Village-Hills All-Stars advance to District 50 final
Village-Hills defeats Santa Maria West 5-2 in seven innings to move into the District 50 championship game. Mike Klenske pitched well with 11 strikeouts before two-out seventh inning rally produced three insurance runs. Kendall Greene and Dave Cates homered for Santa Maria West. Village-Hills will face the Vandenberg AFB vs Lompoc American winner.
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Bob Frophlich
Village-Hills All- Stars
Santa Maria West
Village Hills
Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc
Indians edge Twins as Hargan fans three
Steve Hargan of the Cleveland Indians pitched three hits against Minnesota to earn a 3 2 win. He carried a no hitter into the eighth before Brant Alvea’s single broke it up. Hargan’s work helped Cleveland gain in the American League standings while other AL and NL games produced varied results.
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Wichita
Steve Hargan
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Twins
Hargan
George Mitterwald
Leo Cardenas
Chuck Manuel
Brant Alvea
Cesar Tovar
Indians
Jim Perry
Roy Foster
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Oakland
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Jacobs shots a five under par to lead Westchester Classic
Tommy Jacobs rises from a slump with a five under par 67 to share the first round lead at the Westchester Classic alongside Brian Barnes Bruce Crampton Larry Hinson and Hugh Royer. Defending champion Frank Beard and others trailed by one stroke. Lee Trevino was disqualified for missing his start.
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Harrison
N.Y
UPI
Tommy Jacobs
Jacobs
Brian Barnes
Bruce Crampton
Larry Hinson
Douglas
Hugh Royer
Columbus
Royer
Chicago
Frank Beard
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Jerry McGee
Fred Marti
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Ben Hogan
Luss
Beard
Barnes
England
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Stephenson Wins 12th PCL Game In 7-0 Shutout
Spokane pitcher Jerry Stephenson, once cut by the Red Sox, improved to 12- in the Pacific Coast League with a 7-0 win over Tacoma on 10 hits. He struck out 10, walked none, and contributed two base hits to spark a rally. The Hawai Islanders led Salt Lake City 8-3 behind a five-run second. Joe Lis hit his 25th homer for Eugene in a 10-2 win over Portland. Willie Montanez and John Vukovich drove in three each.
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Washington
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Montreal
Bert Campaneris
Felipe Alou
Oakland
Rick Monday
Jim Hunter
Boston
Hunter
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Amos Otis
Lou Piniella
Bob Oliver
Short
Tom Timmerman
Ted Abernathy
Royal
Bob Johnson
Danny Walton
George Brunet
Milwaukee
Marty Pattin
Brewers
UPI
National Football League
Players’ Association
John Mackey
Baltimore Colts
Mackey
Mike Curtis
Colt
Bobby Walden
Curtis Gentry
New York
United Press International
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bench
Reds
Perez
Tony Cloninger
Don Gullett
Billy Williams
Cubs
Johnny Callison
Ferguson Jenkins
Denis Menke
Cesar Cedeno
Jett Torborg
Dogers
Bill Russell
Bill Singer
Boston Red Sox
Stephenson
Tacoma
Hawai Islanders
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Tucson
Bobby Young
Joe Lis
Willie Montanez
John Vukovich
Eugene
Portland
Lompoc Babe Ruth Stars Edge Turlock 1 0 In Shutout
John Hudson pitched a complete game allowing five singles as Lompoc defeats Turlock 1 0 to claim the Southern Section Northern California Championship. Drake and Townes executed a seventh inning squeeze play for the deciding run. Hudson limits walks to three while striking out nine. Lompoc prepared to face Concord in a best of three for the Northern California State title with Aguilar and Barthel rested for the series.
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John Hudson
Lompoc
Turlock
Hudson
Robert Pellerin
California
Brawley
Bob Aguilar
Joe Barthel
Concord
Hollister
Drake
Townes
Kevin Drake
Rod Townes
Terry Rodger
Don Landry
Dennis Ray
Terry Gray
Gray
Rick Frazier
Dave van Winkle
Frazier
Ray
Aguilar
Barthel
Hanford
Mike Hetzler
Curt Minges
Concord High
Minges
Tony Garcia
John Sanchez
Rick Wolff
John Clary
All Star Game Favored Chiefs Despite Limited Practice
The 37th College All-Star game at Soldier Field pits the Kansas City Chiefs with limited five day practice against Otto Graham led All Stars. Chiefs coach Hank Stram expects strong execution despite possible reduced artistry as 70 000 fans expected and TV coverage planned. The All Stars hope to overcome lack of scrimmage with pro teams and field talent in defense and offense, while injury and strike impacts linger.
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George Halas
Chicago Bears
Lamar Hunt
Halas
NFL
Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Veteran Planets
Mackey
NFLPA
Tex Schramm
Pete Rozelle
Chicago
UPI
Soldier Field
National Football League Players’ Association
Chiefs
All Stars
Hank Stram
Otto Graham
The
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Wedgeworth
Cates
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Westchester
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National Hockey League
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Bat Spree
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Spokane
Steve McNamee
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St. Louis Blues
New York Rangers
United States Golf Association
Charles E. Coffin
Indianapolis
Ind
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Ariz
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