Killer Killebrew Leads Twins Past Royals 8-6
Harmon Killebrew powered the Minnesota Twins with two singles and a double and three RBIs in an 8-6 win over Kansas City. The Royals stranded 14 baserunners as Minnesota extended their win streak to three.
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Kansas City Royals
Twins
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Chicago
Terry Forster
Angels
Bill Singer
May
Ken Henderson
Dick Allen
Bill Melton
Matty Alou
Gene Michael
Yankees
Detroit
Joe Coleman
Michael
Alou
Bobby Murcer
Yanks
Sparky Lyle
Nicklaus Opens Atlanta as Favorite in $150,000 Classic
Jack Nicklaus enters the Atlanta golf classic as the man to beat after a selective schedule that has yielded $146,000 in earnings this year. The field features Gary Player in his US debut, plus top money winners like Dave Hill and Billy Casper, with Tommy Aaron as the sentimental home favorite at the 6,883 yard course.
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Atlanta
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gary Player
U.S
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Dave Hill
Memphis
Billy Casper
Atlanta Country Club
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
United States
Wednesday Results Feature High-Scoring Baseball Across League
American League results show Oakland beat Texas 8 to 6 while Kansas City defeated Minnesota 8 to 6 and New York edged Detroit 6 to 5. Other games ended California 8 Chicago 5 and Milwaukee 8 Boston 6 with Cleveland at Baltimore rained out.
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Rico Petrocelli
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Red Sox
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Dick Bosman
Indians
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Doyle Alexander
Orioles
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Wood
Lee
Drago
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Lolich
Wilcox
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Gogolewski
Suarez
Pina
Knowles
Fingers
Fosse
Nelson
Bando
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Busby
Bird
Taylor
Kaat
Goltz
Corbin
Mitterwald
Lp-Goltz
Hrs-Piniella
Hisle
Calif
Singer
Sells
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Fisher Forster
Brinkman
Wp-Forster
Oliver
May
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McDaniel
Lyle
Munson
Coleman
Hiller
Sims
Wp-Lyle
Lp-Coleman
Hrs-Sims
Stanley
Bell
Lockwood
Porter
Pattin
Veale
Fisk
Hr-Porter
Baseball standings and results with rain delays and schedule notes
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 24 wins and 17 losses. Rain caused several games to be postponed, including New York at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Atlanta, with late scores in several completed games. Philadelphia coach Fred Shero earned a two year contract extension through 1976 with the Flyers.
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Walker
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Arlin
Romo
Kendall
Messersmith
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Yeager
Hrs-Corkins
Crawford
Russell
UPI
Fred Shero
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Mike Pusateri Rewrites Thinclad Record Books
Mike Pusateri scored a St Paul track season record 168 points including 20 in one night. He totaled 364 points over three years, with wins in nine of 13 events and multiple school records across 100 dash, long jump, 440 relay, and sprint medley. Teammates Bellamy Rekart and Pusateri brothers also earned marks in high jump and relay events.
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St. Paul
Mike Pusateri
Pusateri
Flyer
Steve Gross
Tom Bellamy
Doug Coletta
Bellamy
Rekart
Mike
Brian
Ohio Northern
Val Holz
Steve Furey
Coletta
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