Blue Pitches No Hit For Oakland In 6 0 Victory
Vida Blue, 21, rookie left hander for Oakland, pitched a one hit game with one walk in a 6 0 win over Minnesota. Bert Campaneris opened the scoring with a triple and later hit a three run homer as Oakland clinched West division possibilities. Blue struck out nine and became the first rookie to throw a no hitter since 1967.
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Antelope Census Down For Area This Season
Texas hunters face tougher pronghorn chances as census counts dip in the Panhandle and Trans Pecos. Permits fall from 356 to 309 in Panhandle, while Trans Pecos total permits rise to about 829 with 8 661 animals counted in 1970. Despite drought, recent rains raise hopes for good hunting conditions.
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Oakland beats Minnesota 6 to 0 in today's baseball
Detroit at Baltimore and several other matchups listed for Wednesday include Minnesota at Oakland and California at Milwaukee with several pitchers and records shown for each club.
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Bulls top Braves as Walker scores 25 in exhibition
Chet Walker, hampered by a pulled hamstring, tallies 25 points to lift the Chicago Bulls to a 112 90 win over the Buffalo Braves in an NBA exhibition. Herm Gilliam adds 16 for the Braves.
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Frazier and Foster Set for Heavyweight Title Bout Training
Joe Frazier and Bob Foster begin training in Detroit for a 15 round heavyweight title fight set for Nov 18 at Cobo Arena. The event, staged by Twenty first Century Promotions, could pull a live gate over 500000 dollars and total receipts near 2 million with TV rights. Foster aims to weigh 179 to 180 pounds and says he plans to challenge Frazier after assessing his recent bouts.
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Royal Foresees Tougher Games Ahead For Horns
Texas coach Darrell Royal warns of tougher tests after a 56-15 win over Cal. He predicts three or four close games in the next nine, notes Texas Tech as a well coached, prepared opponent, and says no major injuries blemished the Cal victory.
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Trail Blazers cut two in first roster trim
The Portland Trail Blazers waived rookie Billy Cain and free agent Tim Robinson, reducing candidates for the new NBA team to 15. In Memphis the Memphis Pros sign star guard Jimmy Jones to complete the ABA squad as exhibition season nears. In Salt Lake City the Utah Stars clash with DAR over flag imagery on players trunks prompt ing an owner letter and flag concerns.
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IndianaFootball under pressure as campus mood shifts
Indiana football faces change as players confront racial pride and new campus culture. Coach Pont calls players more educationally aware while maintaining a competitive program. Players speak of fewer demeaning practices and a shift away from 1960s single mindedness, yet alumni and coaches still press for wins.
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Australians To Take Another Run For Cup
Australians prepare for another challenge in Newport as Gretel II faces a 2-0 deficit after the New York Yacht Club disqualified her, with Intrepid ruled winner. The odds and wind forecast favor Gretel II as they dispute the ruling and consider international protest options.
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Buckeyes Remain No 1 In AP Poll As Texas Edges Closer
Ohio State holds the top spot with 14 first place votes and 645 points after its season opener. Texas creeps within 13 points and gains more first place votes as Stanford climbs to third and Penn State to fourth following their victories. Notre Dame, Southern California, Nebraska, Missouri, and Michigan round out the top ten with several other programs dropping in the rankings.
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Monahans Ranked In Class AAA Poll Third
In the Texas high school football poll Monahans sits third in Class AAA after a 2-0 start. The rankings list Dumas Ennis and Monahans among top teams as of week two with Texas schools dominating the top spots across AAAA AAA AA and A divisions.
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