Major Box Scores Lowenstein England HR Hendrick
Box score summary notes Hendrick with 21 HR and 5B Bell batting, Coluccio and Gamble referenced in SF line for a baseball game recap.
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Saints fall to Chiefs in exhibition opener at Kansas City
Kansas City beat New Orleans 12 6 as Archie Manning was ruled to have moved the line on a third and one at the Chiefs 27. Saints penalties and two dropped passes hampered the offense while the Chiefs, led by reserve QBs, logged four field goals. Stenerud kicked four and Fink returned a kickoff 61 yards late.
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Niekro Beats Spahn To Hall Of Fame With No Hit Win
Braves pitcher Phil Niekro no hit the San Diego Padres 9-0, walking three and striking out four, in a game that coincided with Warren Spahn’s Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown. Niekro’s no hitter was the first by the Braves since Spahn’s 12 years earlier, and it came as Niekro boosted to 11-5 on the season. The day also saw Dodgers and Reds win, with Pete Rose and Joe Morgan driving in key runs, and Willie Mays achieving 30-30 twice.
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Pay N Packs Win Stands Up Ref Suspension in Hydroplane Race
Seattle AP report says an assistant referee in the World Championship unlimited hydroplanes was suspended for not relaying a possible violation. Heat referee Bill Newton said Mickey Remund drove too close to Miss Budweiser on the last turn of the first lap.
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West Cagers and East Gridders Earn Prep Wins
In Baton Rouge Louisiana the West All Stars won 87 78 in the state basketball final behind John Rudd DeRidder High with 20 points and Mike McConathy Airline 18 while Elliot Lawrence JF Kennedy led the East with 18 rebounds. The evening football game saw East win 13 0 as Adam Duke Reserve High blocked three punts and Marc Robert Brother Martin scored to seal the victory with Duke named outstanding lineman and Dempster outstanding back.
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Samara Wins Decathlon at World University Trials
Samara of the University of Pennsylvania piled up 7,623 points to win the decathlon at the World University Track and Field Trials in STATE STATE. Fresno State’s Roger George finished second with 7,279 points while UConn’s Ron Evans stood third with 3,727. Samara, a 1973 labor relations grad, led throughout after 4,048 points in the first five events Saturday.
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Spahn Clemente inducted into Hall of Fame ceremony
Cooperstown honored Roberto Clemente and Warren Spahn along with four others in a Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Also inducted were George Kelly Mickey Welch Monte Irvin and Billy Evans. Clemente's widow Vera attended with his sons. The Pirates wore black armbands during an exhibition vs the Texas Rangers at Doubleday Field. Clemente died in a plane crash while on a mercy mission. Spahn, 363 winner, was elected in BBWAA voting and noted as a top left handed pitcher with 13 seasons of 20+ wins.
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Two Washington Players Undergo Surgery Sunday
Washington Redskins players Rosey Taylor and Sam Wyche underwent successful surgeries at Georgetown University Hospital. Taylor had elbow surgery removing bone fragments, realigning pieces, wiring, and casting. Wyche had facial cheekbone surgery. It is uncertain if Taylor can return this season.
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