Sanders chases first British Open title in windy St Andrews
Doug Sanders sits two behind leader Lee Trevino after 54 holes at the 1970 British Open. Sanders, famed for his colorful tartan outfit, seeks his first major win amid pressure from Nicklaus and Jacklin as Trevino holds a share of the 54-hole lead. Sanders discussed his relaxed off course life and focus on the final round after a 71 on Friday. Separately, Frank Tepedino was optioned to Syracuse and Steve Kline recalled by the Yankees to fill roster slots.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
UPI
Doug Sanders
Lee Trevino
Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Tony Jacklin
Muirfield
Gene Littler
Oakland Hills Club
Birmingham
Mich
Bob Rosburg
Minneapolis
Trevino
Nicklaus
Jacklin
Saunders
NEW York
Frank Tepedino
Syracuse
New York Yankees
Yankees
Steve Kline
Tepedino
Baseball standings and probable pitchers schedule
Probable starting pitchers and games listed for a busy baseball card including Montreal at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis Cincinnati at Atlanta San Francisco at Houston Los Angeles at San Diego Milwaukee at Oakland Minnesota at California Chicago at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Washington with times in EDT and a Sunday slate.
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Wegener
New York
McAndrew
Philadelphia
Bunning
Chicago
Decker
Pittsburgh
Veale
St Louis
Reuss
Cincinnati
Nolan
Atlanta
Nash
San Francisco
Pitlock
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
Osteen
San Diego
Dobson
St. Louis
San Fran
Milwaukee
Brabender
Oakland
Segui
Minnesota
iZepp
California
I Wright
iHorlen
Kansas City
Butler
Baltimore
Cuellar
Detroit
Niekro
Boston
Brett
Cleveland
McDowell
Bahnsen
Washington
Shellenback
Cheago
West
L. Pet
Pitts
Twilight Cinci
Cleveland Indians
Host All-Stars hammer Vandenberg to reach Babe Ruth finals
Lompoc Host-Babe Ruth team crushed Vandenberg AFB 16-1 at Pioneer Park to advance to a 1 p.m. game against Nipomo in the Southern Section District Three Tournament. Ellis Drake and Bob Aguilar combined for a no-hit performance while Russ Bolinger and Joe Barthel led with multiple extra-base hits and drives in three and two runs respectively.
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Robert Pellerin
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
Pioneer Park
Nipomo
San Luis Obispo
Arroyo
Bob Aguilar
Vandenberg
Russ Bolinger
Joe Barthel
RBI
Drake
Steve Armitage
Joe Romano
Starin Young Aguilar
Aguilar
Bill Boyer
Terry Williams
Mike Bratz
Bolinger
Steve McNamee
Don Landry
Atascadero
Tigers bullpen shines in 4-2 win over Orioles
Detroit recovers from early trouble as Tom Timmerman twirls seven scoreless innings to earn his 11th save. Les Cain goes four hits allowed with two runs in the fourth, and the bullpen seals a 4-2 victory that trims Baltimore’s edge in the AL East to five games.
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Detroit
Mayo Smith
Tigers
Tom Timmerman
Timmerman
Les Cain
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Orioles
Cain
Smith
Fred) Sherman
Daryl Patterson
Aaron Bobbles Grounder Into Run as Reds Rally
Aaron mishandled a fly ball in the ninth allowing Pat Corrales to homer and lift the Reds to a 3-1 win over the Braves after Atlanta took the opener 11-9 on Cepeda homers. Hank Aaron faced boos Friday night as he looked to close out the game.
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United Press International
Hank Aaron
Pat Corrales
Aaron
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
George Stone
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Sonny Jackson
Corrales
Jimmie Hall
Atlanta
Hall
Stone
Anaheim
UPI
Jim Fregosi
California Angels
Minnesota
Dodgers outlast Padres 9 7 as hitters heat up
Dodgers win 9-7 over the San Diego Padres in San Diego behind Bill Singer who improved to 5-3. Wes Parker raised his average to .303 with a triple and two doubles driving in three runs as Los Angeles extended its strong late-season push with eight wins in nine games.
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SAN Diego
UPI
Bill Singer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnai
Reds
Atlanta
Dodgers
San Diego Padres
Singer
Padres
Golden Glove
Wes Parker
Dodger
Parker
Los Angeles
Bill Grabarkewitz
Manny Mota
Danny Coombs
Claude Osteen
Pat Dobson
Massengale Leads After Two Rounds In Milwaukee Open
Massengale, cutting a comeback tale, holds a one stroke lead at the Greater Milwaukee Open after a 36-hole total of 137. Jack Lewis Jr and Ted Hayes tied for second at 138 while Chi Chi Rodriguez Jim Colbert Dean Beman and Jerry Heard sit at 139. 79 players made the cut. Massengale said he regained confidence after a five week break.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Don Massengale
Massengale
Jack Lewis Jr
Ted Hayes
Lewis
Hayes
North Shore Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dorado Beach
P.R
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Kan
Dean Beman
Bethesda
Jerry Heard
Visalia
Calif
Arroyo Grande and Lompoc BA Teams Lead Tourney Field
Arroyo Grande and Lompoc BA squads stand as favorites in the Southern Section District Three Tournament at Pioneer Park. Nipomo and the Traveling Team offer challenges while the Host team remains a top threat from the loser's bracket after a 16-1 rout of Vandenberg AFB and key wins over Nipomo and Arroyo Grande.
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Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc
Babe Ruth
Pioneer Park
Nipomo
Arroyo Grande
San Luis Obispo
Vandenberg
Fregosi and Messersmith lead Angels past Twins
Angels beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 as Jim Fregosi hit a two run homer and Andy Messersmith pitched a 6 hitter with 13 strikeouts. Messersmith improved to 8-8 while Kaat took the loss. The win narrows the AL West gap to five games.
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Jim Fregosi
Andy Messersmith
California
Twins
al Oliver
Bob Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Gibson
Fregosi
Messersmith
Minnesota
Jim Holt
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Bill Cowan
Andy
Clyde Wright
Bill Zepp
Jim Kaat
Angels
Jarvis Tatum
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Etchebarren
Munson
Walter Hagen
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Steve Tremper
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Tremper
Jack Craddock
Dotson
Bob Rosa
Bill Bailey
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Ed Kirkpatrick
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Bob Bolin
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Jose Pena
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Ron Hunt
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