Cubs Rally for 12-0 Win as Cards Falter
Cubs spark a 10 run seventh inning to rout St. Louis 12-0 with Bill Bonham drawing two hits in his first major league game and Glenn Beckert, Billy Williams, Brock Davis and J C Martin posting three hits each. Pirates slug five homers in a 14-4 win over Philadelphia as Willie Stargell drives in four. Mets sweep doubleheader from Montreal 4-1 and 4-2 led by Dave Marshall and Jerry Grote. Yankees beat Washington 12-2 with Ron Blomberg first homer since recall, Swoboda cheering return.
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Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadllphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Montreal
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Bill Bonham
Bonham
Glenn Beckert
Beckert
Billy Williams
Brock Davis
J.C. Martin
Bill Hands
Jackie Hernandez
Richie Hebner
Philadelphia
Willie Stargell
Pirate
Deron Johnson
Willie Montanez
Phillies
Earl Williams
Darrell Evans
Williams
Braves
Ralph Garr
Oscar Brown
Tony Perez
Reds
Buddy Harrelson
Dan Frisella
Mets
Nolan Ryan
Dave Marshall
Ryan
Expos
Jerry Grote
Jack Hiatt
Astro
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Astros
Hiatt
Denis Menke
Dave Campbell
Bob Barton
Larry Stahl
Angel Bravo
Campbell
Ivor Murrell
Ed Spiezio
Padres
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Yanks
Senators
Ron Blomberg
Felipe Alou
Bobby Murcer
Jake Gibbs
Ron Swoboda
New York Mets
Chase Roookie
Pete Brobert
Vida Blue
Bill Gilbreth
Clleveland
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
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Gibbs
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Steve Kline
Tim Cullen
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Royals
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Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
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Toledo
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
Paul Blair
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Tommy Harper
Friday's Fights By Associated Press Melbourne
Henry Nissen accepts a challenge to defend his title as Bat Socrates and Philippines athletes contest a boxing bout in Melbourne with promotional details listed and unclear results.
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Melbourne
Australia
Henry Nissen
Bat Socrates
Philippines
Nobleman Wins Finger Lakes Feature Race
Nobleman outran Big King by a half length to win the $2,200 featured eighth race at Finger Lakes Race Track in Canandaigua New York. The six furlongs completed in 1:22 produced $12.60 $4.20 and $3.20 payoffs. Wend's Boy finished third as a crowd of 3,266 wagered $233,439.
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Canandaigua
N. Y
Big King
Finger Lakes Race Track
Wend’s Boy
Standings and results for the National League East and related games
The National League East shows Pittsburgh leading with 46 wins and 26 losses, followed by New York 41 28, St. Louis 39 33, Chicago 35 35, Montreal 28 40, Philadelphia 29 41. West features San Francisco 48 26, Los Angeles 39 33, Houston 34 37, Atlanta 35 42, Cincinnati 32 42, San Diego 26 47. Friday results include Pittsburgh 14 Philadelphia 4 and Houston 5 San Francisco 4. New York 4 Montreal 1. Chicago 12 St. Louis 0. San Diego 8 Los Angeles 4. Saturday matchups list several night games, with multiple pitchers and venues. Sunday's schedule covers Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at St. Louis, and others. The week concludes with Monday games across multiple cities in a dense NL schedule.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Phila
San Fran
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
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San Francisco
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Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Baltimor
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cuellar
Jackson
Peters
Siebert
McLain
Stottlemyre
Bradley
Pattin
Perry
Cal Canton
Hunter
Horgan
Coleman
Plunkett Leads West In All America Grid Game
West quarterback Jim Plunkett, Heisman winner, headlines the 1971 Coaches All-America clash against the East in Jones Stadium tonight at 7:30 p.m. CDT. Despite not yet signing with the Patriots, Plunkett aims to showcase value as the West features a potent offense led by QB Chuck Hixson and a cadre of top receivers and runners. East coach Charley McClendon vows ball control to limit Plunkett’s scoring threat.
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West
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
New England Patriots
National Football League
Abc-Tv
Jones Stadium
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Patriots
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Chuck Hixson
Southern Methodist
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
J D. Hill
Arizona State
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Joe Orduna
Charley McClendon
Louisiana State
McClendon
Plunkee
Hixson
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Buddy Lee
LSU
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Wes Chesson
Duke
Jim Livesay
Richmond
Paul Staroba
Michigan
Mike Adame
Northwestern
Dave Brungard
Milburn sets world mark in 120 yard high hurdles at AAU champs
In Eugene Oregon Rod Milburn of Southern University ran 13.0 seconds in the semifinals and 13.1 in the finals to crack the world record. Oregon star Steve Prefontaine broke the three mile meet record with 12 58.6, surpassing Bob Schul's 13 10.4. Reynaldo Brown cleared 7 3 in high jump, while Arnie Robinson won the long jump at 26 10 1 2.
