Nolan Makes Strong Comeback As Reds Rally To Win
Reds pitcher Gary Nolan, lauded by Sparky Anderson as close to Tom Seaver, worked six innings before Cincinnati bullpen sealed a 4-2 win over the Dodgers. Lee May drove in three key runs with a bases loaded double in the eighth, while Tommy Helms scored on a sacrifice fly. Carroll suffered a severe leg cut and will miss about 10 days to two weeks.
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Gary Nolan
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Tom Seaver
Nolan
Reds
Clay Carroll
Wayne Granger
Cincinnati
Bill Sing
Lee May
Dodger Stadium
Tommy Helms
Dogers
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Tony
Dodger
Walter Alstoner
Tolan
Perez
Carroll
Maury ‘Wills
Anderson
Rich Reese
Catfish Hunter
Holt
Marcel Lachemann
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Baltimore
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Ted Ahlaender
Graig Nettles
Uhlaender
Aparicio
Cal Koonce
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Washington
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
RBI
Bengals Face Redskins in Riverfront Stadium Opener
Cincinnati with key concerns over Greg Cook's shoulder injury and reclamation of form. Sam Wyche, Greg Cook, and Dave Lewis vie for quarterback duties as Paul Brown praises Jess Phillips and notes Paul Robinson must rebound after a difficult AFL rookie year.
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Aneeee Mwollow
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Greg Cook
Dave Lewis
Wyche
Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
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Mike Reid
Penn State
Bengals
Paul Brown
Jess Phillips
Paul Robinson
AFL
Brown
Paul
Grid Loop Not Without Problems For Starters
Pro football opens the 1970 exhibition season across 10 stadiums after a brief veterans strike. Namath and Simpson miss the action amid contract disputes as veterans retire and new faces step in for aligned American and National conferences. Bradshaw will see work for Pittsburgh while Hanratty or Nix back up Miami.
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Birladeghorn
Ala
New York Giants
Green Bay
Minnesota
New Orleans
Canton
Ohio
Babe Parilli
al Woodall
Joe Namath
Jets
Namath
New York
Birmingham
Alabama
Buffalo
Deer-Quick CO
J.simpson
Lance
Boston
Paul Warfield
Miami
Alex Karras
Detroit
George Andrie
Dallas
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Herb Adderly
Alworth
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Acco
Steelers
Chuck Noll
Terry Hanratty
Kent Nix
Shaw's Travels Pay Off In Akron Golf Classic
Tom Shaw credits a quick home visit with his club pro for a late surge at Firestone. He shot four under par 66 to tie for second after 36 holes at the American Golf Classic, with Archer atop. Crampton, Beard, Aaron close behind as Jacklin misses the cut.
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Tom Shaw
Shaw
George Archer
Firestone Country Club
Archer
Bruce Crampton
Frank Beard
Tommy Aaron
Ray Floyd
Tommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Player
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Westchester
Milwaukie
Ore
Howard Bonar
Golfer Keeps Wig And Lead In Carling Open
Pam Barnett, 26, in her second round lead of the Lady Carling Open at Indian Hills CC in Atlanta. Barnett shot a three-under 70 to hold a two shot edge over a tough field of 61 as the course challenged players in round one. Marilynn Smith posted 72 while Shirley Englehorn and Betsy Rawls matched par.
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Pam Barnett
Miss Barnett
Indian Hills
Marilynn Smith
Shirley Englehorn
Betsy Rawls
Holt's 11th inning homer boosts Twins past A's
Jim Holt of the Twins hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning to give a 2-1 victory over the Athletics. Bob Moose of the Pirates pitched a four hitter in a 6-1 win over the Mets.
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Associated Press
Jim Holt
Twins
A's
Bob Moose
Pirates
Mets
National League East and West standings and results
NL East shows Pittsburgh leading at 63 49 with New York 58 51 and Chicago 57 54. Results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 6 New York 1, and Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 2. West leaders Cincinnati 76 37 and Los Angeles 61 48 with Houston 50 61. Friday scores include Philadelphia over Chicago and Pittsburgh over New York.
