Southern Cal Wins College World Series Hat Trick
Southern California under coach Rod Dedeaux clinched a record eighth College World Series title and third straight by edging Arizona State 1 0 in Omaha. Sophomore Russ McQueen saved the game after entering with the bases loaded in the fifth, earning tournament MVP honors as USC overcame buffs in a pitchers duel. Arizona State stranded eight and was shut out for the first time this season.
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Neb
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
Dedeaux
Trojans
Arizona State
Dedeatux
USC
Russ McQueen
McQueen
Sun Devils
Jim Brock
Evert Leads U S In Wightman Cup Win At Wimbledon
Chris Evert, 17, from Fort Lauderdale Fla, swept two wins including a singles over Britain’s Virginia Wade 6 4 6 4 as the United States extended its 2 1 lead in the Wightman Cup second phase at Wimbledon. Washington stars absent left U S underdogs, but Evert delivered strong performance on grass.
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Wimbledon
England
U.S
Britain
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Billie Jean King
Rosie Casals
Nancy Gunter
Julie Heldman
Miss Evert
Virginia Wade
First NBA players threaten strike over All-Star fines
The NBA board fines nine All-Star players for playing without owner approval after a union vote threatened a strike. Fines equal to game pay go to charity. Connie Hawkins and Paul Silas had permission. others did not. Board also named Abe Pollin chairman and discussed Erving, merger talks, and Celtics buyer bids.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
National Basketball Association
League
Board of Governors
American Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Larry Fleisher
NBA Players’ Association
Fletcher
New York
Spain
Uniondale
N.Y
Wilt Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Nate Archibald
Cincinnati
Archie Clark
Baltimore
Dave DeBuaschere
John Havlicek
Boston
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Bob Love
Chicago
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Connie Hawkins
Paul Silas
Phoenix
Suns
Ick Bloch
Kennedy
Fleisher
NBA
Abe Pollin
Baltimore Bullets
Julius Erving
Pollin
H. Wendell Cherry
Kentucky Colonels
ABA
Players Association
Irving Levin
Harold Lipton
Boston Celtics
Giants Rally Past Cardinals In 6-1 Win
Don Carrithers returned from the bullpen to beat St. Louis 6-1 for the Giants. He limited the Cardinals to seven hits while Giants bats chased Rick Wise early, with Bobby Bonds homer helping seal the victory as New York and Chicago also won in NL action.
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Don Carrithers
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Carrithers
Juan Marichal
Don McMahon
Johnny Sain
Palmer Keeps Open Title Hopes At Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer battles fatigue and a tough Pebble Beach course as he cards a four under par 68 to reach within one shot of the early leaders. Nicklaus bogeys and others duel for parity while Trevino and Blancas pace the Latin American presence. Palmer’s army roars as he birdies the 10th and 12th and closes with a birdie on 18.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Cesar Sanudy
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sanudo
Trevino
Blancas
South Africa
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ralph Johnston
Rod Funseth
Lee Elder
Bedlam
Latrobe
Bob Jones
Green
Houston University
Young Wadkins
Zarley
Crampton
Matson Milburn Win In AAU Can You Run 10,000 Meters
In Seattle at the AAU national track championships Greg Fredericks of Penn State set an American record in the 10,000 meters with 28 minutes 8 seconds, defeating Frank Shorter and Tom Laris. Randy Matson set a shot put meet record, Rod Milburn tied the 110 meter hurdles time, and other event results included Arnie Robinson’s long jump and Tim Vollmer's discus prelims.
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Seattle
Greg Fredericks
Penn State
Amateur Athletic Union
Fredericks
Frank Shorter
Tom Laris
Billy Mills
Tracy Smith
Randy Matson
Rod Milburn
Matson
Milburn
Tein Hill
U.S
Eugene
Ore
Robert Taylor
Texas Southern
Isaac Curtis
Herb Washington
Delanu Meriweather
al Schoterman
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kent State
Hal Connolly
Arnie Robinson
San Diego
Tim Vollmer
Dave Smith
US Davis Cup set for trip to Chile after win over Mexico
US Davis Cup team led Mexico 2-0 in the North American finals as Stan Smith defeated Vicente Zarazua and Tom Gorman beat Joaquin Loyo Mayo. A Smith-Van Dillen doubles win would seal a trip to Santiago for the American Zone championships against Chile. The series ends Sunday with Smith vs Loyo Mayo and Gorman vs Zarazua.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Stan Smith
Vicente Zarazua
Tom Gorman
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Loyo Mayo
Zarazua
U.S
Santiago
Gorman
Seattle
Romania
Italy
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Monaco
Palmer Drives Orioles To 3-0 Victory Over Twins
Jim Palmer earned his first nine inning win in a while as Baltimore beat Minnesota 3-0 for an eighth straight win. Grant Jackson sealed the ninth after a bases loaded threat. Bobby Grich and Don Blair provided early and late run support, while Palmer escaped trouble in the fourth.
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Wynn
Bruce Froemming
Carlton
Don Wilson
Tom Griffin
Phillies
Dick Selma
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Grant Jackson
Pat Dobson
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Minnesota
Jim Nettles
Eric Soderholm
Rick Dempsey
Rich Reese
Jim Kaat
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Rick Renick
Reese
Detroit
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
Bobby Grich
Paul Blair
Don Baylor
Don Buford
Grich
Blair
Baseball standings and results from a chaotic league page
The clipping shows American League and East divisions with win loss and games back tallies, team abbreviations, and scattered game results. It lists Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, St Louis, Boston, Montreal, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Houston, Oakland, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Minnesota, San Francisco, San Diego, Kansas City, and more with inconsistent scores and notes of postponed and rescheduled games. It also logs Saturday and Sunday results, plus Monday schedules, in a tangled recap.
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Baltimore
New York
West Cincinnatia
Houston
Oakland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Atlanta
Minnesota
San Francisco
California
San Diego
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco & Star
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Mali
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Walker
McAnally
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Gentry
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Kansas
Milwaukee
Hallimore
Detroit
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Kline
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Csplittarte Say
Wiwaukee
Parsons
Perry Joh
Hamilton
Mieke
Callomnia
Enicoga
Waltimore
Cleylland
Iy Haltanore
Calderna
Ign
Damien
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George Irion
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Gary Nolan
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Lee Trevino
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Missouri
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Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
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