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Eugene
Ore
Amateur Athletic Union
Rod Milburn
Southern University
Milburn
University of Oregon
Hayward Field
West Germany
Martin Lauer
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Prefontaine
Bob Schul
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Baseball pairings in major league schedule notes
The column lists team records for the season and upcoming day games. It notes Baltimore versus Boston with Cuellar and Jackson pitching, plus matches Washington at New York, California at Chicago, Milwaukee at Minnesota, Kansas City at Oakland, and Cleveland at Detroit among others.
American Horses in Irish Sweeps Derby Upset Chance
At The Curragh Ireland Linden Tree the 9-4 favorite to win the 1% mile Irish Sweeps Derby with two American runners Music Man at 10-1 and Grenfall at 12-1 among four Americans in a 16 horse field. Music Man is owned by Mrs H Jackson of Middleboro Virginia and Grenfall by J W Galbreath of Columbus Ohio. The other two Americans are Tantous 25-1 owned by Mrs J W Haines of New York and The Last Hurrah 500-1 owned by John McShane of Chicago. First prize money totals 149688 dollars.
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Curragh
Ireland
Linden Tree
Music Man
Grenfall
Rain Marred NYP Night Features Tight Jamestown Win
Gary Ignasiak pitched deep into the game but took the loss in the 14th inning as Jamestown beat Batavia 5-4 in a rain shortened NYP action. Auburn defeated Geneva 8-1 while Newark at Niagara Falls and Williamsport at Oneonta were rained out. Ignasiak remained strong to the end as Felix Pugero reached on an error and advanced on a wild pitch before Bob Croswell doubled in the winning run.
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Associated Press
Gary Ignasiak
Jamestown
Batavia
Auburn
Geneva
Newark
Niagara Falls
Williamsport
Oneonta
Ignasiak
Felix Pugero
Bob Croswell
Pan-American Games Rowing Trials Determine U S Lineup
In Syracuse on Onondaga Lake final trials decide the U S rowing team for the Pan American Games to be held July 31 to August 2 in Cali Colombia. Washington University and Bill Tytus of Marblehead led notable qualifiers with multiple crews advancing through heats and repechages.
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N.Y
Onondaga Lake
U.S
Calico
Colombia
Washington University
Bill Tytus
Marblehead
Mass
University of Washington
New York Athletic Club
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Union Boat Club
Boston
New Haven
Union - Northeastern University
Madison
Wisconsin
Midwest Rowing Association
Penn
Shell
Vesper - Penn
U.C.L.A
Harrelson Delivers In Mets Doubleheader Sweep Of Expos
Bud Harrelson starred for the Mets in Montreal, driving in three runs and making a key defensive play as New York swept Expos 4-2 in the nightcap after Nolan Ryan’s 10 strikeouts fueled a 4-1 opener. Harrelson’s two-run single in the fifth provided the decisive margin, and his sustained defense capped the twinbill.
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Montreal
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Expos
Harrelson
Mets
Nolan Ryan
Ray Sadecki
Ron Hunt
Stan Swanson
Clyde Mashore
Gil Hodges
Danny Frisella
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Cleon Jones
Jones Frisella
New York
RBIS
Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues
International League games included Rochester 5 6 Tidewater 2 8 Carleston 8 Syracuse 5 Louisville 5 Toledo 0 Richmond 6 Winnipeg 0 Eastern League Elmira 3 Pittsfield 3 Reading 2 Waterbury 1 Three Rivers 5 Pawtucket 4 Quebec 3 Manchester 1 New York Penn Jamestown 5 Batavia 4 Auburn 8 Genera 1 Newark at Niagara Falls rain Williamsport at Oneonta
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Rochester
Tidewater
Carleston
Syracuse
Louisville
Toledo
Richmond
Winnipeg
Elmira
Pittsfield
Reading
Waterbury
Three Rivers
Pawtucket
Quebec
Manchester
Jamestown
Batavia
Auburn
Genera
Newark
Niagara Falls
Williamsport
Oneonta
Little League standings and first round results update
National Division West Woavsesh ear Supply 5 2 over Ceeeteeeeeeeeee and Telets Peeedeeeeveeee 4 over Be Budo. American Division Firemen 3 over Moose 9 to 4. Monday matches Seaway Supply and Moose play. Police vs Goldberg's. Second round begins Monday, July 9.
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Woavseshear Supply
Ssceee
Bas Pouce Cissovcessiceses
Ellis
Triplets
Goldberg
Firemen
City Softball League Schedule and Results Snapshot
The National SPTS City Softball League standings show teams like Carson's News, McCarthy's, Alcan Lakers, Signorile's, Lake Shore Homes, and Lake City Police Club with mixed results. Weekly matchups run Monday through Friday with games such as Monday Carson's News versus McCarthy's and Alcan Lakers against Skip's Rest, plus several midweek pairings across divisions.
