Hurls Leads White Sox Past Indians 2-1 in Nine-Double-Play Night
John Hurls and the Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 2-1 as five double plays supported a strong five-hit effort. Luis Aparicio added a run-scoring double in the 5th, while Brabender faltered in the sixth for Milwaukee as Boston clobbered them 6-0. Other AL and NL results noted.
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Boog Powell
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Pacers can clinch ABA Eastern finals at home
Indiana hosts Kentucky Colonels tonight aiming to seal the best of seven series after a 3-1 lead. Roger Brown scored 33 as Indiana edged Denver 114 113 in Long Beach to pull ahead, while Gene Moore led the Colonels with 26 but could not stop the rally.
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Platooning Cost Hebner Rookie of the Year Award
Richie Hebner, the only NL rookie above .300 last season with a .301 average, did not receive a single vote for Rookie of the Year as Sizemore won easily. The platoon-heavy schedule prevented Hebner from amassing more support, while he continued playing hard for the Pirates and stayed active in the community.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule for Tuesday and Thursday
Results show Boston defeated Milwaukee 6 0 Chicago beat Cleveland 2 1 Oakland topped New York 11 3 Washington defeated California 6 1 Baltimore over Kansas City 7 3 Minnesota beat Detroit 8 5. Tuesday slate includes Stottlemyre Downing Cox Peters Pattin McDowell Horlen Boswell Wilson Butler McNally. Thursday games list New York Oakland Washington California Boston Milwaukee Minnesota Detroit Houston Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles New York San Diego Philadelphia San Francisco Montreal.
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Hogan Favorite In Houston Open
Khen Hogan the living legend and sentimental favorite headlines the 115000 Houston Champions International Invitational Golf Tournament. At 56 he says he is not near winner status but will play to test his return while top challengers include Lee Trevino and Gary Player.
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Arnold Palmer
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Ray Floyd
Tony Jacklin
John Schroeder
Frank Beard
Bob Lunn
Boyers Two Homers Ignite Braves Victory Over Pirates
Clete Boyer hit two homers as the Braves beat Pittsburgh 12-6 at Atlanta Stadium boosting his average to .212 with 18 hits and 17 RBIs. Hank Aaron added a homer, and Rico Carty extended a 24 game hitting streak as San Diego, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco won elsewhere in the majors.
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NBA Title Could Be Decided Tonight in L A
Los Angeles hosts the sixth game of the NBA finals as Willis Reed of the Knicks nurses a bruised hip and Lakers pursue a win to claim the championship. Reed’s status clouded game five, in which New York bounced back 107-100 to pull ahead three games to two.
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Aaron eyes Ruth record as homer pace heats up
Hank Aaron sights Babe Ruth's 714 home runs with 40 per season the next four years to tie the mark. The Braves star notes 3 000 hits potential and recalls injury-free 16 seasons as he explains changes in game pace and travel across cities.
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Shaving Strokes in Golf Bag Club Choices
The article advises careful club selection with 14 clubs allowed and suggests replacing 2 and 3 irons with 5 and 6 woods. It notes pros like Homero Blancas and Jim We carry 5 woods and explains loft and leverage advantages. It also suggests a 2 wood for erratic drivers to improve consistency.
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