No-hitter sparks Village sweep in weekend baseball
Ernie Martin pitched a no hitter and collected four hits as Vandenberg Village Legion swept San Luis and Atascadero 6-0 and 8-4. Martin also delivered two strong outings, adding 19 strikeouts in his recent two mound appearances as the Villagers extended their win streak.
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Ernie Martin
Vandenberg Village
American Legion
Martin
San Luis Legion
Atascadero
Ernie
San Luis
Dampier
Bill Boyer
J.C. Holt
Boyer
Goodrich
RBI
Rick Martinich
Cabrillo
Lom Sanuis Realty
Arroyo Grande Atascadero
Santa Ynez Vandenberg Village
San Luis Legion Paso Robles
Gorman Upsets Laver To Reach Wimbledon Semi Final
Unseeded Tom Gorman of Seattle defeated Rod Laver 9-7 8-6 6-3 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals to shock the top seed after another upset win over Cliff Drysdale earlier. Billie Jean King advanced to the women’s semifinals with a 2-6 6-2 6-2 win over Francoise Durr.
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England
UPI
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Australia
Rod Laver
Gorman
Lean
Laver
London
United States
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Drysdale
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Francoise Durr
France
Mrs. King
Nancy Richey Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Mrs. Court
Britain
Winnie Shaw
Coaches All-America Classic poised for continued run
In Lubbock the Coaches All-America football classic drew 43 320 fans and a national TV audience. West beat East 33 28 with standout Jim Plunkett passing for 209 yards and Joe Orduna earning MVP honors amid a two year contract outlook.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPI
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Murray
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Nebraska
Joe Orduna
Orduna
West
Bob Devaney
Hixson
Baseball Tonight Rivalries and Probable Pitchers
Tonight's games feature Los Angeles at Chicago with Downing facing Pappas and Gullett opposed by Stoneman. Montreal hosts Cincinnati with Stoneman and Morton to start. New York visits Philadelphia and Pittsburgh travels to St Louis. San Francisco meets San Diego as Kirby starts.
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Downing
Chicago
Pappas
Cincinnati
Gullett
Grimsley
Montreal
Stoneman
Morton
New York
Gentry
Philadelphia
Wise
Pittsburgh
Walker
St Louis
Reuss
Atlanta
Nash
Kelley
Houston
Wilson
Blasingame
San Francisco
Marichal
San Diego
Kirby
San Fran
Los Ang
US York
Phila
Pitts
Reds
Bernie Carbo
St. Louis
San Fracisco
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Rich Allen
Don Sutton
Baseball Scores and Night Games From Sunday Schedule
American League results show Cleveland beating Detroit 3 1 Boston defeating Baltimore 3 2 New York blanked by Washington 8 0 in the first and California beat Chicago 2 1 in the first game then 12 3 in the second. Minnesota edged Milwaukee 2 1 in the first and Milwaukee won 8 5 in the second. Oakland shut out Kansas City 3 0 in the first. Kansas City at Oakland 3 2 in the second. The Cleveland–New York game listed Hand 14 and Lamb 43 with Hardin 0 1 and Peterson 6 6. Night games include Washington at Boston Bosman 5 9 and Tiant 0 1. Minnesota at Oakland Blyleven 7 9 and Dobson 5 0. Chicago at Milwaukee Johnson 446 or Rome 4 and Slaton 2 1. Detroit at Baltimore Lolich II and McNally 12 4. Kansas City at California Reynolds 0 2. and other scheduled night matches.
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Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
New York
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas City
Hand
Lamb
Hardin
Peterson
Bosman
Tiant
Blyleven
Dobson
Johnson
Rome
Slaton
Lolich II
McNally
Splittorff
Reynolds
Red Sox sweep Orioles. Culp dominates with seven-hitter
Boston tops Baltimore 3-1 as Ray Culp earns his ninth win with a seven-hit outing. Reggie Smith drives in two with a first-inning double while Luis Aparicio and Duane Josephson struggle at the plate. The win keeps Boston in second in the AL East behind the Orioles. Other scores: Cleveland over Detroit 3-1. Washington 2-1 and 8-0 New York. Minnesota 2-1 Milwaukee. California 2-1 and 12-3 Chicago. Oakland-Kansas City split.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
West
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Ray Culp
Orioles
Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Duane Josephson
Eddie Kasko
Brewers
Athletics
Reggie Smith
Oriole
Jim Palmer
Doug Griffin
Smith
Kaska
Mitchell captures first pro golf win
Bobby Mitchell won the Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club by seven strokes with a 22 under par 262 total. The former caddie turned pro at 15 earned $30,000, ending a winless stretch. Bruce Crampton and Charles Coody finished second and tied for third, each earning six-figure sums in a strong field.
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UPI
Joanne Gunderson Carner
Mrs. Car
Mickey Wright
Jane Blalock
Jane Bastanchury
Cleveland
Ohio
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Beechmont Country Club
Dan Sikes
Bruce Crampton
Charles Coody
Coody
Crampton
Phil Rodgers
Jerry Heard
Jerry McGee
Aaron homers twice off Nolan as Braves fall to Reds
Henry Aaron belts two two run homers off Gary Nolan to reach 614 career homers as Atlanta loses 7-5 to Cincinnati. Aaron proclaims a "try harder" stance after a local paper called him overrated, while Nolan notes a Billy Loes approach to the game.
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United Press International
Henry Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Gary Nolan
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Nolan
Felix Millan
Billy Loes
Nohitter
Loes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Torres returns to pitch Lompoc win
Southpaw Ted Torres delivered six scoreless innings in a 9 0 Lompoc victory over San Luis Realty in a season debut after a month off He struck out 10 and walked one earning relief from Bob Aguilar Dave Stegman powered the offense with a double and grand slam while Rod Townes and Torres aided the attack Lompoc held San Luis to four hits while tallying eleven of their own in the win
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Ted Torres
Lompoc
San Luis Realty
Torres
Bob Aguilar
Teddy
Aguilar
Dave Stegman
San Luis
Bob Dean
Stegman
Dean
Jeff Bratz
Ted
Bob Grossini
Roy Howell
Carlos Gonzales
Stegmen
San _ Luis
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