McNally Slaton Toss Four-Hitters In Day Night Wins
Orioles lefty Dave McNally pitched his 12th win of the year with four hits allowed as Baltimore beat Washington 6-1. Jim Slaton threw his first major league complete game and shutout in Milwaukee’s 6-0 victory over California. Detroit Laurel Lolich held Cleveland to eight hits in a 3-0 win as Detroit moved into second in the East.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Dave McNally
Jim Slaton
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Slaton
Tion
Washington
Milwaukee Brewers
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Vida Blue
Baltimore
Don Buford
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Angels
Tony Gonzalez
Tommy Harper
Brewers
Clyde Wright
Andy Kosco
Dave May
Jeff Torborg
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Boston
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Norm Cash
Aurelio Rodriguez
Gene Lamont
Lolich
McAuliffe
Hill Lumber Routs Rodriguez Farr In Fifth Inning Collapse
Hill Lumber scored in the second and third as Charles Harris and Jerry Tucker delivered RBI hits. Rodriguez Farr gave up four runs in the fourth and fifth before Hill Lumber exploded in the sixth, walking nine batters and pushing across the decisive runs to erase a 4-0 deficit.
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Paul Farr
Johnny Foster
Dennis Surett
Mike Nelson
Nelson
Joe Barton
Mike Davis
Surrett
Massey
Rodriguez Farr
Hill Lumber
Charles Harris
Johnny Sullivan
Kirby Willis
Willis
Sparky McDuffie
Jerry Tucker
Harris
Tucker
James Mann
Johnny Portman
McDuffey
Britt Risinger
Dickie Raymond
Risinger
Bryan Francis
Final Practice Slated Today In Pocono 500
Drivers maneuver for pole as final Pocono practice precedes Schaeffer 500 trials. Mark Donohue led practice at 172.2 mph in a McLaren with Pete Revson close behind at 170.3. Indy pole winner Revson clocked 178.696, edging Donohue. Contenders for front row include Unser, Leonard, Andretti, Bobby Unser and Foyt.
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Bloys Britt
Mount Pocono, Pa
Indianapolis
Mark Donohue
Pete Revson
Donohue
Pocono International Raceway
McLaren
Revson
Donahue
al Unser
Joe Leonard
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
A. J. Foyt
West Monroe Youth Baseball: Nix Cage Drills Four In Five Inning Rally
Nix Cage tallied four runs in the fifth inning to power Monroe Sand and Gravel past Burger Rappold 16 to 4. Raymond Rappold fanned 11, Keith Warner led the losers with a double, and Brad Gilmore took the defeat. In other games, West Monroe Trucking edged McLemore's, Firestone fell to America Bank, Pulp and Paper beat SETCO, and Peoples Loan defeated LP&L in early innings.
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Nix Cage
Bop Monroe
West Monroe
Dixie
Jeff Greer
Roger Fuller
Curt Tedeton
Meg Monroe
Raymond Rappold
Burger Rappold
Keith Warner
McLemore
America Bank
Firestone
J. Macalay
David Counts
One McLure
Todd Weaver
Mike Lemoins
Dale Shields
Pulp and Paper
SETCO
Bill Norris
Darrell Eaton
Greg Neal
Allen Rogers
Bruce Redding
Pulp & Paper
Peoples Loan
Lp&l
Steve Simmons
Jeff Johnson
Rites Saturday For Shaky Kain
Funeral services for Thomas G. Shaky Kain will be held Saturday in Nashville. Kain, a Southeastern Conference football referee for 28 years and longtime Yankees baseball scout, died at 68 after a long illness. He played college football at Georgia and retired in 1963 after officiating the first 14 Senior Bowl games. He also officiated at the Sugar and Orange Bowls.
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Nashville, Tenn
Thomas G
Shaky” Kain
Nashville
Kain
New York Yankees
Georgia
Rodriguez Farr and Hill Lumber Names in Ledger Repeats
Reading lists show Rodriguez Farr and Hill Lumber referenced with code numbers 022 000- 484 000 00111-113.1. Individuals named include Johnny Sullivan Joe Barton Dennis Surrett Johnny Portman Larry Smith Dickie Raymond and Jerry Tucker with WP Joe Barton LP Larry Smith noted in connection to football style tags.
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Johnny Sullivan
Joe Barton
Dennis Surrett
Johnny Portman
Larry Smith
Dickie Raymond
Jerry Tucker
Coca Cola routs Optimist in Eastside Little League action
Coca Cola scored 10 runs in the first inning and won 14 to 1 behind David Templeton who went four for four with three homers. Kevin Jackson added a grand slam as Carl Crow doubled twice and Bruce Mays homered for Optimist. Templeton pitched the win. Wesley Queen the loser.
