Cleveland Indians Fight Tigers in 7 0 Victory
Cleveland’s 7 0 win over Detroit erupted into a benches-clearing brawl in the eighth after Ray Fosse was hit by a pitch. Fosse needed stitches and was ejected along with Hodge and Denehy, Horton, Brown. Other AL results included Cuellar’s 11th win for Baltimore and a 8 5 Senators’ victory.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Jim Honochick
Ray Fosse
Tiger
Bill
Mike Cuellar
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Denehy
Fosse
Rich Hand
Bill Freehan
Ed Farmer
Jim Northrup
Vice Colbert
Eddie Brinkman
Horton
Chris Chambliss
Mets pitcher fires two hitter in 2-0 win at Philadelphia
Gary Gentry of the New York Mets spun a two hitter and fanned seven as New York defeated Philadelphia 2-0. Bobby Bonds sparked the attack with four singles a double and a triple while Giants rolled to a 7-3 10-9 doubleheader sweep over San Diego.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
Montreal
John Bateman
Giants
Bob Barton
San Diego
Dave Cash
Richie Hebner
Gene Clines
Cash
Dick Dietz
San Francisco
Clarence Gaston
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Gary Gentry
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Bateman
Claude Raymond
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Bobby Bonds
Juan Marichal
Nate Colbert
Padres
Ollie Brown
Gary Jestadt
Barton
Chris Speier
Tito Fuentes
Bonds
Ken Henderson
Fran Healy
Dietz
Ken Singleton
New York
Gentry
Phils
Ken Reynolds
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Reds
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Jim Hickman
Cubs
Associated Press
Mets
Gi Zants
Population density of S mountain states described
Colorado ranks as the most populous of the S mountain states with an average of 17 persons per square mile while Wyoming has the least with about four persons per square mile.
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S Mountain States
Colorado
Wyoming
Yachting events headline world championships in Ostend
Ostend Belgium hosts the World Yachting Championships for the 470 class from July 28 to August 5 with 63 boats from 14 countries including the United States. Annapolis to Newport race entries total 93 sailboats in today’s start, featuring 1969 winner American Eagle.
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Ostend
Belgium
United States
Annapolis, Mid
Annapolis
Newport
American Eagle
New York Nets Rookie Camp to Open for First-Year Men
New York AP reports Johnny Roche of South Carolina leads 17 first-year players at a four day Nets rookie camp starting Sunday.
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NEW York
Johnny Roche
South Carolina
New York Nets
Saraceno Star For Lakers On Final Golf Day
Oswego State University College at Oswego won the NCAA college division golf title at Chico California with 1259 strokes, 34 ahead of Plattsburgh as Tony Saraceno shot 79 and Mik Ford of Rollins finished second. Oswego’s Matt Brennan’s duo led the Lakers to a three year 36 straight dual meet win streak.
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California
Chico
Cal
State University College At
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Plattsburgh
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tom Brennan
Butte Creek Country Club
Stan Stopa
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Rollins College
LSU New Orleans
San Fernando State
Rollins
Mik Ford
Doug Ford
Ford
Tony Saraceno
Dan Bronchetti
Wayne Levi
Tom Christian
Jeff Reaume
Eastern Michigan
Houston Baptist
Police Triplets Make Up Winners In Little League
Police routed Goldberg's 14 to 4 and the Triplets edged Elks 14 to 10 at Lagoe Field in makeups. The recap lists next week's standings and schedules with multiple matchups and player hits, including Pete Fern's five hits and Dan Reynolds, Jim Rourke two innings pitched. The Elks had 13 safeties led by Paul Mulcahey, while Goldberg's and Triplets showed varied hitting across the lineup.
