Bues Farewell Spurs Pirates Sweep Of Cubs At Forbes
The Pirates closed Forbes Field with a 3-2 and 4-1 sweep over the Cubs, extending Chicago’s losing streak to 10 and dropping them toward third in the NL East. The Pirates moved to seven straight wins, two games behind the Mets. In Montreal, Staub’s eighth inning homer lifted the Expos over the Mets as St. Louis split with Philadelphia. Los Angeles shut out San Diego as San Francisco beat Atlanta twice.
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Richie Allen
Joe Torre
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Dick Selma
Alan Foster
Jim Brewer
Finley Eyes Oakland Seals Bid in NHL
New York AP reports Charles O. Finley may win NHL approval to buy the financially troubled Oakland Seals as bids from Finley and Jerry Seltzer are reviewed by the league's Board of Governors. Finley's offer stands around 4.1 million dollars, Seltzer's at about 4.5 million.
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Trans-National Communications
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BATTING STARS LIFT SENATORS IN 12TH INNING WIN
Rick Reichardt of Washington hit a two run pinch homer in the 12th inning to beat Baltimore 4-3. Chuck Dobson of Oakland allowed six hits with seven strikeouts as the A’s defeated Milwaukee 4-1 in the first game.
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Miwaukee
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Auto Biography and City Cracks Down on Harsh Drivers
Steer This Way by Detroit notes the mechanic shortage with about one for every 140 cars, urges better ratios and records of mileage and part replacements. Buenos Aires enforces a new ordinance making yelling at others a crime punishable by fine and imprisonment. Dave's Clark Super 100 offers prompt service for any car style at 1851 Central Ave.
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Orioles Suffer Watt Shortage in Late Losses
Orioles Reliever Eddie Watt faltered in two late appearances as Washington Senators rallied for a 5-3 win Saturday and 4-3 in 12 innings Sunday. Rick Reichart belted a two run homer in the 12th to seal the sweep. The Yankees, Tigers, and other AL and NL scores are noted with Detroit, Minnesota, and Oakland also winning games.
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Texas Coach Darrell Royal Named Top 1960s Coach
Texas coach Darrell Royal was voted the outstanding college football coach of the 1960s in an ABC networks poll. Royal led with 599 points, ahead of Bear Bryant of Alabama at 576 and John McKay of USC at 564. Woody Hayes of Ohio State followed with 502 points.
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Alabama
John McKay
University of Southern California
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Weekend Fights: Foster Knocks Out Tessman To Retain Title
Bob Foster of Baltimore knocked out Mark Tessman of Houston in ten rounds to defend his world light heavyweight title. Foster, listed as 17344 from Washington DC, controlled the bout and retained the championship.
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Houston
Foster
Parents relent in cage choice for Tom McMillen
In Elmira, the McMillen family, divided over Tom McMillen choosing UNC, resolved the dispute after his signing of a letter of intent to play for Dean Smith. The father stated reporters misinterpreted their stance and affirmed North Carolina as the best fit, while denying NCAA violation concerns.
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University of North Carolina
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Riverfront Stadium Debut Prepares For Braves opener
Cincinnati officials say concessions will offer pre wrapped sandwiches snacks and drinks but stadium club public restaurant and some ramps will not be ready. Parking is eased with 4500 spaces partially open and shuttle buses running from downtown every five minutes before and during the 8 05 p m game.
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National League Sundays Results and Tuesday Schedule
National League results include Pittsburgh 3 to 4 loss to Chicago 2 1 Montreal 2 New York 2 to St Louis 5 3 Philadelphia 2nd game went 10 innings San Francisco 6 to 4 Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 0 Key games today feature Philadelphia G Jackson 1 5 Montreal Nye 1 0 Pittsburgh Blass 5 8 at New York Seaver 11 5 Chicago Holtzman 8 5 at St Louis Carlton 4 9 Houston Billingham 5 1 at Los Angeles Singer 3 2 Only games scheduled Tuesday Philadelphia at Montreal Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at St Louis Atlanta at Cincinnati Houston at Los Angeles San Diego at San Francisco
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Sunday Baseball Results And Upcoming Games
Sunday baseball results show Washington 4 Baltimore 3 in 12 innings. Cleveland defeated Detroit 8-1, California beat Kansas City 2-1, Milwaukee 1-13 Oakland, and Minnesota 10-10 Chicago 1-11 point to dramatic scores. Tonight California visits Milwaukee while several rematches await across divisions.
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Golf Grid Two Extremes Show Irwin on Sports
Hale Irwin, a 24 year old Boulder Colorado native and CU safety, compares college football and golf. He notes football lets you release emotion by tackling, while golf builds pressure and demands emotional control.
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Hale Irwin
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University of Colorado
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Triple Crown Thoughts Not Concerning Perez
The Houston Astros lost 3-2 to Cincinnati as Tony Perez hit a ninth inning homer after Reds opened with back-to-back shots by Pete Rose and Bobby Tolan. Perez leads NL in homers and RBIs with 79 and 362 average, denying any personal duel with Bench.
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Tolan
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Liston Faces Turning Point in Jersey City Armory bout
Sonny Liston, former world heavyweight champion, and Chuck Wepner meet in a 10 round bout in Jersey City Armory as New Jersey's first big match since 1963 Promoter Willie Gilzenberg expects more than 30000 intake and over 5000 attendance with tickets at 5 10 and 15 Liston, who says he is 38, views the fight as a career turning point.
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Bengals Ink Marvin Weeks Cornerback Signing
Cincinnati AP Marvin Weeks a 15th round pick signed with the Bengals. The Alcorn A&M quarterback will convert to cornerback and aims to be a top opening corner. Weeks, 21, led the Southwestern Athletic Conference in passing last season.
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