All Stars Fall to Colts in Hard Fought Loss
College All Stars suffer a 24 to 17 defeat by the Baltimore Colts in Chicago. John Brockington of Ohio State scores the Stars first TD, while Jim Plunkett and Dan Pastorini lament penalties and field position that hampered their offense. Coach Banton Collier praises the effort and notes needed learning.
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Stanhouse Tosses Five-Hitter For Iowa Oaks Win
Don Stanhouse pitched a five hitter Friday night to lead the Iowa Oaks past the Indianapolis 40, keeping within eight games of the Eastern Division leader. Rene Lachemann homered briefly and Stanhouse struck out eight as Iowa improved to 56-49 while Indianapolis stood at 63-40.
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Indians fire Dark and end committee rule at Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians oust general manager and field manager Alvin Dark, ending the July 1969 committee setup. Vernon Stouffer, owner, returns GM duties to Gabe Paul as Johnny Lipon replaces Dark. Firing follows salary disputes and prohibited bonus contracts, with Kuhn fining the team $5,000 and attendance sagging to 438,210 across 47 home games.
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Gibson Strikes Again as Cards Edge Phillies in Opener
Bob Gibson feels fine as he wins his ninth game of the season a six hit outing that weds St. Louis to a 4 3 victory over Philadelphia in the first game of a two night doubleheader Rain washed out the nightcap as other NL scores unfold Mets beat Cubs 4 4 Montreal tops Houston 7 4 in opener with Alou driving in the deciding run Braves down Padres 4 1 in 10 Dodgers topple Reds 2 0 Giants beat Pirates 5 2 Gibson nears 200 career wins at 199 and eyes a sixth 20 win season with at least 11 starts left Doyle homers and collects four hits off Gibson in a tough one for the ace
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New manager Lipon shocks Indians with Vida Blue plan
Cleveland jumps on Vida Blue to win 4-1 as Johnny Lipon replaces Al Dark. Blue, limited by aggressive hitting and Lipon's swing-at-first pitches directive, misses his 20th win. Foster earns first win since June. Yankees erase 9-1 deficit to beat Minnesota 11-9. Orioles edge Kansas City 1-0 in rain-shortened contest. Detroit sweeps California 4-3 with late scoring. White Sox defeat Red Sox 5-1. Washington tops Milwaukee 3-2. Five lefties among top 1970 Masters finishers.
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Colts Use An Old Script To Beat All Stars
Baltimore Colts defeated the 1971 All-Stars 24 to 17 at Soldier Field. Earl Morrall threw three touchdown passes for 329 yards as the Colts’ defense stifled the Stars offense, with Jim Brockington as the lone early scorer for the All-Stars and Tom Mitchell sealing the win for Baltimore with a late score.
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Hopkins wins Muscatine motorcycle grand final
Bill Hopkins takes first in the Muscatine short track grand final with Randy Phillippe second and Dewayne Hopkins third. Ed Donald advanced via consolation to finish fourth. multiple class results list riders across 100 to 230 cc and mini bike events.
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