Cleveland at Detroit and other night baseball slate list
A scattered scoreboard lists Cleveland at Detroit and multiple night games across leagues including California at Chicago Milwaukee at Minnesota Kansas City at Oakland New York at Boston Washington at New York with various scores and notes from MLB and NFL events, plus tennis and horse racing results from cities like Los Angeles and Philadelphia. The column mixes game matchups, results, and brief notes on players and performances across several sports.
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Cleveland
Detroit
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kenses City
Oakland
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Balmoreste
Ean
Chewwtane
Oakferd
Dodson
Boston (Lom Nightberg 2-3) Broberg 00) At New York (Kline
Dunning
Octron
Nicero
Taerety
Horten
Mgt Nelweukee
Lockwood
Corbin
Vgn Kansas City
Mediund
Bive
Baseball Leaders and Standings Snapshot From AL NL Stats
Key batting and pitching leaders across the American and National Leagues listed by at bats runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Oliva Murcer Buford Jackson Torre Stargell Bonds and May among others with top marks in runs hits and strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Buford
Balt
Mmn
Roles
Katine
Det
St. Oliva
R Jackson
Oak
Campaneris
Yastrremsi
R.smith
Bast
Tovar
Bconiguaro
Bost
Northrup
W.horton
T Coniguaro
Calif
Rojas
Carew
Unser
Wash
Schaal
K.C
Otis
Clarke
Olivia
Cjackson
Cash
Alomar
Cellar
Bive
DaiCanton
Palmer
McNally
Lolich
Blyleven
McDowell
Cieve
Culp
Bradley
Chic
Torre
W.davis
L.A
Brock
Beckett
Pepitone
Bonds
S.F
Garr
Pitt
W Davis
Star
Stargell
H.aaron
Atl
St.l
Santo
Cardenal
M.alou
Malou
Sanguilien
Staub
Mil
Kessinger
Harrelson
Hebner
Clemente
Millan
Speier
Mi H.aaron
Bench
Gullett
Cin
J.johnson
Els
Carlton
Dierker
Houst
Stoneman
Seaver
Jenkins
Holtzman
Kirby
S.D
Deadline Nears For Golf Meet At Municipal Course
The deadline for entering the four ball golf tournament is today at 7 p.m. at Municipal Golf Course. Club Pro Johnny Myers said players must submit qualifying scores by then. A special pro am flight will be included in the 27 hole medal play event.
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Municipal Golf Course
Club
Johnny Myers
East QB Hunter Aims to Top Plunkett in All America Game
Alabama's Scott Hunter and Louisiana State's Buddy Lee lead the East in the 11th Coaches All America game at Jones Stadium. Plunkett headlines the West lineup, while Hunter and Hornsby promise a hard-hitting performance to counter the Heisman winner.
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Lubbock
Tex
Scott Hunter
Jim Plunkett
Hunter
Alabama
Buddy Lee
Louisiana State
Plunkett
Stanford
Charley McClendon
LSU
Ronny Hornsby
Southeastern Louisiana
Hornsby
New York Giants
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburch
West
Jones Stadium
Plunnkett
New England Patriots
John Ralston
Jim
Recreation Softball highlights from City A and B Leagues
Warn Winch defeated Gil son s Wholesale 15 12 as Jimmy Avids and Tommy Young each had four hits including two doubles and a homer Roger Bell added two homers and Ronnie Haile two hits Day hit a homer Darning and Long added extra bases for Gib son s Mid South Laundry crushed American Bank 19 3 with Moore and Spence homering Aruther Austin Mercer Bennett Simmons and Keith homered for the winners Fontana and Martinez homered for American Bank City B League Custom Carpets beat Leonard Brothers 14 by Bernhart and Sims with two hits and a Bernhart double Industrial B League Selig beat the News Star 20 7 as Mason homered twice and Hodee and Dispenza hit one each First Baptist edged Calvary 9 7 with Chatham and Rogers two hits apiece Ray Attner had three hits as First Methodist won 10 2 over St Mark s Methodist Lakeshore Baptist beat College Place 6 to win behind two hits from Hurtty Carlton White and Orrell Memorial Monument rolled past State Farm 2 0 with Kimball Eller and Brooks homering Highland Park Baptist Church won 8 5 over Selig as Brown Graham Harris Harvey Allbritton produced two hits Selig had two each from Austin and Fife West Monroe A Debbie Tedeton doubled for Bryan Sausage in a 5 1 win over Ouachita Bank Martin had two Ouachita Bank singles.
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City
Jimmy Avids
Tommy Young
Winch
Gilson
Roger Bell
Ronnie Haile
Day
Darning
Long
Gibson
Austin
Mercer
Bennett
Simmons
Keith
Fontana
Martinez
American Benk
Leonard Brothers Construction Barnage
Baker
Bernhart
Sims
Mason
Hodee
Sach
Pace Selig
News - Star
Cook
Holman
News-Star
Lansing
Chatham
Rogers
First Baptist
Calvary
Wallery
Street
Ray Attner
First Methodist
St. Mark's Methodist
Hurtty
Carlton
White
Orrell
Pace
Lakeshore Baptist
Bowery Kuhn Orders Braves to Return Ten Thousand
Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn ordered the Atlanta Braves to repay former third baseman Clete Boyer the $10,000 severance paid after his release. Kuhn said Richards misinterpreted the contract rule. Boyer had also faced a $1,000 fine for betting on football games in 1969. The money was to be returned with no action against the club.