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Elks
Lagoe Field
Police
Roger Clark
Dan Reynolds
Jim Rourke
Pete Fern
Joe Sacco
Don Kirk
Rick Wallace
Mark Copperwull
Mark LaMay
Len Costello
Goldberg
Kevin Farrell
Jim Farell
Tom Schrader
Tim Kelly
Dave Rogers
Ron Sharkey
Jack Lowery
Mike Clary
Mark Howard
Clary
J. B. Brown
Mike Canale
Don Becker
Dave Paternoster
Paul Mulcahey
Mick Harrington
Tom McCarthy
Mark Masurica
Dave Fantom
Tom Cullen
Merk Maniccia
Canale
Ness Becker
Dougitz
Palmer and Nicklaus Clash Over Pin Tough Merion Lead
ARDMORE Pa AP Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus led a crowded U S Open field after two rounds while feuding over pin placements and slow play drew attention. Bob Erickson and Jim Colbert shared the Open lead at 136 as Palmer posted 68 and Nicklaus 72, with strong challengers including McGee Brewer Archer Rodriguez Nichols and Devlin within striking distance.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gaffer
Bob Erickson
Sanford
Fla
Jim Colbert
Overland Park
Kan
Jerry McGee
Gay Brewer
Palmer
Nicklaus
Merion
George Archer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bobby Nichols
Bruce Devlin
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Billy
United States Golf Association
Merion Golf Club
Merton
Latrobe
Jack
Bob Howser
USGA
Erickson
Colbert
Chiefs Win On Error In Ninth
A ninth inning error by Rochester shortstop Guy Roe allowed Rusty Torres to score from first, giving the Toledo Mud Hens a 7-2 win in the International League. Russ Nagelson connected for a two run triple in the third as Toledo built a 3-0 lead.
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Nagelson
Mud Hens
Lend
Rochester
Harrison
Innin
Chack Seelbach
Louisville
Tidewater
Charleston
Winnipeg
Whips
Syracuse
Richmond
Guy Roe
Len Bocmer
Rusty Torres
Jose Calcio
Colonel
John Curtis
John Jeter
Adolphe Phillips
Overseas market for food processing machinery to rise 11 percent
Robert L. Pritchard of the Commerce Department predicts the overseas market for food processing and packaging machinery will grow 11 percent annually, from 576 million dollars in 1970 to 975 million dollars in 1975. The foreign market for food packaging machinery alone is seen reaching 480 million dollars by 1975.
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New York
Robert L. Pritchard
Department of Commerce
Bureau of International Commerce
Pritchard
BIC
Softball Nines Roll Over Opposition In Fort Ontario
Fort Ontario hosted last night standouts from the city league with Loblaws winning 23-10 over Alcan Jets and Local 129 besting Sereno's Rest 21-9 before curfew ended play due to 10 run rule. Dennis McDermott led Loblaws with four hits including a triple and a double, while Sereno's Pat Derousie homered and Larry Del Brocco added a two-base hit. Local 129's John Taylor went 3-for-3 with a homer as the winners plated 11 runs in the second inning, and pitcher Harrington silenced Sereno's offense with six hits allowed.
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Denehy
Fosse
Billy Martin
Alvin Dark
Indians
Horton
Joe Cronin
Detroit
Ray Lamb
Catfish Hunter
Hunter
Frank Tepedino
Brewers
Baltimore
Cuellar
New York
Florace Clarke
Bobby Murcer
Yankee
Thurman Munson
Andy Etehebarren
Orioles
Ron Woods
Roy White
Dave Nelson
Washington
Boston
Senators
Sonny Siebert
Joe Lahoud
Red Sox
Paul Splittorff
Kansas City
California
Amos Otis
Royals
Chuck Harrison
Cookie Rojas
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Chicago
Lee May
Ronn Perranoski
Leo Cardenas
Twins
Perry
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
City Softball League
Fort Ontario
Loblaws
Alcan Jets
Local 129
Sereno
Dennis McDermott
Joe Crisafulli
Dick Fox
McDermott
Pat Derousie
Larry del Brocco
Ronnie Sova
Bob Spinelli
Sova
Dave Gorman
Tommy Kelly
Dick Measures
Local
John Taylor
Gordon Donohue
Bill Miller
Mike Harrington
Jerry Magnante
Dave Fabrizi
Harrington
Joe Zelco
Billy Shannon
Paul Guido
Hernandez retains European title in Barcelona fight
In Barcelona Jose Hernandez defeats Demonico Tiberia to hold the European championship. In Santonio Masao Ohba stops Con stancio Garcia to claim another title, with Ohba listed as from Japan and Garcia linked to Mexico.
