. Adams finished with 19 points and 12 rebounds.
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