Blue Struggles Continue as Orioles Stop A's
Vida Blue and the Oakland Athletics lost 1-0 to the Baltimore Orioles as three consecutive eighth inning singles produced the lone run. Blue, winless in five starts this season after a Cy Young year, pitched well but received only one run of support in a 10-0 defeat witnessed by 50,182 fans at Oakland.
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U S Open Journey Turns Warmth Into Sports Tales
UPI reports from Pebble Beach as Billy Casper reflects on past Open glories while facing a lagging game ahead of the San Francisco and Monterey venues. Chi Chi Rodriguez lauds Nicklaus amid rough, tough golf prospects with a playful locker room aside.
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McLain Faces Braves After Sour Savannah Start
Denny McLain, facing Savannah Braves, blamed season woes on water pills that halved his potassium after a 14-0 loss. Despite a return of velocity, control faded as Birmingham dropped seven innings to Montgomery and Knoxville, with McLain showing fragile form and planning a comeback for Oakland with a private plane home to Lakeland Florida.
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Torre Aaron Lead Early NL All Star Balloting
In preliminary fan voting for the 1972 National League All Star team Aaron leads in outfield with 69 548 votes while Torre tops third basemen with 73 129. A total of 152 009 ballots were counted as of the latest figures released by commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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Dodgers switch hitters and All Star voting notes
Dodgers faced questions about switch hitting as a game featured a starter shift and a forgotten reason for batting right handed. Ted Sizemore extended a six game hit streak but was sidelined with a pulled hamstring. Joe Torre led All Star voting with 74,000 votes as the Cardinals counted lower attendance around 15,000 per game.
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Rites Held for Former Trojan Star Sparling
Funeral services were held for Ray Sparling 59 former USC end from the early 1920s who played under Howard Jones 1931 1933. Jones created an end around play Sparling used to beat Notre Dame in 1931 and Tulane and Pittsburgh in Rose Bowl games. At his death Sparling led an El Monte engineering firm.
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Trials postponed at Port Abino Olympic Flying Dutchman
Rain and shifting winds forced a one day postponement of the U S Olympic Trials for Flying Dutchman at Port Abino Ontario on Monday.
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De la Fuente Wins Split Decision in Forum Main Event
Orlando de la Fuente of Los Angeles survives a late rally by Indian George Davis of Oakland to take a ten round split decision. De la Fuente improves to 27 4 and eyes a title shot against California middleweight champ George Cooper while Davis falls to 17 51.
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Sun Devils blank USC to reach semifinal glow in NCAA tourney
Arizona State throttled Southern California 34 to advance as the only unbeaten team in the four remaining, while Texas edged Oklahoma 71 as Jim Brock praised Crawford and Bannister. USC coach Rod Dedeaux called it a well pitched game and vowed no fear after the loss.
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Scoreboard snippet shows regional league results
A partial scoreboard item mentions the Southern League matchups with teams including Charlotte and Montgomery at Asheville, noting scores and placements. The fragment references Columbus and Omaha among the entries, indicating a multi-team leaderboard from the period.
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Frank Robinson praised for impact on Dodgers spirit
In remarks from Grabby and Lane Robinson, Frank Robinson is hailed as the key influence on team morale and unity. The post game kangaroo court, led by Maury Wills, underscores the Dodgers’ culture, while Grabby’s status suggests a possible trade before Thursday’s deadline.
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