Tigers edge Orioles in wild finish at Tiger Stadium
Detroit catcher Dalrymple collided with McAuliffe at home as Northrup’s single drove in the winning run in a 7-6 Detroit victory over Baltimore. benches cleared, umpires cooled the melee. Weaver called plate blocking acceptable with a ball present. Baltimore also fell to Washington, Boston, Minnesota, Chicago, and Oakland in a busy night across the league.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Clay Dalrymple
Earl Weaver
Dick McAuliffe
Tiger Stadium
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Dalrymple
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Ellie Hendricks
Joe Niekro
Bill Freehan
Boog Powell
Jim Northrup
Orioles
Powell
al Kaline
Freehan
Northrup
Pete Richert
Tiger
Weaver
Washington
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Oakland
California
Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
San Diego
St. Louis
San Francisco
Fritz Peterson
Gary Peters
Ken Tatum
Peters
Ray Fosse
Roy Foster
Larry Brown
Buddy Bradford
Tatum
Gomer Hodge
Indians
Ron Perranoski
Fred Patek
Bart Johnson
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Sal Bando
Palmer Favored At Champions Golf Tournament
Arnold Palmer, winner of two tournaments this year, is a 6-1 favorite to win the 333000 first prize at the Tournament of Champions in La Costa. Gary Player is 7-1, with stars Jack Nicklaus Charles Coody Tony Jacklin and Frank Beard among the top contenders.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Las Vegas
England
Tony Jacklin
Frank Beard
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Casper
State Department
Hassan I of
Morocco
Makeable putts and the rule of two puts
Golf tips explain judging makeable putts by asking if two-putts from the spot could secure a one putt. The guidance urges focusing on getting close for non makeable putts to avoid three putts, reducing pressure and improving scores. It promotes Frank Beard's book Shaving Strokes with a mailing address for purchase.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Frank Beard
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
The Associated Press reports results across American League and National League divisions. Highlights include Minnesota 5 Kansas City 4, Chicago 7 Milwaukee 0, Washington 7 New York 2, Boston 4 Cleveland 0, Oakland 4 California 0, and Detroit 7 Baltimore 6. Upcoming schedules show Oakland at California and other matchups with multiple night games.
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Cleve
New York
Oakland
Calif
Minn
Kan
City
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Washington
Cleveland
California
Detroit
Baltimore
Oakland Fingers
Drago
Blyleven
Bradley
Pattin
Dobson
Lolich
Bosman
Stottlemyre
Horgan
Culp
National
Bucks and Bullets Front Bucks Open Finals In Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Bucks led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson host the Baltimore Bullets in game one of a best of seven NBA Finals. Baltimore, praised as a team of destiny, faces the 66-win Bucks amid injuries to three regulars and a late surge past the Knicks.
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Baltimore Bullets
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Abc-Tv
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New York Knicks
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Orioles
Colts
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Knicks
Eddie Miles
Gus Johnson
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Philadelphia
Alcindor
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Willis Reed
Wes Unseld
Reed
Walt Frazier
John Tresvant
Fred Carter
Johnson
Unseld
Earl Monroe
Jack Marin
Robertson
Bob Dandridge
Greg Smith
Jon McGlocklin
No. 3
Braves Knock Pirates 2-0 Behind Aarons Two-Run Shot
Braves beat the Pirates 2-0 as Hank Aaron belted a two-run homer in the first inning off Bob Moose. Niekro regained his knuckleball form after a rough season, guiding Atlanta to victory while Pittsburgh managed six hits. Other NL and AL scores included St Louis over San Francisco 2-1 and Detroit 7, Baltimore 6.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Arizona
Florida
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Niekro
Atlanta Braves
Hank Aaron
Bob Moose
Willie Stargell
Bucs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Johnny Bench
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chris Short
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Detroit
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California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Braves
Scottsdale
Ariz
Giants
Juan Marichal
Reggie Cleveland
Cards
Marichal
Matty Alou
Moe Drabowsky
George Foster
Fran Healy
Bobby Bonds
Gil Hodges
Mets
Danny Frisella
Pete Rose
Reds
Duffy Dyer
Roger Freed
Phillies
Short
Ernie McAnally
Ron Santo
Joe Pepitone
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Astros
Jesus Alou
Cesar Cedeno
Dodgers
Steve Arlin
al Santorini
Padres
Richie Allen
Bill Russell
al Downing
Bruch Accepted Berkeley Invite After World Best Throw
Swedish thrower Richard Bruch, who set a year’s best discus mark of 219 feet 2.5 inches, has accepted an invitation to compete in the U S Russian track meet at Berkeley on July 23. Bruch, who placed eighth in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, will join the field. The New England AAU has invited Communist Chinese athletes to compete in the Holyoke Marathon on June 6.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Richard Bruch
Berkeley
Calif
Bruch
Mexico City
Holyoke
Mass
New England Aau
Chi Chi Rodriguez Seeks Fun Golf and Puerto Rican Pride
Chi Chi Rodriguez, a small yet powerful figure on the tour since 1960, uses humor on the greens to entertain galleries and challenge the solemnity of golf culture. His wife notes his sensitivity after a 250 dollar PGA fine, and Rodriguez hopes to inspire youth in Puerto Rico with a free golf course and a possible run for governor.
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NEW York
NEA
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Paul Bunyan
Puerto Rico
PGA
Iwalani
Dave Hill
Chi Chi
Jackie Gleason
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Joe Torre
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Tito Fuentes
Frank Linzy
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