Royals extend win streak as Red Sox slump deepens
Kansas City rips Boston 4-3 to widen AL East gap and post fifth straight win as Orioles and Tigers also win. Freddie Patek and Ted Savage contribute steals and a run, while Sonny Siebert loses his third straight. Willie Horton leads Detroit with five RBIs against Minnesota. Cleveland dominates Milwaukee 11-0 and Washington edges California 5-2.
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LIU Upsets Trojans 8 3 in College World Series
LIU toppled top ranked Southern California 8-3 as Southern Illinois beat USC ace Jim Busby late in the eighth inning. Tulsa beat Harvard 9-8 in the other CWS game. winners meet at 8 p.m. Monday.
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Drumtop Wins Bowling Green in Belmont Record Time
Five year old bay mare Drumtop beat six males including Fort Marcy in the Bowling Green Handicap at Belmont Park. She set a course record 2:25 2/5 for 1 1/8 miles on grass. On the West Coast Advance Guard won the Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park with Manta finishing second.
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Ray Lumpp Athenic Club director and Olympians president
Ray Lumpp, a member of the 1948 Olympic champion basketball team, serves as athletic director at the New York Athletic Club and holds the presidency of the U S Olympians organization.
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New York Athletic Club
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Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open In Sudden Death Finish
Tom Weiskopf captured the $150,000 Kemper Open after a four-man playoff with Dale Douglass Lee Trevino and Gary Player at Quail Hollow. All four finished 277 11 under after 72 holes with Weiskopf carding a final four holes of birdies to force sudden death.
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Kathy Whitworth Wins LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley
Kathy Whitworth captured her fifth LPGA title by posting a four under par 288 to win the LPGA championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club Sutton Mass. She now aims for the elusive U S Open after her victory and a playoff loss to Shirley Englehorn last year.
Ohioan Wins Title in Power Boat Meet
Bill Petty of Wapakoneta Ohio won the Inland Out board International Power Boat championship at St Marys Ohio. He averaged 71.8 mph in a Mercury powered Molinari tunnel boat, covering 230 miles in four hours on the 284 mile Grand Lake course. First day leader Bob Hering of Oshkosh Wisconsin set a record pace before Petty overtook him.
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Leveck and Hoyles Named MVPs in All-Star Series
Ken Leveck of Ash tabula Harbor earned the East MVP while Tim Hoyles of Princeton captured the West MVP as the 16th Ohio High School All-Star Baseball Series wrapped in Columbus. Leveck had four hits and stole five bases in the East’s 6-5 win. Hoyles batted 5-for-11 with four RBIs, a homer, and four scoreless innings pitched to guide the West in the 3-game set.
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McDowell Throws Two-Hit Shutout as Indians Dominate Brewers
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell despite near no hitter says he eased up after 10 runs in the first three innings in an 11-0 win over Milwaukee. McDowell improves to 7-5 with nine strikeouts and four walks, though Dave May spoiled the shutout with a seventh inning single. Rich Auerbach doubled for Milwaukee for their only hit through six frames.
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Post 78 Blanks Meigs 4-0 on Mark Shaw's 3-Hitter
Logan Post 78 blanked Meigs 4-0 at the Waldron Field dedication behind Mark Shaw's three hitter. Shaw walked two and fanned 13 as Randy Norison and Tucker led the offense with key hits. Tim Dempsky took the loss, allowing six hits and three walks.
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Hulme Wins Can-Am Opener as Stewart Falters
Jackie Stewart challenged Can-Am leaders at Mosport Park but transmission trouble sidelined his Lola Chevrolet. Denis Hulme, driving for Team McLaren with Peter Revson aboard the No. 2 car, led early and finished first as the star lineup faltered.
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Sam Sessions Wins USAC Sprint Race at Eldora
Nashville Michigan driver Sam Sessions captured his fifth USAC sprint car victory of the season at Eldora Speedway Rossburg Ohio finishing just ahead of two challengers after a 23rd lap crash removed leader Larry Dickson and Ruther ford. Rutherford sustained bruised ribs in the incident.
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Rookie Williams fuels 9-0 Braves win over Astros
Atlanta rookie Earl Williams sparked a 9-0 win by belting two homers and six RBIs against Houston. Williams, filling in for the departed Clete Boyer, also homered off Don Wilson and Buddy Harris as Hank Aaron added his 19th homer. Pat Jarvis pitched a five hitter for his second straight win.
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Americans Own Over Five Million Outboard Boats and Motors
Americans own 5,210,000 outboard boats and 7,215,000 outboard motors, reflecting a large user base for recreational watercraft. The figures indicate a sizable market in personal boating and propulsion equipment.
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