McDowell Fires One-Hitter Against Oakland in A.L. Duel
Cleveland lefty Sudden Sam McDowell pitched a one hitter to beat the Oakland Athletics 2 0. Bert Campaneris led off the fourth with an infield single and Reggie Jackson went hitless. McDowell struck out 10, ran his season total to 212, and kept Oakland to two runs for the win as Minnesota led Boston elsewhere.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Sudden Sam McDowell
Odom
Cleveland Indians
Bert Campaneris
Oakland Athletics
A’s
Minnesota
Twins
Boston
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore
California
Detroit
Seattle
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago White Sox
McDowell
A's
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Campaneris
Eddie Leon
Sal Bando
Indians
Ken Harrelson
Jackson
Russ Snyder
Harrelson
Snyder
Vern Fuller
Chuck Dobson
Floyd withdraws from Avco Classic after PGA win
Ray Floyd, newly crowned PGA champion, pulls out of the Avco Golf Classic amid claims of stolen clothes in Dayton Ohio after his title win. Tournament officials question the withdrawal and potential disciplinary action. Gary Player favored to win as Arnold Palmer also withdraws with hip issue.
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Sutton Mass
Ray Floyd
Floyd
Dayton
Ohio
California
Avco
Paul Warren
PGA
Jack Tuthill
Arbanas Returns To Tight End For Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram announced Fred Arbanas will resume his long time tight end role, a permanent switch after starting the season at offensive tackle to bolster the offense. Reg Carolan's knee injury and surgery remove him as the expected tight end, with Curtis McClinton moving to backup duties as Arbanas may also see time at tackle.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Fred Arbanas
Hank Stram
Arbanas
Stram
Reg Carolan
Cincinnati
Jackson
Miss
Carolan
Curtis McClinton
Baseball Scoreboard Today and Thursday Matchups
Baseball scoreboard lists today games including San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with various pitchers. Thursday slate features San Francisco at New York San Diego at Montreal and other matchups across the league.
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San Francisco
Perry
New York
McAndrew
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Fryman
San Diego
Sisk
Montreal
Reed
Houston
Griffin
Pittsburgh
Veale
Atlanta
Chicago
Jenkins
Cincinnati
Nolan
St. Louis
Taylor
Philaphia
Associated Press
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago New York
Phila
Phia
San Fran
Public sale offers vast home and workshop goods starting at 10 a.m.
Large public auction lists electronics and appliances plus carpentry tools and machinery. Items include a Zenith 21 inch TV, Westinghouse and Arctic Aire fans, Frigidaire refrigerator, gas range, bedroom set, rugs, lamps, kitchenware, several radios and cameras, tools, welders, lathes, saws, mowers, and more. Terms state cash and no liability for accidents.
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Zenith
Westinghouse
Midland
Lloyds Wireless
Pace 5000
Knight Star
Powerlite
Mustang II
Eagles Try To Keep Keyes From Canadian Offer
Philadelphia general manager Pete Retzlaff says they will do their best to keep Leroy Keyes the No. 1 NFL draft pick from leaving for Canada. Keyes business agent Arthur Morse says the Purdue All American halfback is weighing a CFL offer amid unresolved Eagles salary terms.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Leroy Keyes
Eagles
Keyes
Purdue
Arthur Morse
Morse
Toronto
Canadian Football League
Jake Gaudaur
Regina
Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Jim Marcum
Big Plays By Williams Jones In Chicago And New York
Hank Aaron and Tommie Agee lauded two miraculous catches by Billy Williams of the Cubs and Cleon Jones of the Mets at Wrigley Field and New York respectively. Williams leaped in a 1 mph wind to rob Aaron’s homer bid, preserving Ken Holtzman’s gem as the Cubs beat Atlanta 3 4 0. Santo finished Williams’ stop with a run for Chicago.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Tommie Agee
Aeron
Agee
Chicago
Billy Williams
Cleon Jones
New York Mets
Williams
Wrigley Field
Aaron
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Form Holds True In National Tournament
Arthur Ashe leads U S Davis Cup players into the third round as men's singles strong, with four teammates close behind on wind swept grass at Longwood. Australian Billi Bowrey Ray Ruffels Allan Stone join three others in the round of 16. Margaret Smith Court dominates women’s side with six foreigners into the quarterfinals while Mary Ann Eisel Curtis and Betty Ann Grubb are the last Americans left. Ashe overwhelms Richard Dell to press ahead in the tournament.
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Brookline
Billi Bowrey
Ray Ruffels
Allan Stone
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Mary Ann Eisel Curtis
St. Louis
Betty Ann Grubb
Santa Monica
Calif
Ashe
Stan Smith
Clark Graebner
Bob Lutz
Charlie Pasarell
Richard Dell
Bethesda
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