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Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
Jose Hernandez
Demonico
Tiberia
Italy
Hernandez
Santonio
Tex
Masao Ohba
Japan
Constancio Garcia
Mexico
Quarry and Bue Win Close Heavyweight Bouts
Ocean Shores Wash Jerry Quarry 200 pounds from Los Angeles outpointed Dick Gosha 188 pounds of San Francisco ten rounds. Larry Bue of Seattle outpointed Gorilla Lopez of San Diego in a heavyweight bout.
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Ocean Shores
Wash
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
Dick Gosha
San Francisco
Larry Bue
Seattle
Gorilla Lopez
San Diego
Featherman Outpoints Irish Pat in Reno Boxing Bout
Reno report: Johnny Featherman of Mesa Arizona, age 203, defeated Larry Irish Pat of Carson City Nevada, age 204, by outpoint in a close Nevada ring contest.
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Johnny Featherman
Mesa
Ariz
Larry
Pat” A
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Swift In Point Lead- Spring Championship Headlines Oswego
Oswego Speedway hosts its annual Spring Championship Race with a $7,000 purse and a 75 lap format. The event, starting at 7 45 p m, features a star studded lineup and doubled points as management promises the best program yet to sustain strong patronage.
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Swift
Oswego Speedway
East Albany Street
United States
Standings and results mix in 1969 sports update card
The standings for the American League East and West are shown with team records and gaps. Friday night results include Washington over Boston, Baltimore over New York, Cleveland over Detroit, Kansas City over California, Minnesota over Chicago, Oakland over Milwaukee, and Boston over Washington in a night slate. The feature race standings highlight Nolan Swift atop the driver points with Shampine and Andrews close behind, detailing multiple injuries and upcoming races, plus a long list of drivers and points totals.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washa
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Washington
Chance
Foster
Wood
Blyleven
Murphy
Hedline
Odom
Parsons
Culp
Brown
Kekich
Palmer
Okland
USAC Races At Eldora And New Bremen For $7500 Each
USAC late model stock cars run 100 laps over 50 miles at Eldora Speedway in Ohio Saturday and New Bremen Speedway on Sunday. A field of 20 competes for $7500 per race with a $1000 bonus for the overall point leader and a $2000 bonus for sweeping both events. Dave Whitcomb leads with 541.5 points driving a 1969 Dodge Charger, followed by Norm Nelson with 505 points in a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner. Ro ger McCluskey races a 1970 Roadrunner and sits seventh with 328.5 points.
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Dave Whitcomb
Valparaiso
Ind
Whitcomb
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Nelson
Roger McCluskey
Tucso
Ariz
McCluskey
Major League Lead National League Batting and Power Figures
W Davis of Los Angeles leads NL batting with .357 from 150 at bats. Bonds of San Francisco has 56 runs, Star gell of Pittsburgh 59 RBIs, Aaron of Atlanta 53 RBIs and 19 home runs. Garr of Atlanta tops with 93 hits, Torre of St Louis 92. Brock of St Louis 18 doubles and 20 steals. Stargell 22 homers and Harrelson of New York 13 steals.
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Wise
New York
Seavers
Montreal
Morton
Pittsburgh
Moose
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Hands
San Diego
Kirby
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Perry
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Niekro
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Houston
Billingham
Los Angeles
Sutton
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Francisco
Kings
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L. A
Bonds
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Stargell
Pitt
H. Aaron
Atl
Garr
Torre
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Brock
Sanguillen
Staub
Mti
M. Alou
Harrelson
N.Y
Clemente
Millan
L.A
Speier
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