Expos Win The War Hunt Loses The Battle
Ron Hunt was hit by pitches four times, sparking a melee as the Expos routed the Padres 11-0. Bench blasted a ninth-inning two-run homer to lift the Reds over the Cardinals 5-3. Other NL results: Houston over Pittsburgh 6-5, Atlanta over Chicago 5-4, San Francisco over Philadelphia 5-1, and Los Angeles 4-0 over New York.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
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Johnny Bench
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Lee May
Hal McRae
Joe Torre
Cesar Cedeno
Denis Menke
Jesus Alou
Doug Rader
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Quarterbacks Show Spotlight in Big Eight Camp Openings
Five Big Eight teams begin autumn practice amid quarterback concerns for 1971. Nebraska and Oklahoma await top signal callers, with Jackson Tagge, Van Brownson, Mildren and others leading. Missouri and Kansas face injuries and new coaches as camps open and two-a-day drills loom.
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Iowa State
Sooners
Cyclones
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Cornhuskers
Jerry Tagge
van Brownson
Tony Pounds
Kansas State
Lynn Dickey
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George Amundson
Dickey
Wildcats
Dennis Morrison
Missouri
Mike Farmer
Chuck Roper
Kansas
Dan Heck
Heck
Colorado
Ken Johnson
Joe Duenas
Threats Rage At Stadium Again In Kansas City
AP reports threats from contractors to halt work on both football and basic stadium projects in Jackson County. Sharp and associates warn that operations will cease if the county withholds certain payments. The dispute centers on payment notices and project charges affecting Sharp, Kidd, Webb, and others tied to the Sports Authority.
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Kansas City
Sharp
Dn- Sharp
Kidde, Webbers
Jackson
Manning to Start for Saints in Exhibition Game
New Orleans hosts Kansas City in home exhibition with Archie Manning expected to start ahead of Edd Hargett. Manning, a Mississippi rookie, replaces Billy Kilmer who was traded. Hargett began last season but Manning directed two second half drives in a 36 21 loss to Dallas including a passing score and a rushing TD.
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New Orleans Saints
Kansas City Chiefs
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Manning
Edd Hargett
Deep South
New Orleans Brass
Saints
Billy Kilmer
Hargett
Dallas
Dove Season Opens September First In Kansas
Kansas hunters prepare for mourning dove season from September 1 to October 30 with daily hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. shotgun limits allow three shells total, and a bag of ten birds per day with twenty allowed after day one.
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Kansas
Leroy Lyon
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Sunflower
Bob Wood
Commission
U.S. Open at Forest Hills Loses Star Players
The U.S. Open opens Sept. 1 at Forest Hills with a $160,000 purse but sparse star power as Ken Rosewall Roy Emerson Tony Roche Fred Stolle Rod Laver Evonne Goolagong Margaret Court miss the event. WCT-ILTF feud and ILTF ban of WCT pros cited. Goolagong rests per coach Vic Edwards. Court retired for pregnancy.
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New York
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Australia
Roy Emerson
Tony Roche
Fred Stolle
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Dallas
Tex
Bill Talbert
Gimeno
International Tennis Federation
ILTF
Rod Laver
Laver
Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Miss Goolagong
Vic Edwards
Missouri football players face lengthy injuries ahead of season
Word To Come Columbia AP reports Missouri football coach Al Onofrio will issue a statement today on the physical condition of seniors Mike Farmer Chuck Roper and Mickey Kephart who missed spring practices. They had physical exams Tuesday night along with the rest of the squad. Farmer and Roper have undergone surgery and Kephart sustains a foot injury that heals slowly.
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Columbia, Mo
al Onofrio
Missouri
Mike Farmer
Chuck Roper
Mickey Kephart
Farmer
Roper
Kephart
Ottawa Senior High To Open Cross Country Tryouts
The first cross-country team meeting for Ottawa Senior High School will be Thursday at a.m. in the locker room. Coach H. K. Stevens said boys interested in trying out should bring their equipment. This marks the first year cross-country practices start with other fall sports in Kansas. Previously practice began after September 1.
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Ottawa
H. K. Stevens
Kansas
President Nixon Hosts A's as They Freeze Run Light
President Richard M. Nixon hosts Oakland as they suffer an 8-1 loss to Washington. The A's end a 12 game road streak and stumble after a midgame run freeze. Don Mincher plates four Washington runs with a homer and a single. Frank Howard belts his 21st of the season as the Senators rout Oakland.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Frank Howard
Gogolewski
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