Royals top Angels 5-0 as Drago shines on mound
Kansas City earned a 5-0 win over the California Angels behind Dick Drago's six-hitter. Paul Schaal collected three hits, Rojas recorded his 1,000th major league hit, and the Royals built a three-run first inning. Don Kessinger sparked the Cardinals in a 10-inning loss to the Cubs, while Hooton debuted for Chicago.
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Twins Rally To Edge Sox In 11 Innings
Minnesota Twins rally from 3-0 deficit to beat Chicago White Sox 7-6 in 11 innings. Mitterwald drives key hits including an early homer and a fourteenth inning run, as Oliva, Reese, and others contribute. Tigers, Orioles, Royals win elsewhere.
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Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Mixed National and American Leagues
National League and American League East standings listed with records and games back. Thursday results include Chicago over St. Louis and Detroit over Cleveland. multiple games and scheduled clashes for Friday through Sunday across many teams and venues.
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Possible voiding of Villanova season over Porter case
Villanova may have its 1970 71 basketball season erased if the NCAA rules star center Howard Porter signed a professional contract while a collegian. Porter reportedly signed with the Pittsburgh Condors on Dec 16 1970, risking forfeiture of records and any NCAA awards. The university urged the NCAA to allow Porter to clear himself before any action.
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Bench Leads All Star Balloting
Willie Mays leads NL outfield voting with 284,800 votes, ahead of Hank Aaron and Willie Stargell. Johnny Bench tops all catchers with 302,053 votes as Bud Harrelson leads at shortstop. Voting closes June 30 with the All Star game set for July 13 in Detroit.
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Freitas to Replace Brennan in New Bedford Bout for NE Heavyweight Crown
Johnny Freitas of Swansea will replace Gomeo Brennan in a 10 round bout with Paul Cardoza at New Bedford Monday night for the New England heavyweight title. Brennan withdrew because of tonsillitis, leaving the crown vacant after Eddie Spence of Pittsfield retired. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the change Thursday.
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Rod and Reel Report from Jefferson City Missouri
Missouri lakes run fair to good with ponds and community lakes in good condition. Rivers vary from clear to dingy with many water bodies showing high and muddy levels. walleye, catfish, black bass, goggle-eye, crappie and trout reported in varying good to fair condition across regions such as Grand River Platte Sac Osage and Taneycomo.
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Mexico Public Schools Basketball Camp Opens Monday
The Mexico High gym hosts the second annual camp for sixth graders through seniors with an all star staff led by Lynn Cundiff. Younger players film moves and view pro team tapes while older groups prep for fall. Coaches include Bob Ligon Mike Straube Mert Bancroft Larry Holley and former MHS players. Registration Monday at 2 p.m. Cost 75 cents.
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Harris Opens U S Open Lead At Merion In Drama
Labrón Harris shoots 67 to lead the 71st National Open at Merion by one stroke over Lanny Wadkins Doug Sanders and Bob Goalby. Jim Colbert Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Nichols at 69 trail, while Arnold Palmer 73 and Billy Casper 74 struggle on the tough course.
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Southern Cal Captures Third World Series Title in Four Years
Southern California edged Southern Illinois 7-2 to win the College World Series, marking USC’s third title in four years and a rare consecutive-champion feat in 25 tournament years. Steve Busby allowed eight hits as USC rode timely hitting and a late surge to clinch the title.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Joins 1971 Greater Milwaukee Open field
Milwaukee AP report notes Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez, tied for third last year, enters the 1971 Greater Milwaukee Open. The article also mentions A J Foyt planning to race in both Pocono 500 and Firecracker 400 events over the July 4 weekend.
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