Indians Rally But Fall Short To A’s In Cleveland
Cleveland trailed Oakland 4-0 after two innings then scored in the second, third, fourth and fifth, but the A’s walked off 6-4. Duke Sims homered twice, Graig Nettles and Ted Uhlaender contributed, and Ray Fosse hit a fourth inning homer to cut the deficit.
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Bleile's Vault dominates Norwalk Vault for season's first win
Lefty PT Oae ol ie produces nine hits including two home runs as Bleile's tops Norwalk Vault 18 to 1 in the senior division of the Lefty Grove League. Dennis Blakely and Steve Horner homer with Blakely also lifting a seven inning mound effort. In junior action Saginaw Wire forfeits after third due to injuries. Reineck's leads 21 to 0 at forfeit time.
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Veeck Testifies Against Reserve Clause
Veeck testified against organized baseballs reserve clause in Federal Court during the Curt Flood trial. He described the clause as morally and legally indefensible and said the scufflers will beat the fat cats in that game. He noted his long stance since 1941 and spoke before Judge Irving Ben Cooper.
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Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Mixed American National Leagues
League standings show Oakland, New York, Boston, Milwaukee, Detroit and Cleveland atop divisions with several postponements and late games. Key box scores include Blyleven and Munson leading New York over Baltimore, CalLifornia vs Baltimore, and Chicago and St Louis in late showdown.
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Mervyn Nugent Named Outstanding College Athlete of 1970
New London born Mervyn Nugent, son of Mervyn C. Nugent, has been selected as an Outstanding College Athlete of America for 1970. He attends Miami University in Oxford and served as co-captain of the 1969 Miami football team. His bio will appear in a forthcoming volume alongside other Who’s Who biographies.
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Trainer E. Jay Colville Retires From Miami University
E. Jay Colville longtime Miami University trainer will retire June 21. He joined the university in 1921 and became its first trainer in 1924. Colville helped found the National Athletic Trainers Association and led it as president from 1951 to 1953. His final day will be celebrated as Jay Colville Day in Oxford.
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