National League Favored In Reds Stadium All Star Game
In Cincinnati at the Riverfront Stadium, the National League seeks its third straight All Star win over the American League. NL leads 22-17 in the series begun in 1933, last losing in 1962, with star names and notable moments from 1938 and 1953 highlighted.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront
Reds
Crosley Field
New York Yankees
Lou Geh
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Joe Cronin
Warren Spahn
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Ted Kluszewski
Billy Goodman
Red Sox
Mice Mantle
Yanks
National League
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Red Birds
Jacklin Faces Bush Obstacle and Open Challenge
Tony Jacklin faced a bush obstruction on the 14th hole as weather delayed the 1970 British Open at St Andrews. He had just posted a nine 29 in the first nine, with a possible 64 if conditions held, while leaders like Horton and Neale set course records. The rainstorm halted play and the field was trimmed to a low 90 and ties, then to 55 and ties by Friday.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Tony Jacklin
St. Andrews
Royal and Ancient
Jacklin
Tommy Horton
England
Neilie
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Peter Thomson
Florentino Molena
Argentina
Harold Henning
South Africa
John Richardson
Maurice Bembridge
Gay Brewer
Dallas
Orville Moody
Weaver Selects Nine Starters for All Star Staff
Boston AP Earl Weaver announced a nine starter All Star pitching staff for the American League to face the National League in Cincinnati next Tuesday. He avoided relievers, citing surplus qualified candidates, and chose Dave McNally Mike Cuellar Jim Palmer Fritz Peterson Mel Stottlemyre Sam McDowell Jim Hunter Clyde Wright and Jim Perry among others. The staff includes five lefties and four righties with an overall 100 47 record this season.
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Boston
Earl Weaver
Cincinnati
Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Cronin
Eddie Watt
Pete Richert
Orioles
Ron Perranoski
Minnesota Twins
Darrold Knowles
Washington
Ken Tatum
California
Lindy McDaniel
Jack Aker
New York
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Fritz Peterson
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Jim Hunter
Oakland
Clyde Wright
Angels
Jim Perry
Twins
Peterson
McDowell
Wright
McNally
Cuellar
Don Kes
Ginger
Chicago Cubs
Golfing Has Gone To The Dogs Well Almost
Pat Pattison, a 57 year old carpenter, uses Kari a black German Shepherd as caddy on golf outings. The dog pulls bags with a harness and even shags balls for him while entertaining opponents with subtle trickery. Kari aids Pattison in tight matches though eyesight is declining with age as she still tries to retrieve balls.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Pat Pattison
Kari
Pattison
Karl
Arnold
Palmér
Collie
Skipper Sees Intrepid Edge in Cup Trials
Charles E. Morgan of St Petersburgh Fla says Intrepid is the fastest at the trials for America's Cup defense. Morgan notes Heritage has lost to Intrepid and Valiant, while Valiant captain Bob McCullough led a win over Weatherly in good sailing conditions.
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Newport
R.I
Intrepid
Valiant
Charles E. Morgan
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Heritage
Morgan
Bob McCullough
Riverside
Conn
Weatherly
Bill Ficker
Newport Beach
Calif
Hart Hits Cycle as Giants Dominate Braves 13 0
Jim Hart of the Giants hit for the cycle driving in seven runs in a 13-0 romp over Atlanta. He collected a single, double, triple, and homer, with six RBIs coming in a decisive fifth inning.
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Associated Press
Jim Hart
Giants
San Francisco
Atlanta
French Trackmen Surprise Americans In First Meet
Paris AP French runners upset U S rivals in three sprints at Colombes Stadium taking a 56 50 lead at halftime. Jean Claude Nallet won the 440 meter hurdles in 48 6 seconds, Alain Sartour captured the 100 meters, and a French relay won the 44100 meters. France also took the long jump, the 3000 meter steeplechase, the shot put, and the 5000 meters as Americans managed only three victories. Coach Leroy Walker warned of more problems while praise poured in for the French sprinting display.
