Fine Ends Suspension Boyer Free To Pursue Career
Clete Boyer, fined 1000 for betting on football in 1968 and 1989, is cleared to pursue a baseball career with any club. Kuhn suspended negotiations during the probe. Oakland has shown interest, while severance pay from Atlanta remains a dispute unresolved by Marvin Miller.
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Marvin Miller
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Atlanta
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Blass Dominates Cardinals as Pirates Halt Slide 3-1
Steve Blass mixed a sharp slider with fastballs to stop St Louis 3-1 on seven hits. He improved to 6-3 after fending off a bases loaded jam in the sixth as Pittsburgh moved a half game ahead of the Mets in the NL East race led by Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell.
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Ed Kranepool
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Rick Wise
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Willie Davis
Tom Kelley
Houston
Cesar Cedeno
Cecil Upshaw
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
Kelley
Astros
Larry Dierker
Bowman Signs With Montreal
Scotty Bowman takes over as Montreal Canadiens head coach succeeding Al MacNeil who moves to general manager and coach of the Voyageurs. Bowman, 38, returns after resigning from St. Louis during playoffs as Canadiens swept Bruins, North Stars and Black Hawks to win the Cup.
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al MacNeil
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St. Louis Blues
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Sam Pollock
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Bowman
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Boston Bruins
Minnesota North Stars
Chicago Black Hawks
Claude Ruel
Henri Richard
Téver
Voyageurs
Halifax
Nova Scotia Voyageurs
Pollock
Weiskopf Grabs Kemper Open Lead With 66
Tom Weiskopf shot a six under par 66 to seize a two stroke lead in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. The 28-year-old, returning this season after a hunting layoff, posted the best score on a tough 7,278 yard layout while Palmer and others trailed.
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Associated Press
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Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
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Quail Hollow
Jim Colbert
Miller Barber
Charlie Sifford
Tom Sisolak
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Charles Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Beach Charges Browns NFL With Conspiracy
Walter Beach, a former Cleveland Browns defensive back, sues the Browns and the NFL alleging race and political views sparked a conspiracy to deny him employment. He claims a Sherman Act restraint on trade and seeks triple damages plus costs. The suit, filed May 28 in U.S. District Court, cites waivers and a failed recruitment across NFL teams.
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Conn
NFL
Arthur B. Modell
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Cleveland
Hough
New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Baseball Scoreboard Picks and Scores From AL East
Baseball scoreboard shows standings with Baltimore Boston New York and Minnesota leading the American League East and West. Thursday results include Baltimore 12 over Chicago and Cleveland 9 over Chicago while Milwaukee beat Detroit. Friday’s schedule lists multiple night games across divisions with key matchups and pitchers.
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National League East and West results and upcoming games
Baseball results from Thursday include San Diego 4 New York 2 and Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 2. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4-2 as Pittsburgh and St. Louis tied 3-3. Friday features Cincinnati at Chicago and multiple night games. Sunday schedule includes Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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Missouri Inland Lakes Report Shows Mixed Conditions
Jefferson City AP reports most lakes and rivers are fair to good with trotline fishing picking up. Conditions range from clear and normal to muddy and dingy across streams and lakes including Grand, Platte Dingy, Chariton, Meramec, Osage, Lake of the Ozarks, Thomas Hill, and Bennett Spring. Trout areas remain clear and normal with good trout in spring-fed waters.
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Committee selects Fiesta Bowl name for Phoenix postseason game
Phoenix AP report notes a committee picked the name Fiesta Bowl for the December 27 game from 382 suggestions by 6620 people. The Western Athletic Conference champion will host the game.
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Ariz
All Star Voting Leads for Bench Aaron Mays
NL voters show early pace in All-Star selections with Johnny Bench leading at catcher and Hank Aaron and Willie Mays well ahead among outfielders. Bench 69,506 of 110,000 votes. Aaron and Mays each surpass 60,000. Other top candidates include Stargell, McCovey, Beckett, Harrelson, Torre, with Garr writing in and Brock, Rose, Clemente, Williams among other leaders.
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Roberto Clemente
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Chicago
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