Reds Continue Hot Streak After Mets Win
Cincinnati route Mets 10-2 as Wayne Simpson improves to 8-1 and Johnny Bench drives in five. Pete Rose collects three hits and three runs while Lee May hits his 15th homer. Bench slams a three run shot and Perez adds a clutch RBI on his league leading total.
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Lotz Wins Monsanto Open Then Kemper Title in One Fantasy Week
Dick Lotz, 27, California, won the Monsanto Open to boost his status, then captured the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He shot a 1 under 71 for 278, beating Lou Graham by two and moving into second on the money list at roughly 106000 dollars.
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Englehorn Wins Lady Carling Open by One Stroke
Shirley Englehorn of Caldwell Idaho captured a one stroke victory over Carol Mann of Towson Maryland at the Pine Ridge Golf Course in Lutherville The win earned her 93375 and followed a 71 total two under par after front nine 35 Birdies on the 18 hole course and a late eight foot birdie save at the 16th hole Kathy Whitworth finished seven behind in third Englehorn can tie the LPGA record with four straight victories in the upcoming Sutton Massachusetts event.
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Air Force Academy Beats St. Marys 9-3 in hockey win
Air Force Academy outscored St. Marys of Winona 9-3 as officials whistled 5 minutes of penalties in the final period. Even St. Marys coach Don Joseph drew a penalty during the game.
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Minn
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American golf champ Hyndman vows return to Carnoustie
Billy Hyndman of Philadelphia, defeated 8 and 7 by Michael Bonallack in the British Amateur final at Royal County Down, thanks a young gallery member Timothy Horgan. Hyndman says he will return next year for the amateur at Carnoustie and hints at Walker Cup play at St Andrews.
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England
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St. Andrews
King Billie Jean King Wins Mixed Title at French Open
Billie Jean King of Long Beach and Bob Hewitt of South Africa won the mixed doubles title at the French Open with a 3-6 6-4 6-2 victory over France’s Francois Durr and Jean-Claude Barclay. The US had disappointments in other events.
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Australia
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Helga Nielsen
Germany
Mrs. Court
U.S
Maureen Connolly
Bobcats Win First NCAA District Title In 8-5 Victory
Bob Wren led Ohio University to an 8-5 win over Southern Illinois in Columbus to clinch the NCAA District 4 baseball title. The Bobcats advance to the College World Series in Omaha, facing Southern California with Ed Robbins slated to start. Ohio will carry a school record 31 victories into the double elimination event.
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Bucks' Donovan Out For Season
Columbus Ohio AP Ohio State football guard center Brian Donovan will have knee surgery after spring quarter and is certain to miss the 1970 season. The senior from Columbus originally hurt his knee in a pickup basketball game last winter and it buckled again last week.
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Pats Land Wirgowski to Complete 10 Picks
Boston Patriots sign Dennis Wirgowski a 254 pound defensive end from Purdue giving them 10 of 14 draft choices in the fold. Wirgowski was the Patriots sixth selection and agreed to terms over the weekend.
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National League scores and upcoming games
MLB results show Montreal 10 over Atlanta 10 Cincinnati 10 New York 2 Philadelphia 10 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 1 St. Louis 10 San Diego 7 Chicago 8 San Francisco 4. Today New York at Houston. Tuesday matchups Cincinnati at Montreal Atlanta at Philadelphia New York at Houston St. Louis at Los Angeles Chicago at San Diego Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Standings and Sunday Scores From Major League Baseball
The American and National League standings show Baltimore leading the circuit with 36 wins and 18 losses, while California tops the West at 33-20. Sunday results include Baltimore 7 Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 6 California 4, Oakland 5 Detroit 2, Chicago 4 New York 3 in 12 innings, and Boston 7 Kansas City 3.
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Cardinals rally with seven-run seventh to top Padres 10-7
Vic Davalillo tied a major league record by getting two hits in the same inning as a pinch hitter for the Cardinals in a 10-7 win over San Diego. Bob Veale pitched a four-hitter to lift the Pirates 3-1 over the Dodgers.
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Mauchs Talk Eases Expos and Braves Lead Shrinks
Gene Mauch called a clubhouse meeting and relaxed the Montreal Expos after an 0-11 skid as they swept Atlanta 10-1. Bob Bailey and Coco Laboy homered, Morton pitched 10 innings, and Montreal surged in the NL East while Cincinnati widened its NL West lead with a 10-2 win over the Mets.
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Hallandale jockey Carlos Marquez top Gulfstream meet leader
Hallandale Florida Carlos Marquez led the Gulfstream Park 43 day meeting with 40 winners ahead of rival jockey Sandy Hawley.
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Fla
Carlos Marquez
Sandy Hawley
Rigney Knows All The Tricks In Extra Innings Win
Manager Bill Rigney used a double pinch hitting plan to lift Minnesota past Washington 10-9 in 11 innings. Rich Reese delivered a grand slam as a pinch batter for Bob Allison, extending the rally in the 11th. Detroit fell to Oakland 5-2 as Joe Rudi hit a three run homer off the bench in the ninth.
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