Cubs Big Seventh Inning Crushes Cardinals 12-0
Chicago built a 10 run seventh inning with two outs as Bill Bonham started the rally with a first-time hit. The Cubs’ 12-0 win over St Louis moved them to 35-35 while Pittsburgh, Atlanta, New York and Houston won behind homers and late rallies in Friday NL action.
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Jacklin Sets Course Record With Eight Under Par
Tony Jacklin matched the Beechmont Country Club course record with an eight under par 63 to surge into contention at the Cleveland Open. His 36 hole total of 132 leaves him two behind leader Bobby Mitchell, while Sikes and a British Empire surge follow. Jacklin, relieved to shed the American Open champion burden, says he can now play naturally and focus on the competition ahead.
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Records Fall At AAU Championships
At the AAU National Track meet in Eugene Oregon Rod Milburn of Southern University set a world record in the 120 yard high hurdles clocking 13.1 seconds wind aided as he won the final. Steve Prefontaine of Oregon shattered the three mile meet record with 12 58.6. Reynaldo Brown set an AAU high jump record at 7 3 while Arie Robinson won the long jump over Bouncey Moore. In Missouri Tiger football camp Dan Devine hosts camps with 80 boys plus visitors from NFL and AFL teams at Kemper Military School Boonville through July 3.
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Pilkington Named Track and Cross Country Coach at CMS
WARRENSBURG Mo AP James Pilkington appointed track and cross country coach at Central Missouri State College the college announced Friday. Pilkington previously led a similar program at Madison State College Madison DC for two years succeeding Dick Maxwell who resigned recently.
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Missouri Southern Quits Track Program
Missouri Southern College at Joplin will discontinue its track and field program due to small participant numbers, said college president Dr. Leon C. Billingsley. He cited feasibility concerns as the main reason for the decision announced Friday.
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Wind Ruffles Play at U S Women's Open in Erie
Wind and fatigue slowed top contenders at Kahkwa Club as Donna Caponi struggled to a 145 after 36 holes, two behind Joanne Carner while Lesley Holbert shot 75 to reach 146 and stay among leaders. Caponi lamented five hour rounds, Carner ran ahead with steadier pace in tough conditions.
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Saints To Face Sedalia Sunday In Centralia Park
Cen tralia Ban Johnson Saints meet Sedalia tomorrow night in Centralia City Park at 8:00 p.m. This is Sedalia's only trip to Centralia this season. Centralia is .500 with 4-3 after a protest over Wednesday's game with the Bears. Keith Laws and Jerry Black, both with the Saints, return this year.
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Pianist Borowiak Faces Richey In Wimbledon Fourth Round
Berkeley pianist Jeff Borowiak, 21, reached Wimbledon fourth round with wins over Jauffret Phillips-Moore Sedgman and seeks to continue his Mozart focus against Cliff Richey. Richey, from Sarasota, advanced with a straight-sets win over Panatta as other Americans Gorman Smith Riessen pursued quarterfinals.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
Dense league standings and forthcoming games across American and National Leagues. Lists teams with records and games in hand, upcoming doubleheaders and daily results. Includes Baltimore New York Chicago California Milwaukee Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego notes for Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday fixtures.
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Yanks Bomb Senators 12-2 in Bronx Bombing Returns
New York Yankees rout Washington 12-2 highlighted by Ron Blomberg first major league homer in his return to the majors. Ron Swoboda sparked the attack with a first-inning RBI single after joining the Yankees from Montreal. Alou, Murcer, Gibbs also contributed as Steve Kline earned the win. Swoboda called the day exhausting after a quick flight and lost equipment. Other AL games saw Vida Blue win for Oakland, Detroit tops Cleveland, Baltimore over Boston, Milwaukee beat Minnesota, and Chicago White Sox shut out California.
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Vida Blue earns sixth shutout in A's 7-0 win over Royals
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue improved to 16-0 with 12 strikeouts in a 7-0 victory over Kansas City before 33,888 fans. Sal Bando drove in three runs and Mike Epstein hit his 10th homer as Oakland widened the AL West lead. Cookie Rojas called Blue the best thing in baseball in a rare praise-filled scene.
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East vs West Twain Meet Opens Coaches All America
The 1971 Coaches All America game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. CDT in Jones Stadium with West QB Jim Plunkett of Stanford aiming to prove his worth to the New England Patriots amid contract talks. West stars include QB Chuck Hixson and receivers Jennings, Hill, and Dicus. ground leader Orduna leads Nebraska as East coach McClendon worries about stopping Plunkett. Rex Kern of Ohio State will focus on defense if needed.
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Associated Press
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Louisiana State
Esposito Named Hockey's MVP Trophy Winner
Toronto AP reporting Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins was named the NHL's first Lester B. Pearson Trophy winner chosen by players. Pearson presented the award at a dinner ahead of their annual golf tournament as Esposito set a record with 76 goals and 152 points in the 1970-71 regular season.
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Predict Lap Speeds of 175 for Pocono Schaefer 500
Prediction centers on lap speeds up to 175 mph for the Pocono Schaefer 500 time trials. Mark Donohue reached 171.3 mph in practice with Penske forecasting the possibility of 175 mph under favorable track, chassis, and setup conditions as dust storms briefly paused activity.
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