Multiple Major League Baseball Games Schedul ed for Evening and Night
Listings show scores and matchups across leagues with key pitchers and pitchers and night games. Notable results include Detroit 7-1 over New York and Baltimore 9-0 over Cleveland, plus Oakland at Chicago and Kansas City at California. Several twi night and night only games are noted among cities such as Boston Milwaukee Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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New York
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Iain
McDowell
Culp
Spuittorff
Wood
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Lasher
Messersmith
Parsons
Krausse
Odom
Blyleven
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Houston
San Diego
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Los Angeles
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Gentry
Walker
Morton
Jarvis
Wise
Grimsley
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Wilson
Phoebus
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Reuss
Sutton
Ewene
Cleveland Feasteres
Oakland Ware Toe
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Minnesota Beer Eee
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Etree
Baseball Scores From Multiple Minor Leagues
In the International League Charleston beat Rochester 6-3 while Richmond and Louisville split at 3-3 and 2-6 for Tidewater leading 9-1 and Syracuse 8-2. Winnipeg won 6-4 over Toledo. Pacific Coast League Eugene 9 Salt Lake 3. Spokane 2 Hawaii 1. Phoenix at Portland rained out. Tucson at Tacoma rained out. Eastern League Pittsfield 3-7 Reading 1-4 Elmira 3-0 Waterbury 1-1 Pawtucket 4-0 Quebec City 3-1 Manchester 2-3 Three Rivers 1-4.
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Rochester
Richmond
Louisville
Tidewater
Syracuse
Winnipeg
Toledo
Eugene
Salt Lake
Spokane
Hawaii
Phoenix
Portland
Tucson
Tacoma
Pittsfield
Reading
Elmira
Waterbury
Pawtucket
Quebec City
Manchester
Three Rivers
Boxing results from four cities feature multiple faced bouts
In New York Benny Huertas 139 beat Johnny Harp 140. In Miami Beach Eddy Linder outpointed Ismael Laguna. In Philadelphia Eugene Hart 165 defeated Don Fullmer 165 over ten rounds. In San Diego Henry Clark 212 stopped Chuck Haynes 188 in two rounds.
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Benny Huertas
Brooklyn
N.Y
Johnny Harp
Syracuse
Miami Beach
Eddy Linder
Miami
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Philadelphia
Eugene “Cyclone
Hart
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
San Diego
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Chuck Haynes
World sports brief from Merano to Belmont and Chicago
World Championships in canoeing see West Germany win two of five golds. Wimbledon results show Graeber and Goven advancing. University of Illinois coach Yough er resigns to become Breckport athletic director. Baszanowski sets European weightlifting record with 990 pounds. Belmont and Liberty Bell feature horses win by margins, while several Major League Baseball leaders post season stats.
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France
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University of Illinois
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Royals Sign Nine More Draft Picks
The Kansas City Royals announced they have signed nine players from the June Free Agent Draft. The group includes outfielders Dave Masser and Gerald Mifsud, catchers Craig Perkins and Charles Butler, pitchers Rick Romans Kent Agler Steve Hudson and Randy Johnson, and second baseman Joe Carbone.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Dave Masser
Gerald Mifsud
Craig Perkins
Charles Butler
Rick Romans
Kent Agler
Steve Hudson
Randy Johnson
Joe Carbone
World bowling championships head to Milwaukee in 2028
The Federation Internationale des Quilleniers announces the seventh world bowling championships will be held in Milwaukee Wisconsin in August 2028 marking the event’s first time in the United States. Previous editions took place in Helsinki Essen Hamburg Malmo and Helsingborg.
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Helsinki
Essen
Germany
Helsingborg
Sweden
Hamburg
Mexico
Malmo
Calloused Finger Helps Orioles in 2-0 Win Over Senators
Grant Jackson earned a spot start for Baltimore as he left with a blister on his middle finger but the Orioles defeated Washington 2-0 in game two of a doubleheader. Merv Rettenmund hit a fifth inning homer and Ted Williams praised Jackson's performance while Washington salvaged game one 8-6 behind Don Buford and Paul Lindblad.
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Orioles
Philadelphia
Oriole
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Ted Williams
Toby
Harrah
Tom Dukes
Alam
Phillie
Merv Rettenmund
Jim Shellenbach
Mark Belanger
Andy Etchenbarren
Rettenmund
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Cueller
Don Buford
Don Mincher
Senators
Paul Lindblad
Cuellar
Billings
Detroit Tiger
Aurelio Rodriguez
Yankees
Felipe Alou
New York
Thurman Munson
Tigers
Yanks
Lubbock Secures All-America Game Profit and Hopes for Return
Lubbock officials and AFCA indicate the Coaches All-America game will be financially secure for a second straight year with ticket sales reaching the break-even point. Current receipts total 161000 plus, leaving a 46278.50 profit, though no official next year details have been announced. Local sponsors Lion's Club and Chamber of Commerce share excess funds with the AFCA. The event’s revival in Lubbock followed prior years’ struggles in Atlanta and rising TV interest.
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Lubbock
American Football Coaches Association
Burle Pettit
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
AFCA
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Coaches seek other income as 1971 games face player shortages
Official plans discussed six weeks ago hinted at canceling the 1971 games due to stub born agents and reluctant players. Yet top names agreed to play and a strong squad was assembled, though some say coaches reliant on game revenue may pursue alternative income sources.
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Pettit
Orioles add starter Grant Jackson to strong pitching staff
In a split doubleheader with Washington, Grant Jackson and Tom Dukes shut out the Senators 2-0 in the nightcap while Paul Lindblad’s six-hit relief earned the opener for Baltimore. Don Buford homer plated the other run as Jim Palmer, Mike Cuellar, Dave McNally and Pat Dobson anchored a rotation that already boasted 30 complete games this season.
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Grant Jackson
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Mer
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Cuellar
Don Buford
Don Mincher
Jim Perry
Rich Reese
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
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Senators Recall Rick Stelmaszek and Trade Fernandez
The Washington Senators recalled catcher Rick Stelmaszek from their Denver farm team and sold Frank Fernandez to Oakland’s Iowa club. Stelmaszek hit .240 with 14 RBIs in Denver, while Fernandez at .088 this season after a prior deal.
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Washington Senators
Rick Stelmaszek
Denver
Frank Fernandez
Oakland
Iowa
Stelmaszek
Fernandez
Hay Fever Keeps Ryun Out of AAU Track Meet
Nearly 650 entries have been received for the National AAU championships in Hugene Oregon but world mile record holder Jim Ryun will not compete due to severe hay fever. Discu s record holder Jay Sylvester is reportedly in Europe. Ryun moved to Eugene from Kansas and has suffered pollen-related difficulties this spring.
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Oregon meet enters final entry push
By late Tuesday 632 entries had been filed. Cowan said meet officials must accept until the last minute any competitor who placed in last year's AAU meet in Bakersfield California.
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Cowan
Bakersfield
Calif
Begley Resigns Providence College Athletic Director Post
The Rev. Aloysius Begley O P resigns after 31 years as athletic director at Providence College. The resignation takes effect June 29 and Begley will take on new duties in the college community in the fall. A successor was not named.
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Burke Named Assistant at Cold Spring Country Club
Cold Spring Harbor N Y AP Billy Burke appointed assistant to golf pro Scott Robertson at Cold Spring Country Club. Burke played college golf on a scholarship and turned pro in 1967 after stints at Atlanta Standard Club and Fenway White Plains New York.
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N.Y
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Scott Robertson
Cold Spring Country Club
Burke
Claude Harmon Jr
University of Houston
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Fenway
White Plains
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