Plains Co-Op wins regional fast-pitch meet title
Plains Co-Op of Lubbock captured the Regional USA fast-pitch softball tournament, advancing to Seattle for the national event starting Sept. 7. They finished 5-0 with a 2-0 record and defeated Shady Grove, American Handicraft, Rome Inn, and East Grand to clinch the title. Larry Hays starred with a clutch single and Larry Powell led with key hits as Robert Witten drove in the deciding run.
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Plains Co-Op
Lubbock
Seattle
Hub City
Weigand's
Fort Worth
Larry Hays
Hesse Benavides
Plains
Shady Grove
Austin
Larry Powell
American Handicraft
Darrel O 'Rosenow
Rome Hinn
Powall
Grand of
Dallas
Robert Witti Hton
Hays
Lt. Utley
Miami Dolphins trim roster to league limit
The Miami Dolphins reduced their squad to 49 men. Top draft pick Chuck Bradley from Oregon and running back Eddie Jenkins were placed on injured reserve. Kicking specialist Jett White, defensive end Ron Fernandez were waived. Ron Burger was signed to a future contract. Bill Stanfill sat out with a stomach issue.
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MIAMI
Miami Dolphins
Chuck Bradisley
Oregon
Eddie Jenkins
Don Shula
Bradley
Jenkins
Jett White
Ron Fernandez
Shulaid
Ron Burger
Bill Stanfill
Expos Down Dodgers 4-0 Behind Rogers Notches Shutout
Montreal rookie Steve Rogers tossed a four hit shutout against the Los Angeles Dodgers, improving to 5-2 as the Expos score once in each of the first two innings and add two more in the eighth. Ken Singleton drove in a run in the first, Bob Stinson homered to start the second, and Stinson added a two run double in the eighth. Joe Ferguson and Willie Davis supplied the Dodgers only two hits as Messersmith took his 11th loss.
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Steve Rogers
Los Angeles
Dodigers
Montreal Expos
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Expos
Dodgers
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Willie Davis
Andy Messersmith
Messersmith
Ken Singleton
Bob Stinson
Stinson
Larry Lintz
Ron Fairly
Lintz
Fairly
Singleton
Mike Jorgensen
Monday results loom large in scattered baseball action
American League scores include Baltimore 6 over esas 1 and Chicago 6 over Milwaukee 1 with Detroit and Boston also playing. National League highlights San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 2 while standings show crowded East divisions and west leads. Multiple night games feature Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland Oakland and Los Angeles matchups with key pitchers listed.
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Minnesota
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New York
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Orioles extend major league best with 14th straight win
Baltimore slugger Clyde Destined's homer and Earl Williams four RBIs powered an 8 2 victory over Texas as the Orioles stretched their winning streak to 14, tying a club record. Bobby Grich added a two run shot while Paul Blair and Merv Rettenmund made key defensive plays to preserve the lead.
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Wiliams
Baltimore Orioles
Texas
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Steve Dunning
Bobby Grich
Ander
Mike Cuellar
Rangers
Mark Belanger
Geame
Casike
Paul Blair
Don Baylor
Merv Rettenmund
Rettenmund Jewping
Jim Fregosi
Blair
Dave Nelson
Redenmund
Toby Harrah
Orioles
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Falcons Missing Ed Williams at Training Camp
Falcons running back Ed Williams, signed recently as a free agent, was reported missing from the Greenville camp after last seen in the locker room following the Knoxville exhibition against the Cleveland Browns. The league club will announce Wednesday the waivers of ten players to reach 49.
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S.C
Ed Williams
Atlanta Falcons
Norm van Brocklin
Williams
Knoxville
Cleveland Browns
Wood earns 21st win in Chicago comeback over Brewers
Wilbur Wood defies seven losses in a row to beat Milwaukee 4 3 after Chicago mounts a three run fifth inning. Don Money doubled and scored for the Brewers while Ed Rodriguez and Jerry Hairston drive in runs for the White Sox.
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Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
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Milwaukee
Don Money
Bob Mitchell
Jorge Oria
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Herrmann
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Champion
Pat’ Kelly
Ed Rodriguez
Bil Sharp
Rodriguez
Jerry Hairston
Bill Melton
Orta
Omer
White Sox
Texan Tops Seniors Golf in World Championship Round One
David Goldman of Dallas defeated Walter Sham of Ogden Utah 6 and 5 to lead the World Seniors Golf Championship opening round at Broadmoor Country Club. He advances to face Tom Draper of Troy Michigan, who beat James Ferrie 4 and 3, in today's match play. Other early results include T F Connell overcoming Wally Sezna 1 up and Jack McCarthy upsetting Curtis Person 2 up.
