Robinson drives Orioles to AL East lead with late infield run
Brooks Robinson delivered a clutch bases loaded single in the ninth to erase a 2-0 Chicago lead. Paul Blair's alert baserunning sparked Baltimore's 12th inning run, securing a 3-2 win over the White Sox and first AL East atop since April 30.
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Chicago
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Sible
Boston Red Sox
Robinson
Tom Bradley
Paul Blair
Blair
Terry Forster
Fifth Sox
Dave Johnson
Bill Melton
Melton
Forster
Frank Robinson
Oriole Kangaroo Court
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Boston
Milwaukee
Don Buford
Bart Johnson
White Sox
Buford
Chuck Tanner
Bradley
Tanner
Brooks’ Robinson
Illinois nets eight state record fish in 1970
Illinois Department of Conservation records eight new state fish records for 1970 and eight largest fish of their species not designated as records. Among new records are Lake Michigan bass and trout specimens, with notable captures by Terry Gibson Normal and Charles Brady Waukegan. Awards included silver pins for record catches and bronze pins for largest non record fish.
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Illinois
Illinois Department of Conservation
Division of Fisheries
al Lopinot
Lake Michigan
Lopinot
Terry Gibson
Normal
Lake Bloomington
Alfred Kuriger
Wilmington
John Feichtner
LaGrange Park
James Burgess
Herrin
Greg Aubrey
Chatham
Joe Jung
Evanston
Yvonne Muellman
Zion
George Rittenberg
Chicago
Lure variety and fishing law roundup in 1970 Illinois
The article discusses lure types and fishing tactics, naming anglers and catches. It then reports Illinois Department of Conservation chief William D. Miller stating 1970 arrests for game and fishing violations totaled 5 150 with fines of 101 630 35, down from 1969. It notes busiest months and dominant violation categories before shifting to a baseball game recap and court mock session details.
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Killian
Danville
George Danovsky
Cary
Ralph Sheperd
Kenneth Connor
East St. Louis
Lee Snapp
Momence
William D. Miller
Illinois Department of Conservation
Miller
Casey at the Bat poem first recited in 1888 theater debut
The text notes DeWolff Hopper delivering the first public recitation of the poem Casey at the Bat on May 1 1888 at Wallack's Theater in New York City. It appears amid a sports and baseball results page alongside league standings and game summaries.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
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Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Culp
Stottlemyre
Casey
DeWolff Hopper
Wallack’s
New York City
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Perma Press
Marben
Liberty
Store For
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Chevrolet
H.D
FORD
New Rock
Ford Sales & Service
Seneca
Jarman
Jerry's
Texaco Service
Jerry Heck
Morris Mirror & Glass
Rte 6
Lisbon Rd
Texaco
Bailey
Broadway
Coal City
Woesecorator
OWENS/ CORNING
Ter
Panel
Plainfield
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