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NEW York
Clete Boyer
Bowie Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Boyer
Braves
Paul Richards
Kuhn
Richards
Sikes shoots 64 to lead at Cleveland Open amid Ryder Cup push
Dan Sikes fired a seven under par 64 at Beechmont to top the Cleveland Open leaderboard. The Jacksonville golfer said he needs a high finish to crack the Ryder Cup team as a 12-man squad will be selected from tour standings. He avoided bogeys, found form with three straight birdies starting at the fifth, and credited its success to solid driving and putting.
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Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Britain
St. Louis
Sikes
Beechmont Country Club
Dave Stockton
Gene Litler
Mason Rudolph
Bobby Mitchell
George Bellino
Bob
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Brooks to Drive Independent Car in Firecracker 400
Dick Brooks NASCA rookie of the year in 1969 will drive an independently entered Pontiac GTO in the Firecracker 400 on July 4 at Daytona Beach. The Porterville California driver, 29, will be in a Junior Johnson prepared car owned by Vernon Blank. Brooks qualified 10th last year and finished fifth. he is the 60th entrant in the $80,205 1971 Firecracker 400.
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Daytona Beach
Via
Dick Brooks
Nascar
Mills Leads Houston In Tight NCAA Golf Tourney
Houston and Wake Forest battle for the lead at Tucson National as John Mills of Houston tops the two round standings with 134, edging Wake Forest and Florida teams. Wake Forest holds 562 to Houston 566, while Florida sits at 567. Mills shot a 69 in 102 degree heat, tying the NCAA single round record with 65 set by Hale Irwin in 1967. His 134 two rounds is one stroke from the two round NCAA record.
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Tucson
Universty of
Florida
Mills
Hale Irwin
Colorado
Mid-Week Sunshine At Home Helps Dodgers Bats
Dodgers win a midweek matinee 11-4 behind Jim Lefebvre who homered twice and drove in four as Los Angeles improves with a day game in the sun. Tom Seaver homered to spark Montreal’s loss 2-1 to the Mets while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3-1 in 10 innings on Roger Freed’s clutch single.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press Sports
Louis
Ers
Los An
Montreal Expos
Adelphia
Cincinnati
Roger Freed
Dodgers
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
Lefebvre
RBI
Seaver
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Expos
Rich Nye
Stoneman
Reds
Rick Wise
Tony Perez
Bernie Carbo
Phils
Larry Bowa
Freed
Relax NBA Rule Angers Colleges in Pro Basketball Clash
Boston AP report says NBA relaxes four year rule allowing hardship cases to enter the draft, prompting college leaders led by University of Massachusetts coach Jack Leaman to warn of an all out war with colleges. NCAA officials defer response while weighing impact on undergraduates and Pan American Games eligibility.
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Boston
National Basketball Association
NCAA
NBA
University of Massachusetts
Jack Leaman
Julius Erving
American Basketball Association
Leaman
ABA
Board of Governors
J. Walter Kennedy
William L. Wall
National Basketball Coaches Association
Wall
MacMurray College
Illinois
Kennedy
Kansas City
Warren Brown
Wimbledon title forecast from Ashe as Laver, Newcombe favored
Arthur Ashe, eliminated, says Rod Laver or John Newcombe likely to win Wimbledon. Stan Smith, seeded fourth, advances to last 16 with a 6-3 6-4 7-5 win over Andrew Apattison. Riessen upsets Rosemary Rosewall. Laver’s serve remains a talking point as he defeats Clark Graebner 9-8 6-2 7-5.
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Wimbledon
Laver
Newcombe
England
Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Ashe
Ken Rosewall
She
Gum Spring
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Riessen
Marty
United States
Clark Graebner
New York City
Smith
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Calif
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Five Tiger Cats cut from roster in CFL reshuffle
Hamilton Tiger Cats released five backs on Thursday. Bill Byrd from New Mexico State Garry Grady from Eastern Michigan Jim Brumfield from Indiana State Ed Clark from Purdue and John Dwyer from Georgetown University were among those cut.
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Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Tiger Cats
Bill Byrd
New Mexico State
Garry Grady
Eastern Michigan
Jim Brumfield
Indiana State
Ed Clark
Purdue
John Dwyer
Georgetown University
Free admissions for competitors at Sapporo Games
Tokyo AP reports organizers of the 1972 Winter Olympics say athletes may watch events in which they do not compete without buying tickets. A special reserved area will be set aside for competitors and IOC officials to view other events.
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Tokyo
Sapporo
Japan
International Olympic Committee
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Proiadeione
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Roger Rouse
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Detroit Lions
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Ster
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
Nancy Richey Gunter
Bille Jean King
Erie Pa
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Donna Capon
Lesley Hulbert
Ariz Jorn Mills
University of Houston
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Dixon Farmer
Dave Martin
Aarhus
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Jay Silvester
Philadelphia - Holmes
Liberty Bet
Stanton
Del
Northern Jove
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Meigourse Atington
Nole Wood
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New Leaf
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Dixie Association
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Sorcery
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Hunter, Lee Desire
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Allbritton
Highland Park Baptist Church
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Kinson
Fife
West Monroe
Debbie Tedeton
Bryan Sausage
Ouachita Bank
Martin
The
Monroe News-Star Sports
Ryder
Spur
Brooks
Wake Forest
Dodger
Stan Smith
Stan
Rosewall
News-Star—World Percise
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News-Star—World
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Imbeq
Kentucky
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Clermont, Beam
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