Baltimore fans blamed for poor support of exhibition game
Baltimore club president Steve Rosenbloom criticized fans after Memorial Stadium crowd of 16,771 watched the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Colts 10-7 in an exhibition. He suggested a review of preseason sales and noted revenue gaps beyond telecasts, urging reciprocal home games and stressing loyal Colts support.
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Lolich Dominates Red Sox as Tigers Rout Boston 8 2
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich pitched a nine hitter for his 18th win, lifting the Tigers to an 8-2 victory over Boston. Willie Horton hit a three run homer and Aurelio Rodriguez added a two run blast as Detroit pounded 13 hits and pulled within two games of the Red Sox in the AL East.
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Minnesota Twins edge Angels on Cardenas ninth inning homer
Leo Cardiendas delivered a tie breaking two out homer in the ninth to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 2-1 win over the California Angels. Bert Blyleven pitched well with five strikeouts and one walk, while Tom Murphy struggled in relief for California. Minnesota scored first on Jim Holt’s RBI single, the Angels tied it in the fourth on Ken McMullen’s double and Jim Spencer’s run.
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Net Tournament Set At Lubbock Center This Weekend
The Lubbock Metropolitan Closed Tournament will be held Friday through Sunday at the Lubbock Tennis Center. Events include all divisions for children and adults with singles doubles and mixed doubles. Entries may be mailed to Bob McKenna or registered at the center.
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Paige, Negro League star, joins Hall of Fame inductees
Satchel Paige is inducted into the Hall of Fame alongside other greats in a special committee decision. The 42 year old rookie in 1948 and later major leaguer is celebrated for his Negro League achievements from the 1930s and 1940s. Also inducted are Bancroft Beckley Hafey Hooper Kelley Marquard Weiss plus Hall of Fame executives and players from the early era.
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Chambliss Sparks Indians Past Senators For 6 2 Win
Cleveland rookie Chris Chambliss drove in two runs with a single and a doubled to pace a 6 2 victory over the Washington Senators. Denny McLain started strong before the Indians chased him in the sixth as Vada Pinson and Chambliss delivered key hits. The Senators scored once in the fifth on a bases loaded walk to Steve Dunning, with McLain issuing three walks before Del Unser bunted into trouble.
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Niekro Masters Mets With Four-Hitter Braves Win 5-0
Phil Niekro pitched a four hitter as the Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets 5-0. Aaron extended his hitting streak to 16 with a first inning double and an early Braves rally produced four runs in the second inning.
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May Powers 32nd Homer Lifts Reds Over Expos
Lee May hit his 32nd homer of the season a three run shot in the ninth giving Cincinnati a 6 3 win over Montreal. The rally followed Pete Rose and Jimmy Stewart singles after Boots Day tied the game earlier. May also homered in the opening inning for Cincinnati.
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Washington Senators face possible move to Dallas in owner power play
The Washington Post reports Bob Short is pressuring American League owners in Chicago to approve moving the Senators to Dallas. Short seeks a $12 million price while claiming Kansas City style terms and denying contact with Veeck or Hope. A bankruptcy option or sale to a bidder at his price are among three league alternatives discussed.
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Buckeye Trainer Dies Saturday
Ohio trainer Biggs, longtime Ohio State associate and athletic trainer since 1912, died in a Columbus hospital at age 54. A OSU graduate and 1941 masters in physical education, he helped at the 144th Olympic Games in Tokyo and served on the National Trainers Association board of directors.
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