Texaco nips Horton 3 2 in Little League tilt
Harold Iboard had two hits and Chuckie Lated homered for Texaco. Horton tumbled in a 3 2 decision with Hays and Parker contributing for the winners while Patterson and Anthony guarded the field. Minor League Jet Adams tossed a no hitter as Faulk Collier blanked Knights of Pythias 2 0.
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Carew Leading AL All Star Ballots in Early Voting
Minnesota's Rod Carew tops the American League ballot with 81,757 votes, while Hank Aaron leads AL outfielders with 48,287 votes. Other leaders include Reggie Jackson 49,355, Joe Rudi 30,705, Thurman Munson 37,716, and George Scott 25,038 as first basemen and Aurelio Rodriguez 27,092 at third. National League tallies begin Friday.
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Dump Bowie Club Moves to Block Kuhn Reelection
Chicago AP report says American League owners form Dump Bowie Club to deny Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn a second seven year term. Three named leaders Hoffberger Finley Steinbrenner plan to block if a fourth joins, with Milwaukee meeting set July 4 to surface strategy.
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Weary Earl Bell Entitled To Rest
Arkansas State coach Guy Kochel plans rest for star pole vaulter Earl Bell after victories in the USTFF and NCAA meets. Bell, 19, aims for Pan American Trials and Olympic eligibility, with talks of a month off to prevent mental fatigue and protect his future.
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Harman Killebrew Write-In Push Grows In Florida
Jacksonville Beach jeweler Bob Newberry has cast 30 000 votes for Harmon Killebrew in the all star balloting and aims for 750 000 to force a starting berth. He funds a Harmon Killebrew night June 19 at the Suns stadium and will hand out ballots and pencils for write‑ins.
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Right Hooks Cut Leads In Fishing Contest Play
In a cryptic note from SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST readers are warned hooks can snag leaders and cost a fisher four good catches. The advisory mentions careful rigging and the risk of losing fish due to misused gear.
Mantell Retains Junior Heavyweight Title After Referee Reversal
Mantell pins Garvin twice in title match at Civic Center Arena. A controversial late call by the referee lets Mantell retain the crown after Garvin allegedly throws Mantell over the top rope. The melee ends with Mantell still champion as other bouts conclude. Seandor Akbar and Bob Sweetan beat Tom Jones and Roberto Soto. Jerry Miller defeats Igor Putski. Ted Heath defeats Ted Dibiase and Allen Sline. Lewis and Gene Lewis draw.
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Blazer Lumpkin Traded to Phoenix for 1976 Draft Pick
Portland trades guard Phil Lumpkin to Phoenix for a 1976 second round draft choice. Lumpkin played 48 games for Portland last season averaging 4.1 points per game after college at Miami.
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Twins Bat Switch Overshadowed by 11-10 Win over Indians
Twins players Danny Thompson and Dan Ford batted out of order for six innings, switching positions in the lineup. The error went unnoticed until the ninth, but Minnesota still defeated Cleveland 11-10 in extra innings as Thompson delivered the winning RBI in the 11th.
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Frank Robinson
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Bowling League Standings and Highs Report
Bowler Rodbens win Monday night league with top team marks. Zodiac Lounge tops high game 225 by Bob Owens and Dan Spatatora’s 799 series leads the overall averages. Vanguard League sees Shaw’s Barber with Janet Roark 183 high game and Ginger Sisk 482 high series. Pin Pals lead team game 577 and team series 1558 while Cs & Hs top Adults with high 220 by Sally Creuille and Brownie Barbeau’s Hie Junior Man grum posts 205 and 542. Gs & Ms claim 223 and 2739 series.
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First Superdome Scrap Gridiron Classic Set
Alcorn State and Grambling will play the first college football game in the Superdome on September 6, announced by Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards and Mississippi Governor Bill Waller. Grambling coach Eddie Robinson hailed the historic event as a grand opening moment for two black universities.
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Miller Accepts Astros Contract
Texarkana pitcher Richard Miller of the University of Arkansas has signed with the Houston Astros. Miller, the Southwest Conference strikeout leader, will report to the Astros farm club in Covington Virginia on Friday.
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