Clemente Delivers Power Night With Simpson in Pirates Rout
Roberto Clemente shook off a general manager’s dream and hammered Wayne Simpson with a single a triple and a homer to power the Pirates past Cincinnati 11-6. The win highlighted an NL slate featuring Willie Mays nearing 3,000 hits and Montreal’s Carlson Morton’s lead sliding as San Francisco fell to Montreal 7-3.
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All-Star Tilt in Jeopardy With Monday Deadline
The NFL contract dispute may cancel the July 31 All-Star game in Chicago after weeks of stalemate. NFLPA leader John Mackey warned on ABC the game could be called off if no deal by Monday, while FMCS mediation is set for Wednesday.
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Browns Cut 7 Rookies After Camp at Hiram College
The Cleveland Browns released seven first year players as rookie camp ended at Hiram College. Waivers were requested for Tom Eifert Ferris State Mike Spitzer San Jose State Charles Tabb McMurry Leo Pearson no college experience Ron Wasilewski Bucknell Dick Sorenson Miami of Florida. Tabb was the 17th pick in the 1970 NFL draft.
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Rosewall First Pro In Western Open Entry
Australia’s Ken Rosewall, who was runner up in singles at Wimbledon 1970, will play in the $25,000 Western Open Tennis Tournament at the Cincinnati Tennis Club. Officials announced he is the first contract professional to commit, and the event runs through July 26. Rosewall, ranked fifth, recently earned $35,000 at the Tennis Champions Classic in Madison Square Garden.
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Brown optimistic on Bengals rookies camp in Wilmington
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown said he will not close rookie camp despite other teams ending rookie sessions. He praised rookies including QBs Dave Lewis and Jim Del Gaizo and noted potential for more rookies due to the strike. The team reduced its squad to 23, placing waivers on Ron Stephonic and Darryl Stowers.
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Casper Grabs 36-Hole Lead In Philadelphia Golf Classic
Golfer Billy Casper fires a 33 34 67 to reach 9 under par after 36 holes at White Marsh Valley Country Club. He leads by one over Charles Coody as his steady putting and well rounded game offset a spotty ball strike.
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Jet Hurlers Stop Chiefs in Doubleheader Sweep
Fred Cambria and Dennis Ri bant limited Syracuse to seven hits as Columbus took both ends of a doubleheader from the International League leaders 5-2 and 7-1. The wins stretched the Jets’ streak to five, ending the Chiefs’ five-game run. Richmond edged Toledo 5-4 on Jack Crist’s two-out eighth-inning single. Rochester beat Louisville 11-10 and Tidewater blanked Winnipeg 3-0.
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Jaycee Leaders Tie For First Round Lead In LPGA Open
Jan Ferraris and Jo Anne Carner shared the opening lead in the $20,000 LPGA Jaycee Open at Northwood Hills. Ferraris fired 69 with 26 putts while Carner matched with four under par through 18 holes. One stroke back were Smith, Skala, and Holbert at 70 as Rankin and Mills stood at 71. Defending champ Hagge led at 72.
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Knicks Open 1970 71 Season vs Celtics at MSG
The New York Knicks, NBA champions, will start their 1970-71 home schedule October 13 at Madison Square Garden against the Boston Celtics.
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Good Day Wins Toledo Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Title
Sharon Klump defeated Patty Larsen 5 and 3 in the 47th annual Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Championship final in Toledo. The Ottawa Hills High School counselor, 26, overcame a long driving disadvantage with precise approach shots and strong putting to claim the title, the first Toledo participant to win since 1941.
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National League action and standings in midseason mix
NL East results Philadelphia beat San Diego 8 to 3 while St. Louis defeated Atlanta 11 to 6 and Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 4 to 3. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at St Louis with other matchups across the circuit. Standings show Baltimore leading the American circuit with 55 wins, followed by New York and Detroit amid a crowded table.
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McLain Struggles as Tigers Rally for 4-3 Win
Detroit beats Cleveland 4-3 as Eddie Leon and Buddy Bradford drive in three Tigers runs. McLain fails to win in another tough start, while White Sox and other AL results shift standings behind Baltimore and Minnesota.
McLain Near First Victory In Tigers Comeback Win
Detroit rallied for a 4 3 victory over the Chicago White Sox as Denny McLain, coming back from injury, said he felt sharp with velocity on his fastball and no walks. He remained 0 2 on the season despite the win.
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Hernandez Wins North American Middleweight Title
In Omaha Art Hernandez stopped Nate Williams to claim the North American middleweight title. In San Antonio Raul Montoya outpointed Shinichi Kakizawa over 10 rounds. In Tucson Paco Flores knocked out Al Romano in 2 rounds.
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