Granddad Campbell Halves Walker Cup Match at St Andrews
The United States goes into day two with seven wins, three halves, and two losses after Bill Campbell halved his singles as Ian Hutcheon upset the U S veteran. Captain Updegraff called the day pleasant while Britain’s captain Marsh said relief as the U S leads 7 3 with 2 halves.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Bobby Jones
Frank Stranahan
St. Andrews Old Course
Ian Hutcheon
Campbell
United States
Britain
Ed Updegraff
U.S
David Marsh
Updegraff
Brookline
Mass
China Coaches Call for Patience in Track Development
Two American coaches urged China to abandon hopes of instant success and focus on fundamentals and individualized training as they assessed a two week, three city tour in Canton Shanghai and Peking. They noted China is years from Olympic caliber despite some strong youth. The visit included American domination in most events.
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Peking
People’s Republic of China
Irving Kintisch
New York
Columbia University
Ed Temple
Tennessee State
Kintisch
Temple
Bob Giegengack
Yale University
Canton
Shanghai
China
Li Yun Piao
al Hall
Blue, May among AL pitching stars with nine wins
Vida Blue pitched a four hitter to become the majors' first nine game winner as the Oakland A’s blanked Baltimore 5-0 with Sal Bando Billy Williams and Reggie Jackson homering. Bill Lee and Jim Hughes also shone in wins for Boston and Minnesota, while Rudy May and Stan Bahnsen added strong outings in New York and Chicago. Reggie Jackson and Buddy Bell homered as the Yankees and Indians also won.
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Associated Press
Vida Blue
Bill Lee
Jim Hughes
Rudy May
Stan Bahnsen
Eric Raich
Nolan Ryan
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Blue
Oakland A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Sal Bando
Billy Williams
Reggie Jackson
Stem
Lee
Boston Red Sox
Texas Rangers
Hughes
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
May
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include R Smith St Louis .359 and Sanguillen Pittsburgh .348. Runs led by Lopes Los Angeles 42 and Cedeno Houston 34. Garvey Los Angeles 36 RBI and Winfield San Diego 35. Garvey 68 hits. Bench Cincinnati 13 doubles. Gross Houston 5 triples. Bench 10 homers. Morgan Cincinnati 21 stolen bases. Pitching leaders: Messersmith Los Angeles 71 decisions .875 and 2.32 ERA. Jones San Diego 62 750 1.58. American League batting led by Carew Minnesota .371. Munson New York .351. Runs White New York 30. Otis Kansas City 28. RBI McRae Kansas City 34. Horton Delaware 32. Hits McRae Kansas City 56 and Munson New York 54. Rivers California 54. Dodgers and Brewers players feature in top categories.
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Stl
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Cedeno
Hun
Garvey
Winfield
Cash
Phi
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Millan
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Horton
Del
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Cal
Orta
Chi
Chalk
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Bonds
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Oak
Kaat
Hughes
Ryan
Blyleven
Royals Re activate McDaniel in bullpen shakeup
Kansas City Royals re activated relief pitcher Lindy McDaniel after a prostatitis related DL stint. Rodney Scott was sent to Jacksonville with 24 hour recall and had appeared in 18 games 12 as a pinch runner.
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Kansas City Royals
Lindy McDaniel
Rodney Scott
Jacksonville
McDaniel
Scott
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