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U.S
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Dallas
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Ogden
Utah
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Troy
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Western
James Ferrie
Indian Wells
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Boynton
Beach
Fla
Wally Sezna
Greenville
Del
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Sydney
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LCC Ladies Club Championship Opens With Early Match Play
Libbock Country Club hosts the Libbock County Ladies Club Championship as play starts at 9 30 am Joanne Batson leads qualifiers with an 8 0 score and draws Eth elyn Campbell in the opening match tee times five minutes apart.
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Joanne Batson
Alist
Ethelyn
Campbell
Revival push led by Bull with Hollingsworth in West Memphis
The Razorbacks seem set for a fall revival with Bull directing efforts and Mark Hollingsworth, safetyman, joining crusades last summer. They represented a Baptist church in West Memphis Arkansas delivering Christian testimony and preaching.
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Mark Hollingsworth
West Memphis
Ark
Hollingsworth
Fife Shuts Down Tigers as Twins Win 5-3
Detroit native Dan Fife in his first major league start, after being traded from Detroit to Minnesota, tosses seven innings of four-hit ball to lead the Twins to a 5-3 victory over the Tigers. Rod Carew and Tony Oliva drive in early runs and give Fife a 2-0 lead.
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Dan Fife
Minnesota
Jim Percy
Twins
Tigers
Fife
Tacoma
Baltimore
Mike Strabler
Rod Carew
Tony Oliva
Red Raiders Eye Tough Texas Challenge This Fall
The Red Raiders, favored to challenge Texas in the Southwest Conference, evaluate offense and line depth after a spring workout. Joe Barnes leads at quarterback with Carmichael and Duniven as top contenders. freshmen will be observed for potential varsity promotion. Tech prepares for a SWC writers tour stop.
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University of Texas
Joe Barnes
Jimmy Carmichael
Barnes
Tommy Duniven
Raiders
Tech
Southwest Conference
Home Runs Propel Phils Past Giants
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 7-4 as Joe Schmidt Kingman and Bill Robinson hit important homers and Garry Matthews added an eighth inning shot. The Phillies scored five in the first off Jim Barr and added two more in the sixth. Denny Doyle and Willie Montanez contributed late scoring as Schmidt delivered a three run homer.
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Rusty Stauth
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
George Stone
Mets
Wayne Garrett
Felix Millan
Sui
Steve Ailin
Fred Kendall
Clarence Gaston
Padres
Don Hahn
Dave Roberts
Rod Harreson
Paves
Tug McCraw
Philadelphia
Jiuning
Dave
Joe Schmidt
Kingman
Bill Robinson
Philies
San Francisco Giants
Jim Willoughby
Robinson
Craig Robinson
Garry Matthews
Giants
Denny Doyle
Willie Montanez
Ane
Schmidt
San Francisco
Tennis Ban Targets Jean King and John New sombe
Billie Jean King, defending women's champion, signs with Philadelphia in the new circuit while New sombe joins Houston. About 20 players already under contract as ILTP duty moves forward. William F. Talbert, U.S. Open chairman, says he has not heard of any ban and doubts its likelihood.
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John Newsombe
Billie Jean
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Newsombe
Houston
William F. Talbert
Raiders Fail To Trim List In Preseason Moves
The Oakland Raiders did not announce players placed on the waiver list after a Monday workout. Coach John Madden downplayed a single game impact from Saturday's 34 10 loss to Minnesota as the team prepares for next week’s roster cut and moves camp to Alameda after the Oakland Coliseum game against the San Francisco 49ers.
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John Madden
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Oakland Coliseum
Juarez Ace Drops 8-Iron at Pine Hills No 16
Leo Juarez hols a hole in one at Pine Hills Golf Course on par three 16 using an 8 iron. Witnesses Don Boucher and Vic Singleton confirm the shot.
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Pine Hills
Juarez
Don Boucher
Vic Singleton
Court Wins Grass Court Title In Newport Drama
Australia’s Margaret Court captured the $30,000 Women’s Grass Court Championship at the Casino, defeating Tulle Heldman 6-3 6-2 to claim her second straight title and push her 1970 prize total beyond $96,000. Heldman earned $3,500 as runnerup. Doubles winners were Durr of France and Stove of the Netherlands, 6-4 6-3 over Newberry Ladolla and Pam Teesuarden.
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Ral
Bobby Riggs
Australia
Margaret Court
Miss Heldman
Mrs. Court
Netherlands
Janet Newberry
Ladolla
Calif
Pam Teesuarden
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