McLain Back On Mound as Reds Star Returns to Spotlight
Denny McLain, suspended by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, returns to action with Detroit 6-5 win over the Yankees in 11 innings at Tiger Stadium. He strikes out 9 in 523 innings across 96 pitches, while Helms hits the Reds first homer in the new stadium. The night features other AL and NL results, with Helms opening the Cincinnati ballpark’s scoring and McLain seeking consistency after a long absence.
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Byne Bock
Detroit
Dennys
Tommy Helms
McLain
Stoner
Tiger Stadium
Cinnati Reds
Star 7
Kuhn
Detroit Tigers
Dennis Dale McLain
Tiger
Bowie Kuhn
MacLain
Denny
Horace Marina
Yankee
Jerry Kenney
Thurman Munson
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Tom Timmerman
Toledo
Sanay
New York
Ralph Houk
Mayo Smith
Baltimore
Helms
Reds
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Eagles Sign Carlos in Partial NFL Deal
Philadelphia reports John Carlos signed to play for the Eagles but fell short of his asking price. General manager Pete Retzlaff did not disclose figures, though educated estimates place the amount around $23,000 with adjustments.
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Philadelphia
John Carlos
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Carlos
Eagles
Pete Retzlaff
U S Tries To Open Up Wimbledon
U S tennis officials pressed for an open Davis Cup to contracted professionals at Wimbledon but faced strong odds as most European nations were expected to vote against. Rosewall Taylor and Newcombe Gimeno entered semis or finals race while Billie Jean King and Margaret Court advanced to the women’s final. rain interrupted key matches at center court. Boston racing notes follow.
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Wimbledon
England
U.S
Anther
London
Sched
Faw Tadawy
Wuay
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Roger Taylor
Britain
John Newcombe
Andres Gimeno
Spain
United States
Basil Reay
Panna
Taylor
Bunny Austin
Rosewall
Inch
Gimeno
Bob Carmichael
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Court
King
Francoise Durr
Court
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Baseball In Brief East West Standings and Results
Baseball in brief from the East and West divisions includes standings for Baltimore New York Detroit St Louis Boston Washington Cleveland Montreal and Philadelphia with Baltimore at 48 28 and New York 43 31 in the East while Minnesota and Cincinnati lead the West along with California and Los Angeles Updates cover Wednesday results such as Baltimore 3 Cleveland 0 Detroit 6 New York 5 Boston 6 Washington 5 California 4 Milwaukee 3 Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1 and Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 among others Plus upcoming schedule notes for Oakland San Francisco Chicago Detroit and other teams with twi night games listed for Friday July 2 1970.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
al Kaline
California
Milwaukee
Oakland
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Washington
Yankees
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Indians
Birds
Rick Austin
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Rich Reese
Rick Renick
Twins
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Brewers
Bob Burda
St. Louis
Motti-real
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
Helms
Wayne Simpson
Rich Nye
Bob Bailey
Adolfo Phillips
Montreal
Coco Laboy
Bailey
Dan McGinn
Howie Reed
Expos
Phillies
Dlvisne
W. L. Pot
G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Phila
Montreal SE
Cincinnati
Los Agneses
Atlanta
San Fran
Kings
Teeray
Paine
MTN
Murphy
Alwaukee
Brabender
Fitzmorris
Hall
Segui
Chio
Moore
Stoulemyre
Niekro
Hand
Attimore
Hardin
Such
Peters
Milwauke
Torre
Monreal
Morton
Gentry
Cardwell
Stone
Cincinati
Merritt
St.Louis
Kwight Houston
Twigly Log Agnelos
Cubs End Slump With 5 0 Win Over Cardinals
Ferguson Jenkins fires a masterful five hit shutout as the Cubs break a 12 game skid beating the St Louis Cardinals 5 0. Billy Williams and Ron Santo drive in runs while Don Kessinger sets up plays and Jenkins fans 10 in a tense Busch Stadium duel.
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Louis
Busch
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Chatham
Ont
Cardinals
Jenkins
Jerry Reuss
Cub
Joe Torre
Vic Davalillo
Joe Hague
Abernathy
Kansas City Royals
Chris Zachary
Royals
Tulsa
Don Kessinger
Johnny Callison
Jekins
Julian Javier
Joe Popovich
Billy Williams
Williams
Jim Hickman
Ron Santo
Cardinal
Sal Campisi
Yarborough Captures Pole at Daytona 400 Qualifying
Cale Yarborough secured the pole in Daytona Beach for the big car event with a 191.64 mph speed. Bobby Allison claimed a spot as he eyed the pole and 95,000 dollar prize. Bobby Isaac led starting positions with a 190.70 mph run amid a crowded field and technical hiccups during practice and qualifiers.
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Associated Press
Mighty Fine
Daytona Beach
Fra
Cruis
Mexico
Cale Yarborough
Perry
Fia
Daytona
National Speedway
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Sat-Ala
Paul
Ting Land
F. T. Macfeely
Wren
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Isaac
Wellsville Classic Softball Scores And Local Games
The report lists scores from the Wellsville area softball tournament with teams such as Bilisvil, Mexico Falstafis, Jeff City Rippeto, and Columbi Merchants, plus tonight’s games New Haven versus Wellsvill and Columbia Chiefs versus Ell. A garbled section references racing and qualifying details for Lee Roy Yarbrough and other drivers, noting a 169.685 mph lap and hopes for 190s, with several drivers named in the front 10 qualifiers.
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Jett City
New Haven
Wellsvill
Columbia Chiefs
Ell
Owensville
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Cale
Isaac
Pete Hamilton
Detham
Mass
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Charrie Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
Benny Parsons
Detroit
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
N.C
Bobby Allison
Dick Brooks
Porterville
Calif
Artificial turf sparks baseball debate in major parks
Artificial turf is installed or planned for seven major league parks facing White Sox, Reds, Astros, Phillies, Pirates, Cardinals, and Giants. Critics warn heat up to 123 degrees, leg injuries, and hindered bunting while proponents claim faster balls raise scoring and aid hitting. Pete Rose predicts a ten point batting boost. Bowie Kuhn smiles on the trend.
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New York
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Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bill Simons
Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Bob Gibson
Jim Bunning
Don Segar
Phillies
Wes Wentrum
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Pete Rose
Bowie Kuhn
U S Wins Foreign Track Events In Italy Finland And Sweden
American track stars won at Helsinki and Turku in Finland and Milan in Italy, led by Paul Gibson’s 110 m hurdles title and a 200 m second. Marty Liquori finished third in the Milan 1500 m as Jay Silvester claimed a discus win. Charlie Greens, Ed Kohler, and others contributed to a strong U S showing despite some disappointments.
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United States
Italy
Finkane
Sweden
Helsinki
America
Paul Gibson
Hejholm
Wolfgang Nordwig
East Germany
Gut
Milan
Villanova
Marty Liquori
Franco Arese
Wee
Gianni del Buono
Jay Silvester
UMS
John Dobroth
Adolfo
Turku
Finland
Consolini
Cosolini
Silvester
Charlie Greens
Miles Lister
John Pennel
United
States
Stock
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