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Paris
Colombes Olympic Stadium
U.S
Jean- Claude Nallet
Alain Sartour
Leroy Walker
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The Associated Press reports standings for the National and American Leagues, with New York leading the NL East at 46-36 and Pittsburgh 46-30, while Cincinnati topples in the NL West at 69-24. The AL shows Minnesota and California tied in a strong West, and multiple games result in key wins and upcoming schedule notes through Friday night with pairings across both leagues.
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L. Pet
New York
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Chicago
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Phila
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Nye
York
Seaver
Ellis
Baltimore
Détroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Californa
Blyleven
Nagy
McLain
Cox
Cleveine
Austin
Pétérson
Hardin
Crider
Lockweed
Mahaffey Leads Western Amateur Qualifying
John Mahaffey, NCAA champion from Kerryville Texas, shot a 65 at Wichita Country Club to post a 36 hole total of 136 and lead the Western Amateur. Tom Kite sits second at 139 after a 66, with 50 players advancing to match play.
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Wicihta
Kan
John Mahaffey
Kerryville
Tex
Mahaffey
University of Houston
Wichita Country Club
Tom Kite
Austin
Rick Belden
Houston
Bill Halstead
Wichita Falls
Robbins Accepts Louisiana Tech Assistant Coach Post
Gene Robbins, longtime Kansas State assistant under Cotton Fitzsimmons, will join Louisiana Polytechnic Institute at Ruston as an assistant coach. Fitzsimmons recommended Robbins after resigning, but K State hired Jack Hartman and kept Chuck Garrett. Robbins will start August 1 after seven years as head coach at Murray Junior College, where his 1968 team went 31-5.
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Kan
Gene Robbins
Kansas State
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Fitzsimmons
Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
K-State
Robbing
Ernie Barett
Jack Hartman
Southern Ilinois University
Hartman
Chuck Garrett
Garrett
Mexico Sports fall in thriller 7-6 at Jeff City
Jeff City's American Legion nine edged Mexico 7 to 6 after a see-saw game. Hector Harrington pitched for Mexico with 14 strikeouts while Keith Campbell and Gene Barron sparked rallies. Columbia’s Ray Ash also contributed a standout 9-1 win over Fulton in other action.
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Jefferson City
México
Jeff City
American Légion
Secord
Keith Campbell
Gene Barron
Larry Clayton
Campbell
Barron
Wayne Walker
Tom Barr
Paul Hickman
Wally Spiers
Stan Horn
Clayton
Spiers
Barr
Hickman
Mark Thoenen
Enen
Hickwee
Bruce Vitté
Dennis Mueller
Mueller
Denny Vogel
Bobby Gaw
Thoenen
Johnson
Gaw
Monte Clithéro
Vittetoe
Clithero
Chuck Johnson
Mexico
Terry Harrington
Harrington
Ray Uriarte
Horn
Sports
Ray Ash
Columbia
Fulton
Ash
Columbia American Legion
Green Field
Loethen
Hor
Vittatoe
Muellara
Finn
Vogel
Pointer
Barnes
Hart
Ib Mexico AB
Eclithero
Walker
Thoenén
Hagan
Herbbso
Fight results in Mexico and Japan end in split outcomes
In Tijuana Hedgéman Lewis of Los Angeles defeats Raul Rodriguez of México by technical decision after head cut stops the bout in round two though Lewis led on all scorecards. In Tokyo Joe Acosta of Venezuela and Kimiaki Shibata of Japan draw 10 to 10.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Hedgéman Lewis
Los Angeles
Raul Rodriguez
México
Rodriguez
Lewis
Tokyo
Joe Acosta
Venezuela
Kimiaki Shibata
Japan
Lambert Named SIU Basketball Coach After Hartman Exit
Paul M. Lambert, 35, was named Southern Illinois University sixth basketball coach as the SIU Board approved the appointment. He succeeds Jack Hartman who left to coach Kansas State. Lambert previously led Harding-Simmons to 57 wins and 47 losses and has coached at Kansas State College and Drake University.
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Carbondale
Paul M. Lambert
Southern Illinois University
Lambert
SIU Board of Trustees
Jack Hartman
Kansas State University
William Jewell College
Liberty
Hardin-Simmons
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Drake University
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