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Coca Cola
David Templeton
Kevin Jackson
Carl Crow
Bruce Mays
Gary
Eastside
Chateau
First National Bank
Monroe Brick
Police Department
James Roberts
Chuck Dean
Skippy Portman
Reeves
Greg Horne
Danny Tims
Bill Brown
Donald Reeves
Richard Guerriero
Southside
Palace
Smith
Holman
Wiesner
Smith and
Carlisle
Doolittle
the Palace
Kellogg Lumber
Globe Insurance
Clark
Duggins
Brown
Arrington
Mize
Garlington
Southern Equipment Edges Shell Oil 9 8 in Dixie League
Southern Equipment built a six-run first two innings lead, held on to beat Shell Oil 9 8. Tim Hardin pitched three hits allowed, with George Strickland and Joey Nietz driving in runs and Tom Brown adding a triple for the winners.
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Jerry Smith
Kevin Tucei
Jesse Smith
Knoe
Standard Lumber
Monroe
Dale Brillie
William Diel
Ronny Larusso
Southern
Shell Oil
Tim Hardin
George Strickland
Joey Nietz
Randy Wiggins
Don Duncan
Freddy Hall
Tom Brown
Kevin Tucker
Dale Brillle
Southern Equipment
Shell Oi
Shett Oil
Twelve Entered In Feature Race At Evangeline Downs
Hello Rick led wire to wire to win Evangeline Downs Thursday night feature by two lengths. Three year old colt finished in 1:24 3-5 on the sloppy track as A Roman Dragon was the 4-1 morning line favorite. Payouts: Hello Rick paid 19 to 1, 8 to 1, 4.40 to show. Hel Pac 4.80 3.80. Eight Wheels 4.20. Rocky Sue 11.40 and Bogalusa Lady 17.60 paired for a 99 dollar daily double.
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Lafayette
Evangeline Downs
Roman Dragon
Hello Rick
Hel Pac
Rocky Sue
Mays Tops National League All Star Balloting In Early Lead
Willie Mays leads the NL All Star voting with 540 390 votes as Johnny Bench follows at 527 952 and Hank Aaron 526 386, with over one million ballots counted and the June 30 deadline approaching. The All Star game is set for July 18 in Detroit.
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New York
Willie Mays
Johnny Bench
Commissioner
Giants
Bench
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Harrelson
Mets
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Maury Wals
Dodgers
Willie Stargell
Pirates
RBI
Mays
Aaron
Willie MceCovey
Glenn Beckett
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Sched
Donna Caponi Seeks Third Straight Open Title
Donna Caponi battles Joanne Carner with a one stroke lead at Kahkwa Club in Erie as both pursue the U S Women's Open title. Caponi recalls the 1970 Muskogee finish while posting a two under par 70 and Carner, also tied for the lead, airs a shaky round with limited fairways but strong putting.
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Donna Caponi
Joanne Carner
Mrs. Carner
Erie
Kahkwa Club
Muskogee
Okla
Miss Caponi
Coleader
Dobson’s Anger Sparks Dugout Clash in Rain Delay
Oakland pitcher Chuck Dobson heatedly challenged Minnesota manager Bill Rigney delaying a game at Metropolitan Stadium. The thunderstorm postponed the game after 2% innings and Dobson’s clash with Rigney continued as rain halted play. Dobson remained 5-0 as Oakland led the AL West, with a coming series against Kansas City while the Twins set for Oakland trip.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Oakland
Chuck Dobson
Bill Rigney
Minnesota
Twins
Marv Grissom
Metropolitan Stadium
Rigney
Dobson
The
Angels
Bert Campaneris
Grissom
A's
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Dick Williams
Williams
A’s
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Kenny Massey
Pocono 500
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Shaky Kain
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Incinnet
Wes Parker
Los Angeles
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Bob Robertson
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Felix Millan
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Maury Wills
Gene Alley
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Dick Dietz
Tim McCarver
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Han Aaron
Lou Brock
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Mickey Wright
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Murle Breer
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Carol Mann
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Mark Porter
Janet Caponi
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Laney Smith
J.D. Streit
Florida Armstrong
Janet Auliss
Pam Barnett
Gerda Ferraris
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Sony
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Awn Cues
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Shirley Spor
Knoe-Tv
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Stubbs
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