Hancock Bulldogs sweep Merced J.C. in doubleheader
Sophomores Bob Howell and Lynn Bautista powered Hancock to a two game victory run over Merced J.C. in a Saturday doubleheader 5 3 and 6 21. Howell had three hits and three RBIs in game one while Bautista slugged a three hit six RBI performance in game two. Hancock improves to 11 3 in league play and 21 7 overall with Cuesta up next on the schedule.
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Hancock
Bob Howell
Lynn Bautista
Hancock Bulldogs
Merced J.C
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Merced
Howell
Carl Hathaway
Rick Williams
Bautista
Randy Foster
Carlos Gonzales
Foster
Lee Davis
Tony Norwood
Williams
Hathaway
Norwood
Frank Reyes
Reyes
Tony Nunes
Tom Harmon
Cuesta
Bill Wilson
Tony Mason
New York senior ice dancing champs crown title pair
Andrea Peterson and Guy Sexton of West Orange New Jersey won the New York senior dance title at the Middle Atlantic Ice Skating championships defeating Susan Kelley of Needham Massachusetts and Andrew Strouhoff of Belleville New Jersey. Susan Mastroni of Hartford Connecticut won the junior ladies title.
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UPI
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Guy Sexton
West Orange
N.J
Susan Kelley
Needham
Mass
Andrew Strouhoff
Belleville
Susan Mastroni
Hartford
Bucks take 2 0 lead in NBA finals over Bullets
Milwaukee routed Baltimore 102 83 to grab a 2 0 series edge in the NBA final. Lew Alcindor 27 points 24 rebounds Oscar Robertson 22 points while Jack Marin led Baltimore with 22. Bucks face game three in Milwaukee Wednesday with a possible sweep next Friday in Baltimore.
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Bucks
Oscar Robertson
Alcindor
Robertson
Earl Monroe
Costello
Jack Marin
Baltimore
Advantge
Fred Carter
Angels sputter as Orioles take two of three behind poor hitting
California Angels suffer a 7-1 defeat to the Baltimore Orioles as their batting slips to .204. Manager Paul Richards laments Jim Spencer's struggle while Sandy Alomar leads the club with nine RBI and Earl Weaver notes Baltimore’s two wins felt like they should have been three. Jim Palmer earns the win for Baltimore. Jim Maloney makes his first AL start in a rough outing.
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Earl Weaver
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Roger Repez
Dick Hall
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Weaver
Jim Palmer
Baltimore
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Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
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Tiger
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Fred Sherman
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Detroit
Tom McCraw
Senators
Brewers
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Dick Ellsworth
Don Wert
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Dodgers and Reds Split Twin Bill in Cincinnati
The Dodgers split a doubleheader with the Reds in Cincinnati. Bill Singer tossed a five hitter to win 4-2 in game one, while Al Downing took the loss in a 2-0 game two as Los Angeles swept the series overall. The club heads to Pittsburgh for a three game set against the Pirates Tuesday night.
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al Downing Singer
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Mets
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Big Red Machine
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Steve Garvey
Don Gullet
Reds
Tony Perez
Sparky Anderson
Alston
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Nicklaus Wins MONY Tournament of Champions by Eight Strokes
Jack Nicklaus dominates at La Costa with a 69-71-69-70 279 nine under par to claim the MONY Tournament of Champions and push his yearly earnings beyond 102,000 dollars. Gary Player Bruce Devlin and Dave Stockton finish eight back for second place. Arnold Palmer remains the top money earner for the year as co leaders and other finishers are listed with their prizes.
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UPI
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la Costa Country Club
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Palmer
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bruce Devlin
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Jack
Augusta
John Miller
Charles Coody
Coody
Frank Beard
Gene Littler
Bobby Nichols
Kaat Seizes Spotlight With Two Hit Shutout Of Yankees
Veteran lefty Jim Kaat, once doubted after a rough season, blanked the New York Yankees 8-0 on two hits to add a second shutout this week. The Twins offense, keyed by Tony Oliva with two homers and three RBIs, supported a strong start lifting Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, and Kansas City in other AL action.
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Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
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Bert Blyleven
Ron Perranoski
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Kant
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Ron Woods
Tony Oliva
Detroit
Oakland
Washington
Milwaukee
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Boston
Chicago
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