Police Behind Schedule On International Run
A dozen Los Angeles Police marathon runners passed through Lakeview Oregon two hours late on their Mexico to Canada run for National Police Week. A Lakeview officer saw them arriving at 9 15 am and believed they could regain time before Burns 140 miles away at elevations up to a mile. It was a mild 68 degree day with light overcast as the group continued their cross country trek.
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UPI
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National Police
Burns
President's Commission On Physical Fitness
Royals Rally Past Tigers To Split Series
Richie Scheinblum lined a three run homer in the fifth as Kansas City topped Detroit 4 3 to snap a five game skid and deny the Tigers a share of the lead in the American League East. Patek, Otis and Rojas supplied key hits as KC built a 2 0 lead before Freehan’s RBI single and McAuliffe’s homer sparked Detroit’s rally. Seelbach struggled in his first major league start, charged with the defeat.
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Richie Scheinblum
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Mercy Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
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Knoc Tigers
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Rev Hind
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Ike Brown
Chuck Seelbach
Aurelio Rodriguez
al Kaline
Pauli’ Schaal
Cookie Rojas
Ed Kirkpatrick
Seelbach
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Freehan
Tigers
Norm Cash
Willie} Horton
McAuliffe
al Fitzmorris
Rojas
Chisox defeat Orioles 4-1 to sweep series
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore Orioles 4-1 for a fourth straight win. Rich Morales drove in two runs with a homer and a single, backing six hit pitching by Tom Bradley. Orioles, amid a slump, lose their fourth in a row and split the 3-game set.
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Rich Morales
Tom Bradley
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore ‘Orioles
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Orioles
Dave Totally
McNally
Rick Reichardt
Morales
Bradey
Walt Wiliams
Bradley
Don Buford
Bobby Grich
Innning
Grich
Sy Brooks Robinson
M ‘Rettenmund
Sophomore Kenny Humphreys Throws No-Hitter for Houston St. Pius
Sophomore Kenny Humphreys of St. Pius Houston pitched a no hitter Sunday, guiding Houston St. Pius to a 260 victory over St. Marys Frederick in the state AA high school baseball championship. Siant ee struck out eight and walked three, fanning all three St. Marys hitters in the seventh. Eddie Obkrahlik and Terry tried for St. Marys but could not reach second base.
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Kenny Humphreys
Pius
Hous School
St. Mary's
Frederick
Peery
Sianteee
Bt. Mary's
Eddie Obkrahlik
Terry
Mary
Mays Debuts for Mets with Tie-Breaker Homer Giants Rally Halted
Willie Mays in his first Mets uniform hits a tie-breaking solo shot while Rusty Staub belts a grand slam as New York defeats San Francisco. The game features a flurry of late scoring with Salas and Fuentes contributing homers and Speier driving in runs.
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Willie Mays
New York Mets
Rusty Staub
Mets
San Francisco Giants
Forndis
Sneed Grabs Golf Win
Ed Sneed of Columbus Ohio won the Gaymelle Golf Tournament in North Little Rock Arkansas finishing four rounds at 282 six under par The Ohio State graduate led by six strokes before finishing solo second with an eagle two on the 15th hole and a final run of par downs had a late bunker escape to eight feet for a closing par
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Ed Sneed
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Ohio State Ste University
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Sneed
Eping
Goldstrand
Astros Rally Past Pirates With Cedeno Watson Homers
Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson slugged back to back homers in the first inning and the Astros scored four more in the second to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 6. Houston broke a three game skid after Nelson Briles started strong for Pittsburgh before Bruce Kison gave up two runs in the first inning and star slugger Stargell notched his 250th career homer.
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Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Nelson Briles
Pittsburgh
Oliver
Richie Hebner
Jim Wynn
Reyignilb
Sue Pe Cedeno
Watson
Briles
Bruce Kison
Wynn
Cedeno
Stargell
Kansas Gains 6-3 Victory
Kansas defeats Oklahoma State 6-3 as the Sooners must win at least two of three from the Tigers to force a title margin. Colorado would clinch the title by a slim 0.06 percentage points if that happens.
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Tigers
Colorado
Bald Day Draws 583 at Oakland Game
Charles O. Finley the Oakland Athletics owner, renowned as a special attraction figure, faced a sparse crowd of 583 for an afternoon game against Boston as bald day and spectacle drew attention from both sexes.
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Charles O. Finley
Oakland ‘Athletics
Anna
Boston
Wes
Petra
Finley
Rick Hensley Signs Letter With Froggies at Worth
Rick Hensley signs a letter with the Froggies at Worth, marking a notable local sports or club affiliation event. The action emphasizes Hensley's commitment and the Froggies group involvement within the community.
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Rick Hensley
Perez powers Reds in doubleheader sweep past St Louis
Cincinnati star Perez homered twice and drove in four as the Reds swept a twin bill from St. Louis. He homered for three runs, added a double and a single, scoring on a Perez single in the third. Jim McGlothlin and Joe so-and-so scored on hits as Cincinnati built early leads.
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Ear Perez
Reds
St. Louis
Rom Hall
Jand
Perez
Jim McGlothlin
Joe
Wally
Chambliss homers in 10th to push Indians past Rangers
Cleveland rookie star Chris Chambliss belted his first homer of the season in the 10th inning, giving the Indians a 4 3 victory over Texas. Gaylord Perry fired a six hit shutout for Cleveland, while Texas had led 3 1 in the seventh before the blast and a Perry wild pitch.
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Chris Chambliss
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Chambliss
Bill Goglowesk
Evans Hits Fourth In 9th Sparks Braves Victory
Darrell Evans blasted his fourth homer in the ninth to lift Atlanta over Chicago 1-0. Pitchers Phil Niekro and Milt Pappas matched zeros through most of the game as Chicago tied it in the second with Jose Cardenal's homer and the Braves pushed across the decisive run in the ninth.
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Darrell Evans
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Milt. Pappas
Phil Niekro
Niekro
Pappas
Cubs
Jose Cardenal
Earl Williams
Angels Top Yankees 6-2 Behind Four Homers
California Angels defeated the New York Yankees 6-2 as Leroy blasted two first inning home runs and Kasco added another. Fritz Sunday and Tee Peterson suffered losses for New York, while Stanton’s drive contributed to Angel momentum in the sixth inning.
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Kasco
California Angels
New York Yankees
Fritz
Tee Peterson
Stanton
Angel
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