Baseball scores and schedule from early season games
Meio Belo LTE Sunday results show Chicago 2 5, San Diego 0 7, Philadelphia 11, Montreal 5, Cincinnati 7 5, New York 2 3, Atlanta at Pittsburgh rain. St Louis 7, Houston 3, Los Angeles 11, San Francisco 3. Monday no games. All-Star game Tuesday in Detroit national TV. New York 3, Boston 2. Baltimore 7, Cleveland Washington 4, Detroit 3. Oakland 3-3 California 24, Minnesota 6-7, Kansas City 1st game 10 innings Milwaukee 1-0, Chicago 0-1. Two games scheduled Tuesday gale fight national TV.
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Unitas shows up for Colts as training camps open
Johnny Unitas, 38, reports for the Baltimore Colts at Western Maryland College in Westminster after an Achilles injury. Coaches say he remains roster eligible, with a November return possible, as several NFL teams begin camp across the league. Cleveland Browns, San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints, and Houston Oilers start their camps, while others follow later.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore Colts
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Colts
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Ohio
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Long Beach State
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
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Levine
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Lon Woodward
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Houston
Oilers
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Floyd Rice
John
Don McCafferty
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San Diego Chargers
New Orleans Saints
Houston Oilers
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Meerdinks second in father son golf tournament
Meerdinks Charles and Barry of Muscatine finished second at the Des Moines Country Club on Sunday with an even par 73. Cedar Rapids pair John and Steve Kehrer won with a 72 after edging a six-champion field. Tom Chapman and son faded to 75 for a five-way tie for third. The 150 first prize went to the Cedar Rapids duo.
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Boone
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Cedar Rapids
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Pittsburgh pair may jump to NBA
AP reports Pittsburgh Condors guards Harley Skeeter Swift and George Thompson seek NBA moves this year. Swift, East Tennessee alum, drafted by Milwaukee two years ago, finished with Pittsburgh and requests a Bucks rookie camp tryout. Thompson, Marquette alum, was drafted by Boston and has drawn Celtics interest and other NBA approaches.
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George Thompson
American Basketball Association
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National Basketball Association
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Thompson
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Boston Celtics
Celtics
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Johnson home run display sets Philadelphia records
Deron Johnson, about to turn 32, hit three homers and drove in five as the Phillies beat Montreal 11-5. He tied a major league record with four consecutive homers over two games, the first three in one game. Johnson's three-homer game was the first by a right-handed Phillie since 1955. Cincinnati swept a day doubleheader, while Cubs and Padres split, Dodgers ended a skid, and St Louis topped Houston. Johnson finished with 21 homers on the season and 171 in his career.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
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al Downing
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Houston
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Pround Mile
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Roy White
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Ray Culp
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Reggie Smith
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Joe Lahoud
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Tony
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Cookie Rojas
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All star alibi list keeps growing
All star rosters tighten as injuries force AL and NL to replace players ahead of Detroit All-Star game. Vida Blue is slated to start for the AL with Palmer Cuellar likely available. NL options include Seaver or Marichal. Replacements include Bodgers Powell Oliva Fosse McDowell Dierker Bench Wood. Strong names from AL and NL remain.
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Associated Press
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Kerl Weaver
Baltimore
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Cincinnati
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Vida Blue
Weaver
Mickey Lolich
Oriole
Jim Palmer
Mike Cuellar
Anderson
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Larry Dierker
Houston
Don Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Orioles Dominate as Dobson Earns 10th Victory in Seven
Pat Dobson pitched his 10th win, seventh straight, as the Orioles beat Cleveland 7-1, with six seventh-inning runs. Baltimore moved alongside Cuellar, McNally, and Palmer in double-figure victories while Yankees and Red Sox pursued in the East.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Pat Dobson
Dobson
Orioles
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Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Hawk
Yankees
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Red Sox
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Major League Stars Color Phillies Win and Cubs Shutout Padres
Deron Johnson of the Phillies hit three consecutive homers, four in two games, and drove in five as Philadelphia won 11 5. Milt Pappas of the Cubs pitched six hitless innings and completed a four hitter in a 2 0 victory over San Diego in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Gary Nolan
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
Perez
Cubs
Milt Pappas
San Diego
Johnny Callison
Chicago
Ivan Murrell
Ed Spiezio
RBI
Padres
Death of Pedro Rodriguez shocks racing world
MERNBERG Germany AP Pedro Rodriguez 30 died after a crash in a European Interseries race at the Norisring two hours after his Ferrari crashed on the 12th lap. The Mexico City driver had recently retired from F1 but returned to racing. his death follows the loss of brother Ricardo in 1960 practice crashes. Chris Craft of England won the 200 mile event.
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Ferrari
Chris Craft
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Rodriguez
Ricardo
Conigliaro Retires Hurt Eye Ending Baseball Career
Tony Conigliaro, age 26, retires from baseball citing failing left eye and loss of depth perception. The former Red Sox slugger, who later played for the Angels, said health is more important than money and that he feels on the edge of losing his mind after eye trouble and recent struggles.
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Tony Conigliaro
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Associated Press
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