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Houston
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New York
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Decker
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Veale
Baseball matchups listed for Milwaukee Kansas City Oakland Minnesota and more
The schedule shows Milwaukee at Kansas City with Pattin 8 8 facing Butler 3 10, Oakland at Minnesota Fingers 5 8 against Tiant 6 1, California at Chicago Miller 4 6 on May 6 7, Cleveland at Washington Horgan 6 2 versus Bosman 11 8, Baltimore at New York McNally 15 7 against Kekich 2 2, Detroit at Boston McLain 2 3 against Culp 11 10, plus Milwaukee at Kansas City Oakland at Minnesota California at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Baltimore at New York and Detroit at Boston.
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Fingers
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Tiant
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Cleveland
Horgan
Washington
Bosman
Baltimore
McNally
New York
Kekich
Detroit
McLain
Boston
Culp
Ing
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Laver Looks to Birthday Win in U S Pro Tennis
Rod Laver, turning 32, seeks a fifth straight U S Pro Tennis title at Longwood. Semifinals pit Laver against Cliff Drysdale as Tony Roche and Roy Emerson face each other. winners meet for the $12,000 top prize.
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Larry Eldridge
Brookline
Mass
Rod Laver
U.S
Laver
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Tony Roche
Roy Emerson
Longwood
Drysdale
Moose Finds A Niece Tonic In Mets
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose defeats the New York Mets 6-1, delivering a complete game as Pittsburgh extends its NL East lead to 3½ games. Fred Patek hits a three run homer, Willie Stargell adds a solo shot, and Moose overcomes earlier arm trouble. Other NL results include Philadelphia over Chicago 4-1 and Cincinnati over Los Angeles 4-2.
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ED Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
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New York Mets
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Pirates
Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
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Atlanta
San Diego
Padres
Moose
New York
Bud Harrelson
Ken Boswell
Harrelson
Willie Stargell
Fred Patek
Tony Taylor
Lecheth
Cubs
Billy Williams
Major League Leaders Summary of 1969 League Stats
The American League leaders include Tony Oliva Minnesota batting .329 with 140 hits and Harmon Killebrew 89 RBIs. Karl Yastrzemski leads in runs with 82 and home runs with 33 for Boston. Baltimore’s Brooks Robinson adds 88 RBIs, while Detroit’s Mickey Lolich strikes out 134.
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Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
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Killebrew
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Baltimore
Harper
Milwaukee
Cardenas
Kenney
New York
R. Smith
F. Howard
Washingston
P. Kelly
Kansas
City
McDowell
Cleveland
Cuellar
Cain
Detroit
Lolich
Baseball Season Leaderboard Highlights and Top Performers
Key figures across leagues include Carty batting .358 for Atlanta and Clemente at .356 for Pittsburgh. Bonds leads San Francisco with 101 runs, Bench drives in 109 for Cincinnati, and Rose posts 142 hits for Cincinnati. Bench 38 homers, Tolan 40 steals, and notable pitchers Seaver 216 strikeouts, Gibson 197.
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Atlanta
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bonds
San Francisco
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Perez
Rose
M. Alou
Gaston
San Diego
W. Parker
Los Angeles
L. May
Kessinger
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Bench
H. Aaron
Tolan
Simpson
Giusti
Carroll
Seaver
New York
Gibson
St. Louis
Twins KO A's on Holt's 11th inning homer
Oakland 1 Minnesota 2 in 11th as Jim Holt hits a leadoff homer off Marcel Lachemann and Jim Perry limits the A's to four more hits. Perry improves to 17-9 as Minnesota extends its lead in the West.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Jim Holt
Jim Perry
Campaneris
George Mitterwald
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Sabotin Wins Publinx Title In Tight Golf Finish
Lalu Sabotin, 40, Warren firefighter and four time Ohio Public Links champion, shot two over par 74 to finish 72 holes at 292 and edge Kent State senior Dale Krusoe by one stroke. Krusoe closed with 76 to 293, Sabotin recalls boxing toughness while recounting a near penalty during the 12th hole after practice swings near a hazard.
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Publinx
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Dale Krusoe
Cleveland
Krusoe
Sabotin
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