Frazier Quarry Set Spark Tonight At Madison Square Garden
In New York, heavyweight contenders Joe Frazier and Jerry Quarry square off at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round title bout telecast coast to coast. Frazier, 23-0 with 20 KOs, predicts a quick finish while Quarry, 31-2-4 with 18 KOs, vows to strike fast and aims for a five round knockout.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Games and Standings Summary
Baseball scoreboard lists Tuesday games across leagues with matchups Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Montreal Philadelphia at New York and Los Angeles at Atlanta plus N San Diego at Cincinnati and N San Francisco at Houston. American League East leaders Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Washington. West leaders Minnesota Seattle Chicago Kansas City California. Today’s games include Cleveland at Boston Washington at Baltimore New York at Detroit Chicago at Seattle Minnesota at California Cleveland at Boston Washington at Baltimore New York at Detroit Chicago at Seattle Minnesota at California Kansas City at Oakland.
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Ottawa Legion Drops Two In Rain Delays
The Ottawa American Legion team lost two league dates to rain over the weekend, with washouts at Iola and Shawnee. Ottawa stands 5-1 overall and 1-0 in the District, preparing for a key Tuesday game at Orris Cox Field against Lawrence, co-holders of the 1968 league title.
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Senators Storm Tigers in rain soaked doubleheader sweep
Washington shelled Detroit with 18 baserunners in a 9 4 9 5 doubleheader sweep as two rain delays paused play. Mike Epstein hit his 15th homer and Eddie Brinkman drove in the go ahead run in the opener while a nine run nightcap included a nine run burst after an early 1 0 deficit. Tigers fall to third in AL East 12 games behind Baltimore.
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Mets Dominate NL Doubleheader Sweep at Home
New York’s Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman fired a 5-1 0 doubleheader win over St Louis as Tommie Agee and Rod Gaspar sparkled. The Mets climbed within 4 1/2 games of Chicago while extending hot streaks and matching a Shea Stadium crowd record.
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Rain Cancels 10-Lap USAC Stock Car Race in Terre Haute
Rain halted a 10-lap USAC stock car race in Terre Haute with officials to announce later if the event will be rescheduled. Also noted Dartmouth renames Memorial Field for Red Rolfe, who starred 1929–31 and later coached. track records set in Brainerd as John Wiebe wins NHRA top fuel. Angels sign pitcher Richard Young, 18, fourth-round pick, to report to Idaho Falls farm club.
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