Unrested Pettus Wins Mid-American Handicap Title
Akron shooter Pettus claimed the Mid American Handicap title at Middletown Sportsmen's Club after a long weekend, finishing with the trophy and about $3,000. The event drew 437 shooters, with notable wins by Hiram Bradley and Dale Reitz in other divisions and high scores across multiple categories.
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Reds' Rookie and Astro Star in Early and Late No Hitters
The National League saw no hitters broken in different ways on Sunday. Wayne Simpson of Cincinnati lost his no hit bid in the first inning as the Reds beat the Giants 6-0. Tom Griffin of Houston carried the suspense into the seventh before surrendering the bid.
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Simpson Dominates Giants In 6-0 Win For Reds
Cincinnati rookie Wayne Simpson pitched one hit shutout baseball for six innings before a later relief appearance, striking out nine and walking seven in a 6-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Tony Perez drove in four runs helping key the win as Simpson strengthens his early season surge and earns a third straight win.
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Rain Delays Davis Cup Singles Clash Australia Beats Japan
Rain forced a 24 hour postponement of two remaining singles matches in the Eastern Zone Second Davis Cup finals. Australia clinched the best of five by taking a doubles match and won two opening singles on Friday.
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YM National League standings and Sunday results
The National League table shows St. Louis and Chicago leading the league with 7 2 and 6 3 records respectively, while Montreal sits 1 8 at the bottom. Sunday results include Philadelphia 3 2 over Montreal rain, New York 2 10 in extra innings, and Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 0.
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Baseball standings and schedule snippets from Minnesota and region
Minnesota holds 6 2 .750 while California is 7 4 .636. Kansas City 5 5 .500, Oakland 5 6, Chicago 4 6, Milwaukee 3 7. Boston visits Detroit in rain. Baltimore 4-5, New York 3-8. Washington at Cleveland. Multiple games and pitches listed with late date notes and matchups.
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Oli ivares retains world bantam title in Mexico City
In Mexico City Ruben Oli vares, 11742, defeats Jesus Castilo, 117%, to retain the world bantam weight championship. In North Adams Al Romano, 147, defeats Hoga Bassey II, 147, by 12 rounds. In Tokyo Shozo Saijo, 132%, knocks out Lion San, 133%, in 3 rounds.
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Ohio University task force urges ending intercollegiate sports
An Ohio University task force calls for eliminating nearly all intercollegiate athletics within three years except basketball. The six month study cites costs, student attitudes shifting toward academics, and a move to a club sport framework similar to intramurals.
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Knicks Hold Edge in East as Playoffs Near
The Knicks beat the Bucks 117 105 to take a 3 1 game lead in the Eastern Division final. Willis Reed scored 26 as Cazzie Russell sparked the comeback from the bench to steady New York. Lakers stifled Atlanta 133 114 to sweep the West Hawks and move toward the final.
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Track bet pays $65 632 sets pool record at San Juan raceway
Ir win Tress, El Comandante race track official, says a $2 ticket paid $65 632.75, setting a new pool record. The winning combination, selected by a Las Piedras betting office customer, was the only ticket to pick six winners in six races. The prior record dated June 23, 1968 stood at $51,576.50.
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Gems-Flags Series Tied in Playoff Battle
Port Huron goalie Philo Headley, unexpectedly sidelined by a groin injury, shut down a Dayton rally as the Gems fell 4-2 to the Flags. The International Hockey League series is 3-3 with game seven set tomorrow at Dayton's Hara Arena at 7 30 p.m.
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Fenwick High Honors At All-Sports Banquet
Fenwick High held its annual allsports banquet honoring Long as Booster Of The Year and Brill as Athlete Of The Year. About 600 attendees heard Paul Robinson of the Cincinnati Bengals speak, while Greg Johnson Maurice DeBrosse and Carlo Esposito earned Falcon Trophy for three-sport letters.
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Ohio University urged to phase out intercollegiate athletics
A task force recommends gradual three year phasing out of intercollegiate athletics at Ohio University to ease staff problems and shift focus to basketball and club sports for equal or better public visibility than Ohio State University.
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Stewart Dominates Spanish Grand Prix to Lead Points Race
Jackie Stewart won the Spanish Grand Prix to move into first place in the 1970 world championship standings. He now has 14 points after also placing third in Johannesburg. He averaged 87.16 mph in the March 1 mile test and drove through a five lap flaming gasoline crash to secure the victory.
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One-Hitter Wins Mark MLB Night for Simpson and Griffin
Yesterday's action saw Wayne Simpson of the Reds and Tom Griffin of the Astros throw one hitters. Simpson defeated San Francisco 6 to 0, while Griffin earned a 5 to 1 victory over San Diego. Horace Clarke led the Yankees with five singles in six at bats as New York beat Baltimore 8 to 5 to split a doubleheader.
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