Harmony Hawks Win Seventh Straight in Heart of Maryland League
Dick Baker fired a two hitter and drove in a key run as Harmony beat Mt Lena 4 7 in a Heart of Maryland League game. Baker and J Bidle led Harmony with two hits each and Pritts scored twice. Mt Lena’s Eddie Talbert tallied the lone run for Mt Lena.
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Nicklaus Wins British Open Assures Hall of Fame Status
Nicklaus clinched the British Open at Muirfield by one stroke over Doug Sanders and Dave Thomas to lock in a Hall of Fame berth. The 26-year-old Ohio pro finished 282 for the 6,887-yard course, using his driver only 17 times. Rodgers led after two rounds but faltered in the final round as Nicklaus surged to victory amid praise from Henry Cotton and expectations to defend next year.
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Angels blank Orioles as Brunet wins fourth straight
Lefty George Brunet allowed four hits and earned his 4th consecutive victory to lift the California Angels 4-0 over the Baltimore Orioles. Steve Barber suffered the defeat after eight straight wins as Minnesota defeated Detroit 4-2. Angels collected hits in the fifth seventh and eighth innings, with Jackie Warner, Rick Arndt, Frank Malzone, and Bobby Knoop keying the scoring.
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Bob Rodgers
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Eddie Watt
National League Favored 7-5. Airlift Plan For All-Star Games
The National League holds a 7-5 edge over the American League as baseball plans Operation Airlift to bring stranded players to St Louis for the All-Star Game. Three to four planes may be used to move stars like Mays, McCovey, and Koufax, with travel unsettled by the airline strike.
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Busch Memorial Stadium
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Willie McCovey
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Sandy Koufax
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40 Rookies To Report At Colts Tryouts
WESTMINSTER Md AP Coach Don Shula of the Baltimore Colts invites 40 rookies to training camp plus six NFL veterans and three returnees. Practices Tuesday and Wednesday, a scrimmage Thursday, and those who impress may join the veterans next Sunday. Three rookies Sam Ball Tom Bleck Barry Brown leave after the scrimmage for the All Star camp in Evansville Illinois.
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Georgia Tech
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Florida
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Baseball scores from major leagues today and all star note
Major League results show Pittsburgh 9 over New York 4, Cincinnati 2 over San Francisco 1, Houston 6 over St Louis 5, Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 2 over Los Angeles 0. California 4, Baltimore 0. Washington 3 to 9, New York 2 to 2. Boston 8 to 10, Chicago 4 to 6. Minnesota 4, Detroit 2. Kansas City 4 to 5, Cleveland 1 to 3. All Star game scheduled in St Louis.
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Buckpasser Wins Again in Chicagoan at Arlington Park
Buckpasser scores his 15th victory and sixth straight at Arlington Park, finishing a three-quarter length ahead of Whisper Jet in the 1 1/8 mile Chicagoan. Whisper Jet pays $3.40, Buckpasser $2.60, with Abe's Hope third. $58,000 top prize lifts Buckpasser to $830,964, 11th on all-time list. Trainer Eddie Neloy to ship Buckpasser to Aqueduct for potential Dwyer Handicap. Ramblers To Drill: Frederick Ramblers hold 6:30 pm practice at Frederick High School diamond.
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Falcons edge East as Randy Johnson stars in All-America clash
West quarterback Randy Johnson starred for a 24-7 All-America game win over the East, throwing for 237 yards and two touchdowns while: Texas A&I rookie back injury concerns linger and Texas linebacker Tommy Nobis posted 15 tackles. Johnson’s display and Nobis’s defense drew praise as the West maintained a 3-3 series tie.
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Haynie Wins Buckeye Savings Women's Pro Tourney
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas fired a final round 69 to finish 11 under par 205 and win the Buckeye Savings Women's Pro Golf Tournament at Clovernook. She beat Susie Maxwell by five strokes as wind rain and lightning affected the late group.
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Redskins Acquire Crossan From Falcons
The Washington Redskins claim center Dave Crossan from Atlanta after he was waived by the Falcons last week. Crossan, 6-3 and 245 pounds, was part of the three Redskins selected by Atlanta in the previous expansion draft.
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