Chiefs crush College All-Stars in 24 3 exhibition win
Kansas City Chiefs dominate the 1970 All-Stars 24 to 3 as Len Dawson passes for 153 yards and a 36 yard TD to Frank Pitts. Warren McVea and Willie Lanier help on defense with key interceptions. Otto Graham cites lack of scrimmage hurting the Stars in the early blowout.
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Otto Graham
All Stars
Baseball Standings Rain Delays and Night Games Across Leagues
Daily standings show rain affecting New York at San Diego and San Francisco at Philadelphia with multiple night games. Probable pitchers listed for matches include Seaver Perry Bunning and others. Sunday and Friday results feature Chicago Cleveland Oakland Washington Boston New York Milwaukee and Kansas City Baltimore pairings with various outcomes.
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Agee lifts Mets to first as they top Padres
Tommie Agee ended an RBI drought with a two RBI single during a three run sixth inning rally to help the New York Mets beat the San Diego Padres 6 5 and move into first place in the NL East. Cleon Jones made two spectacular catches in left field while the rest of the league results unfolded.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
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Cleon Jones
Four-Square Edges Calvary In 14-Inning Slow-Pitch Tilt
Four-Square edged Calvary 7-6 in 14 innings as Three runs in the 14th keyed the win. Winning pitcher Harry Dram fanned five. Wayne Lightner led Four-Square with three singles while Roger Byler and Dickie Walker added two hits each. Calvary's Don Willis had three singles. Larry Jones Mickey Cook Fred Negaski Richard Bottrott and Terrel Day added two hits each. In other games First Southern beat Nazarene 15-6 behind John Holland two his three singles and three other players with multiple hits. Pizza Palace defeated Boys Club 10-3 as Bill Rauch earned the win and Don Harmison stood out with three hits including a triple.
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Calvary
Harry Dram
Wayne Lightner
Roger Byler
Dickie Walker
Don Willis
Larry Jones
Mickey Cook
Fred Negaski
Richard Bottrott
Terrel Day
First Southern
Karl Kostal
Chuck Beaudry
Thad Scott
Justice to race at SM Speedway
Larry Justice of Lompoc will race at Santa Maria Speedway after winning a weekly drawing. He will drive a Simkins-prepared Chevrolet in tonight’s mid season championships with qualifying at 7 and the first trophy dash at 8 15. An all out destruction derby follows the main event. Tomorrow AMA sanctioned races feature 15 classes and at least 30 events starting with 10 a.m. qualifying and noon trophy runs.
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Haller's Two Run Homer Lifts Dodgers Past Expos in Montreal
Dodgers extend win streak to nine in Montreal as Tom Haller belts a two run homer in the second inning and Marv Staehle errors open the door for an 8-5 victory. Don Sutton improves to 13-7 with relief from Jim Brewer. Maury Wills and Willie Davis score on Staehle miscues.
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Jeff Torborg
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Torborg
Jim Brewer
Maury Wills
Staehle
Willie Davis
Wes Parker
Grabarkewitz
Wills
Davis
Murphy and Martin lead VAFB to district semifinal win
Robert Murphy fired a four hitter and Matt Martin hit a two run homer as Vandenberg AFB beat Lompoc American 3 1 at J M Park in a District 50 Little League playoff semi final to reach the final round.
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Lompoc American
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Doug Novak
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Murphy
George Renfroe
NFL players stand firm in strike as games edge toward cancellation
NFL players maintain resolve in pension plan strike with training camps crowded and only Jim Hudson and Mike Curtis defying the union. If no agreement, most exhibition games next weekend may be scrapped, leaving the Hall of Fame game Vikings vs Saints as the sole likely contest.
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Saints
Jim Finks
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Art Modell
Browns
Lompoc and Concord vie for Mexico trip in title series
Lompoc and Concord square off in Hollister for the Northern California State Championship best of three. Joe Barthel to start the opener with potential 14 year old Mike Hetzler if needed. The Norcal champion advances to the Mexicali regional and possible World Series bid.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Lompoc
Concord
California
Sacramento
Hollister
Joe Barthel
Barthel
Turlock
Dennis Ray
Mike Hetzler
Bob Aguilar
John Hudson
Hetzler
Kevin Drake
Mike Bratz
Drake
Bratz
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Hawaii
Brawley
Youngster Faces Casper in Westchester Classic Showdown
In Harrison N Y UPI reports sophomore pro John Miller a Casper protégé says he can win as well as Billy Casper Miller held a one stroke lead after a 67 to reach 136 after 36 holes Casper and others challenge Miller in the third round of the 250 000 Westchester Classic Miller is on tour 14 months after leaving Brigham Young University.
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Brigham Young University
Orioles forge 21st straight win vs Royals to set mark
The Baltimore Orioles extended their dominance over Kansas City with a 3 1 victory, tying the 1927 Murderers Row Yankees for most consecutive wins against a single club as Merv Rettenmund produced 2 RBIs. Detroit beat Minnesota 10 9. New York swept Milwaukee 7 3 and 5 3. Boston topped California 2 0. Oakland nipped Washington 5 4. Chicago defeated Cleveland 5 4.
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