Bahnsen Stymied In Bid For Club Pitching Record
New York Yankees lost a doubleheader to the Washington Senators 2-1 and 8-0 at Yankee Stadium. Del Unser hit a two run homer in the third inning of the opener, ending Bahnsen's bid for a seventh consecutive complete game victory. Senators starter Jim Shellenback won in the nightcap, beating the Yankees for the second time in the day. The Senators swept a Yankee Stadium doubleheader for the first time since July 5 of the previous year, scoring in the first, sixth and eighth innings in the opener and five in the ninth in the nightcap. Ralph Houk admitted the club simply did not hit much.
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Tab Alexander Wins White Award At NFL Dinner
Kermit Alexander, Rams defensive back, won the Whizzer White Award at the NFL Players Association dinner in Chicago. He was chosen from four finalists: Bill Curry, Andy Russell, Fran Tarkenton, and Willie Wood. About 2,400 attendees paid $125 per plate for the Chicago Better Boys Foundation fundraiser at the Conrad Hilton.
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Portugal Established as Independent State by 1185
The text notes Portugal achieved independence by the year 1185. It references the establishment of Portugal as a distinct state during the medieval period, marking a significant milestone in Iberian history. The claim centers on early statehood and recognition in the late 12th century.
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International League results and standings recap
The Associated Press reports Sunday results from the International League: Winnipeg 2 Richmond 1. Charleston 4 12 Syracuse 2 4. Louisville 6 5 Toledo 2 4. Rochester 10 8 Tidewater 2 7. Syracuse leads with 42 wins, 26 losses (.618). Charleston 38-28, Tidewater 40-33, Rochester 36-33, Louisville 34-36, Richmond 34-39, Winnipeg 27-39, Toledo 27-44. Monday games: Charleston at Rochester. Winnipeg at Tidewater. Tuesday: Syracuse at Richmond. Louisville at Toledo.
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Mitchell Clinches Cleveland Open at 22 Under Par
Bobby Mitchell secured a seven stroke victory at the Cleveland Open, posting a final 72 hole total of 262 to finish 22 under par. Charles Coody ran second at 269, while Bruce Crampton and others chased, with Trevino far back at 280. Mitchell described pressure throughout and celebrated his first tour win in six years.
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Cornell Among Rowing Entries
The Union Boat Club of Boston leads a multi region American slate for the Pan American Games after winning two finals at the U S rowing trials on Onondaga Lake near Syracuse New York. Winners included Long Beach Boat Club in double sculls Vesper Boat Club in fours and Cornell in pairs with coxswain. The games start July 30 in Cali Colombia. The University of Washington won the varsity eight. Thirty two daily newspapers are published in Portugal.
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Carner Wins U S Women's Open at Kahkwa, Sets Record
JoAnne Carner captures the U S Women's Open title at Kahkwa Club, Erie, finishing 72 holes in 288 for a seven stroke victory and the $5,000 prize. Runner-up Kathy Whitworth trails by seven, Donna Caponi exits in group at 11 back. Caponi, returning champion, slips as Carner uses driving power to outpace the field.
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performers in batting and pitching. Oliva of Minnesota leads batting at .375 with 98 hits and 17 home runs, Murcer of New York follows in several categories, while Patek and Otis headline stolen bases. In pitching, Cuellar leads decisions at 11-1 with a 2.87 ERA, and Blue tops strikeouts with 158.
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Ferner named head coach at Charleston college
Charleston Baptist College of Charleston announces Al Ferner, East Carolina assistant coach, as new head coach succeeding Mel Gibson who has resigned. Ferner takes over leadership of the basketball program at the S.C. institution.
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Great Lakes City Prizes Highlight Amateur Golf Tie
In the 150000 population Great Lakes city event, Jane Blalock tied for third with amateur Jane Bastanbury and Miss Wright. Third prize was $1,233 for the pros.
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Andersen tah Cage Coach joins Utah Stars in ABA shuffle
Salt Lake City AP Andersen LaDell of Utah State signs with the Utah Stars over the weekend filling the vacancy after Bill Sharman quits. Sharman disputes contract terms and court statements cited by Stars GM Vince Boryla as factors in his decision. Sharman’s status with the Lakers remains unresolved as Weber State’s Phil Johnson joins Chicago Bulls.
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Sunday Stars Batting Drives Pirates Over Phillies
Jose Pagan of the Pittsburgh Pirates drove in five runs with two home runs as Pittsburgh won 10 to 9 against Philadelphia in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Senatons Pitcher Shallen Dominates Yankees in 8-0 Win
Jim Shallen returned from injury to throw six hits and a shutout as the Senators defeated the New York Yankees 8-0, completing a doubleheader sweep.
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