Mileti envisions Cavaliers rise with star recruit Austin Carr
Nick Mileti, Cleveland Cavaliers owner, reflects on past losses and plans for a title run. He touts talent additions including Austin Carr, Steve Patterson, Charlie Davis, Walt Wesley, Butch Beard, and coach Bill Fitch as keys to a potential championship era in Cleveland.
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Nick Mileti
Austin Carr
Steve Patterson
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Mileti
Charlie Davis
Wake Forest
Walt Wesley
Butch Beard
Bill Fitch
Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland
Ohio
Mets
Minnesota Vikings
Milwaukee Bucks
Redynasty
Open stance alignment tip from Gardner Dickinson
The golfers are advised to keep eyes on the target and ignore the feet. Gardner Dickinson, winner of this year's Atlanta event, says stand open with the left foot back and draw a line from target to ball. Then place the club behind the ball and swing with proper alignment.
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Lee Trevino
Gardner Dickinson
Atlanta
Gardner
Orioles overpower Yankees as Brooks Robinson hits grand slam
Dobson remains in line for 20 despite late setback as he tops out at 18 wins. Robinson belted an eighth inning grand slam to power Baltimore past New York 6-2, while Detroit breezes past Washington with Les Cain seven strong innings.
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United Press International
Pat Dobson
Baltimore
Oriole
Dobson
Brooks Robinson
New York Yankees
Jim Palme
Dave McNally
Detroit
Mike Cuellar
San Diego
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Tigers
Norm Cash
Washington
Les Cain
Ron Perranoski
Coast gridders chase comebacks in redemption week
In Pacific-8 action UCLA and California face tough tests after season-opening defeats. UCLA is 12 point underdog to Texas with Eddie Phillips at quarterback. Cal starts Jay Cruze at QB against West Virginia as Reed Chastang is out with injury.
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United Press International
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USC
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
California
Bruins
Texas Longhorns
Wishbones
Eddie Phillips
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Cal Bears
West Virginia
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Jay Cruze
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Reed Chastang
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Tim Todd
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Pete Wood
Bernie Galitta
Washington
Sonny Sixkiller
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Sam Cunningham
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Vandenberg Women Golf Club Guest Day Results
Thirty five ladies at the Base golf course competed for low gross and low net with Betty Bryant carding a 93 for low gross. Bo Chandler won low net, Lorraine Faught second, and Lois Burrell with Ruth Roth tied for third. Seven players shot under 100. Lillian Blackwell, Lee Pageau, and Dorie Lockwood led the nine hole group in low putts. The Western American Golf Association opens with Black Lake at WAFB on Friday September 17.
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Vandenberg Womens Golf Club
Betty Bryant
Bo Chandler
Lorraine Fought
Lois Burrell
Ruth Roth
Lillian Blackwell
Lee Pageau
Dorie Lockwood
Western American Golf Association
WAGA
Black Lake
WAFB
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Across Leagues
Listings show today's standings and probable pitchers for games across the league. Rays, Athletics, Mets, and teams like Oakland Milwaukee Boston Cleveland New York and Chicago appear with listed starters and night schedules for multiple matchups including Detroit Kansas City Minnesota and others.
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Blue
Milwaukee
Pattin
California
Chicago
Johnson
Baltimore
McNally
Leonhard
Detroit
Sherman
Kilkenny
Gilbreth
Kansas City
Hedland
Minnesota
Perry
Boston
Culp
Washington
Gogolewski
Cleveland
Paul
McDowell
New York
Peterson
Bahnsen
City
Minn
Cleve
Cal
Oak
Mil
Wash
Atlanta
Stone
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Osteen
St Lews Stubson Vets
Montreal
Morton Weber
Decker
Philadelphia
Reyoords
Gentry
Pittsburgh
Briles Fedeight
Cipemnath
Osumpsen
Houston
Wilson
San Diego
cArling Ihe
San Francisco
Marichal
West West
Bos
League leaders mixed batting and pitching highlights
The report lists top players across leagues with scattered names and figures, including batsmen Mellon and Stargell and pitchers Det, Jackson, and Pindy. It mentions Mas Oak WY and Ben Smith with several unclear numbers in a fragmented summary of season leaders.
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Mellon
Chi
Cash
Jackson Pindy
Smith
Ben
Milound Robinson
Cowboys offer Duane Thomas return after physical
Duane Thomas asks Dallas Cowboys to reinstate him after retirement. Cowboys say he must pass a team physical and get NFL Commissioner Rozelle's clearance before any return. Tex Schramm says door open if requirements met and Thomas could practice if cleared. Rozelle to review the physical results before any further action.
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Detroit
UPI
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Karras
Washington Redskins
Dallas
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Duane
Tex Schramm
Schramm
Thomas
Rozelle
Picos Extinguish Roaches 16-3 tomaintain lead
Slow pitch Picos kept first place as they topped the Roaches 16-3. Bill Rauch allowed two hits and had three hits himself. Rick Cruz and Jack Anderson hit triples. Phillips 66 lost to the Jaycees 9-8 with Bob Gaston and Ted Hofmeister two hits each. Ray Ochoa led Phillips with three. McDonalds beat Pizza Palace 4-2 as Rick Erdmann and John Montoya contributed two and a triple respectively.
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Picos
Roaches
Bill Rauch
Rick Cruz
Jack Anderson
Phillips 66
Jaycees
Bob Gaston
Ted Hofmeister
Ray Ochoa
Phillips
McDonalds
Pizza Palace
Rick Erdmann
Macs
John Montoya
US Trails Ryder Cup After First Day On Home Soil
At St. Louis, the United States trailed Great Britain 4 1 2 to 3 1 2 after day one as nonplaying captain Jay Hebert sought pairing strategies for today. Arnold Palmer and Gardner Dickinson led U S wins, while Britain’s Eric Brown welcomed leading on American soil for the first time.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Jay Hebert
Great
Arnold Palmer
Gardner Dickinson
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