Cuba Upsets U S In Pan Am Basketball Clash
In Cali Colombia Cuba defeated the United States 73 69 at the Pan American Games. Coach Carmelo Ortega praised his mixed roster as the best from each system and Cuban star Pablo Chappe scored 25 with strong rebounding. USA coach Jim Gudger said the team was outplayed and must regroup.
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Alejandro Urgelles
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Argentina
Jim Gudger
USA
East Texas State
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Jim Chones
Marquette
Pablo Chappe
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Dodgers Rally Past Reds in Controversial Final Play
Dodgers beat Reds 5-4 in Los Angeles on a disputed final play. Interference, a balk, and a run batted in occurred on one sequence, giving Dodgers the late inning victory in a controversy-filled game.
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Red Sox Top Wood In Twin Bill Spoiling Chicago's Plans
The Chicago White Sox planned to start Wilbur Wood in both ends of a Sunday doubleheader with Boston. But the Red Sox blasted Wood for four first inning runs and won 5-1 in the opener before sweeping with a 6-1 nightcap. Wood had been 12-7 with a 1.06 ERA before the defeat. Milwaukee swept Washington. Minnesota topped New York. Detroit beat California in 16 innings. Oakland defeated Cleveland twice. Rain halted Kansas City at Baltimore.
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Paul
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National League West and results recap with standings
NL West standings show Francisco leading at 67 43, Los Angeles 57 51, Atlanta 57 41, Houston 4 33, San Diego 39 70. East division shows Pittsburgh 67 41, St. Louis 49 54, Chicago 56 49, New York 43 51, Philadelphia 46 61, Montreal 43 65. Sunday results include San Francisco sweeping Pittsburgh and St Louis tie with Philadelphia in 11 innings.
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Indians file grievance over Sam McDowell contract dispute
Cleveland Indians initiate a grievance with the Major League Baseball Players Association over pitcher Sam McDowell’s status and bonus-clause removal by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. McDowell seeks free-agent status while asserting breach of contract and plans court action if needed.
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Area Boater Takes Share Of Wins At National and World Inboard Championships
Gene Whipp won national and world titles in the seven liter class aboard Heavy Hatter owned by Lenny Ryden. He finished third in the 280 cc nationals with Bulls Image owned by Kent McPhail. Whipp rolled his boat at 70 mph in the 280 class and was rescued by a helicopter. Gov. Gilligan attended and awarded Dutt Baily the Governor's sportsmanship prize for third in the SK nationals with Mona V.
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Eastwood Lake Park
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Reds Near Million Mark in Home Attendance
The Cincinnati Reds expect to exceed one million in attendance during a three game series with the Montreal Expos starting Friday. After 48 home dates and 52 games this season the club has drawn 955,663 fans and has 29 home games left.
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Reds
Palmer Nicklaus win National Team Championship in record rout
Palmer and Nicklaus won the National Team Championship wire to wire on Laurel Valley, six strokes ahead. They earned $20 000 each from a $200 000 purse, boosting their season totals while rain delayed play and Julius Boros and Bill Collins faded in the final stretch.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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Laurel Valley Golf Club
Bruce Devlin
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Texas
Miller Barber
Don January
John Schlee
Bob Smith
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Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Bill Collins
Gorman in Form For Buckeye Win
Buckeye singles champion Tom Gorman defeats Jim Connors 6-7 7-4 4-6 7-4 6-3 to win the Buckeye title after a 2 hour 55 minute match. Gorman earns $5,000 first prize amid lingering physical setbacks. Connors and Roscoe Tanner lose the doubles title to Jim McManus and Jim Osborne.
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