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RES Ceseeeeeess
Carson’s
McCarthy
GeNnesees Ceseeeesesees
Alcan Lakers
Signorile’s
American East Lake Shore
Mac’s
S.eeseee
Shacks Patch
Alcan Jets
Seeeseeeee
Lodiaws
American West F O Motor Express
Lake City Police Club
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Serenos Rest
Papertronics
Buckland’s Grill
Carson’s News
McCarthy’s
Skip’s
Mac’s Place
Fulton - Oswego Motor Express
Lake Shore Mobile Homes
Ellis
Loblaws
Genesees
Carson's News
Sereno’s Rest
Local 129
Favorites Win At Vernon and Other Tracks in State
Cornish Man led a long-shot burst to win a $5,500 trot at Monticello in 2 05 1 5 as Armbro Harold trailed by a neck. Central Park topped show, while Saratoga saw a grandstand windstorm force the program off. At Vernon Downs Art Hill won a $5,000 trot in 2 04 35 with Cadent Scot second. Worthy Coin captured a $14,554 Sires Stakes pace at Buffalo Raceway in 2 03 2 5, paying 3 40, Santo Brother nosed back. Yonkers drew 21 111 fans as Steady Star burned 1 59 3 5 in the $17,500 pace, Ferric Hanover 1 lengths back. Leander B Lobell was second.
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Associated Press
Cornish Man
New York State
Monticello
Armbro Harold
Central Park
Saratoga
Vernon Downs
Art Hill
Cadent Scot
Vernon
Buffalo Raceway
Worthy Coin
Santo Brother
Caroldon
Knight
Yonkers
Steady Star
Ferric Hanover
Leander B Lobell
Charlies Gain On Chieftains in IL race
The Charleston Charlies beat the Syracuse Chiefs 8-5 to close within four games of the IL leaders as Tidewater sits half a game ahead after a twin bill split with Rochester. Rennie Stennett drove in four runs, George Pena hit his 24th homer, and Rogelio Moret held the Chiefs to four hits.
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Associated Press
Charleston Charlies
Syracuse Chiefs
Chiefs
Tidewater
Charlies
Rochester
Red Wings
Tides
Richmond
Winnipeg Whips
Louisville
Colonels
Toledo Mud Hens
Rennie Stennett
George Pena
Rogelio Moret
Gary Neibauer
Braves
Swift Aims for fifth Oswego Feature Victory Tonight
Nolan Swift leads the driver-point standings at Oswego Speedway as a 24-car field lines up for the 45-lap main event. Heat races begin at 7:45 p.m. with 6 p.m. warmups. next week's Grand Prix tickets go on sale tonight along with the International Classic. Ronnie Wallace and Todd Gibson promise a tougher battle, while Ken Andrews and Jim Shampine eye pressure on Swift. The revised standings show Swift at 654 points with Andrews at 526 and Shampine at 518, among many others chasing top honors.
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Nolan Swift
Oswego Speedway
Ronnie Wallace
Todd Gibson
Ohioan
Swift
Ken Andrews
Jim Shampine
Harvey Lennox
Andrews
Shampine
Norm Mackereth
Fred Graves
John Clapham
Nolan Johncock
Warren Coniam
Bob Stelter
Nick Rowe
Bernie Grant
Bob Seelman
Paul Baumhauer
Mark Letcher Ag
Jack Conely
Jim Muldoon
Corky Stockham
Jim Winks
Kempton
Gary Kelly
Leon Wieske
Eldon Schrader
Ed Bell
Sam Carista
Ron Gamble
Joe Hylwka
Don MacLaren
Wayne Landon
Leon Barnhart
Pete Harvey
Ron _ Buckner
Jim Cheney
Barry Brush
Andy Brown
Jim Gray
Matteson
Top Stars Reach Quarterfinals In Major Event
Wimbledon fourth round saw Jeff Borowiak 21 of Berkeley and Cliff Richey of Sarasota reach the quarter finals. Borowiak, a UCLA music standout, defeated Francois Jauffret Barry Phillips Moore and Frank Sedgman as Rod Laver John Newcombe progressed alongside them. Stan Smith Roy Emerson and Marty Riessen Sonny Parun were to contest later quarterfinal spots.
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Wimbledon
England
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Calif
Cliff Richey
Borowiak
Ucla
Sarasota
Fla
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Richey
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Australia
Roy Emerson
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Sonny Parun
New Zealand
Jacklin Matches Course Record In Cleveland Open
Tony Jacklin matched the Beechmont Country Club course record with a 63 to surge into contention at the Cleveland Open. His eight under par 36 hole total of 132 trails leader Bobby Mitchell by two, as Sikes and Mitchell vie for the lead and British players push in a strong field.
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Cleveland
Tony Jacklin
Beechmont Country Club
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Danville
Dan Sikes
Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Cole
Bruce Crampton
Gene Littler
Cole
Crampton
Littler
Billy Casper
Trevino
Chaska
Minn
Ardmore
Speedy Nicklaus eclipses slow play by women at open
In Erie the U S Open women’s championship sees Donna Caponi blame gusty wind and slow pace for a second round rise to one over 145 after 36 holes. Lesley Holbert falls to 146 after a 75, leaving 45 pros and nine amateurs in the field. Caponi, 28, endures a five-hour round as she struggles through the back nine with five troubling bogeys.
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Erie
Jack Nicklaus
Donna Caponi
North Hollywood
Calif
Lesley Holbert
Hialeah
Fla
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