Gullett Shuts Out Dodgers in Scarefilled Victory
Don Gullett, 20, pitched a two-run win for the Reds as he admits fear spiked his nerves. He blanked Los Angeles over eight innings, overcoming early jams and earning a spot in Cincinnati's starting rotation. Tony Perez finally hit a homer, snapping an 0-for-18 skid, while Tommy Helms drove in a run. Dodgers starter Bill Singer allowed five Reds hits in a 2-0 defeat.
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Nicklaus Tops Tour of Champions With Eight-Stroke Win
Jack Nicklaus opens strong and finishes with a 70 in Rancho La Costa to claim a decisive 279 total, an eight stroke victory over a trio tied at 287. It marks his 32nd American tour win and pushes earnings past 102,000 dollars in seven starts.
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Sandra Haynie Wins By Stroke In Burdines
Miami AP Sandra Haynie clung to a one stroke lead firing a final round 74 to win the Burdines Ladies Invitational Golf Tourney. The Runaway Bay Texas pro earned $4,500, finishing 54 holes at 219. Cynthia Sullivan was runner up at 222, Susie Benning and Joanne entire tied for third, Kathy Whitworth placed fourth, with others in the field.
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Twins Manager Bill Rigney Born in Alameda California
Bill Rigney, manager of the Minnesota Twins, was born in Alameda California on January 29 1918. The longtime baseball figure rose through the ranks to lead Minnesota in the modern era.
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Baseball Scores and Monday Schedule for National League West
National League West results show Chicago routing New York 9 to 3 and San Diego 33 to 24 in a doubleheader. Upcoming Monday games include Philadelphia at Houston, New York at St Louis, Minnesota at Washington, and Detroit at Kansas City with various pitchers listed.
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Yesterday's Stars from Detroit and Minnesota Baseball
Dick McAuliffe of the Tigers drove in five runs with a three run homer and a double to end Oakland's seven game win streak with Detroit winning 10 to 2. Jim Kaat of the Twins shut out the Yankees 8 to 0 on two hit infield performance.
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Trevino Plans New Orleans Focus After Tallahassee Win
Lee Trevino won the $60,000 Tallahassee Open and announced his strategy for the New Orleans Open to concentrate on golf clubs rather than Bourbon Street nightlife. He earned $12,000 from the win, pushing his season total to $479,294 as he eyes a $1 million goal on the tour.
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Weekend Fights In Seoul and Tampa Highlight Upset Wins
In Seoul Kim Hyun of South Korea defeated Nobuo Chiba of Japan by KO in the 2nd round, while Bob Foster retained the light heavyweight title in Tampa after a points decision over Ray Anderson of Akron. Judge scores favored Foster 172 to 125.
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Expos sweep Astros in Astrodome for great feeling
Montreal Expos beat Houston 2-1 to sweep a three game series behind Bill Stoneman’s three hit pitching. Manager Gene Mauch calls the sweep a great feeling as the Expos continue a strong start in 1971.
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Royals Rally Past Indians to Sweep Series
Kansas City, aiming for a .500 AL finish, swept the Indians as Wally Bunker earned his first win of the season after May belted his first homer for the Royals in the first inning. Ed Kirkpatrick added a three-run shot and Joe Keough produced a run-scoring double. In Boston, Yastrzemski sparked the Red Sox before Chicago rallied with Egan and Andrews homers.
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