Carlton Allows One Walk for 15th Win of Season
Steve Carlton pitched a 3-1 win over the San Diego Padres, allowing five hits and one walk. Carlton, two victories from his 1969 personal best, faced the minimum after the sixth as Nate Colbert homered for the Padres.
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Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Nate Colbert
Padres
Clarence Gaston
San Diego
Colbert
Enzo Hernandez
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Deron Johnson
Roger Freed
Rick Wise
Wise
Steve Garvey
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Baseball Owners Convene To Discuss Kuhn Agenda
Major league baseball owners begin debate in Chicago on Bowie Kuhn s agenda for the annual summer meeting. Sessions will open with the commissioner s plan and then move to league meetings where points may be voted and other topics such as franchise movements could be raised.
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Chicago
UPI
Bowie Kuhn
Washington
Detroit
Kuhn
Player Relations Committee
Promotions Corporation
New York Yankee
Jerry Coleman
Thompson Falters In Western Amateur
University of Houston golfer Andy North edged Barney Thompson to win the 69th Western Amateur at Point O’Woods Golf Course. Thompson led 3 up after nine holes but faltered on the back nine before North sealed victory with a one foot par on the final hole. Thompson earlier defeated Bob Zender 2-1 in the semifinals, while North beat Corker DeLoach 5-4.
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Mich
UPI
University of Houston
Andy North
Barney Thompson
Thompson
Barboursville
W. Va
Point O’woods
North
Conroe
Tex
Bob Zender
Skokie
Til
Corker DeLoach
Houston
Beckley Little League Opens with Yankees vs Cardinals
The Beckley city tournament begins with the Yankees facing the Cardinals at 5 30 p m at Elks Stadium in a best two out of three series to decide the champion The Beckley Minor League All Star game also moves to Elks Stadium on Thursday.
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Yankees
Cardinals
Elks Stadium
Baseball League Leaders and Pitching Totals Snapshot
National League leaders highlight Stargell and Aaron in home runs and Rifled RBIs with Pitt and St Louis figures. American League lists Killebrew Petrocelli and Murcer atop home run, RBI. Pitching leaders show Jenkins and Blue with best records across NL and AL, with other teams and stats noted.
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Pitt
Aaron
Atl
May
Chi
Johnson
Phil
Robertson
Pit
Melton
Smith
Bos
Cash
Det
Petrocelli
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
Torre
Moranez
Kill
Lolich
Dobson
Balt
Siebert
Cuellar
McNally
Culp
Hunter
Oak
Evening MLB Probables and Night Games List
A dense schedule lists pitchers and matchups for multiple games across the league tonight. Notable items include Kaat facing Horlen for Minnesota at Chicago, and McLain versus Detroit with Washington at Detroit, plus several other listed contests and rescheduled or suspended-game notes.
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Minnesota
Kaat
Chicago
Horlen
Washington
McLain
Detroit
Niekro
New York
Kekich
Cleveland
Foster
Boston
Siebert
Baltimore
Palmer
Milwaukee
Lopez
California
Wright
Oakland
Blue
Kansas City
Splittorff
Kaw City
San Diego
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Pitts
Montreal
Protest at Longwood tennis event sparks racial demonstration
About 30 demonstrators organized by the Boston NAACP disrupted the U S pro championships at Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill. Frew McMillan faced chants to Paint him black as he lost to John Newcombe 6-3 6-2, while McMillan remained calm on court.
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Mass
UPI
Shea Stadium
Fenway Park
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood
U.S
Boston
NAACP
Frew McMillan
Australia
John Newcombe
McMillan
Newcombe
Harrison stars as Wings tie for first in International League
Rochester pitcher Roric Harrison shines with a three run homer and six innings of work guiding a 7-4 win over Syracuse to pull Rochester into a first place tie with Tidewater. Rich Coggins adds his 17th homer while Louisville slips further behind.
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Dodgers
Giants
Jesus Alou
Astros
Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins
Don Wilson
Cubs
Jenkins
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Mets
May
Jon Matlack
Tony Perez
Bench
United Press International
Roric Harrison
Rochester
Tidewater
Righty
Wings
Syracuse
Tides
Richmond
Rich Coggins
Harrison
Ralph Scott
Dyar Miller
Chiefs
Ron Schueler
Braves
Schueler
John Lamb
Charleston
Louisville
Charlies
Andrews' 7th Homer Lifts White Sox Over Twins
Mike Andrews recovered from a knockdown by Jim Perry to hit a three run homer in the next at bat, powering the Chicago White Sox to a 7-5 win over the Minnesota Twins. Ed Herrmann drove in a run with his single before Andrews' homer.
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Minnesota Twins
Andrews
Chicago White Sox
Jim Perry
White Sox
Twins
Ed Herrmann
Perry
Boston
Baltimore
Oakland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
California
Milwaukee
Reggie Smith
Red Sox
Orioles
Carl Yastrzemski
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Gene Tenace
A’s
Royals
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Senators
Willie Horton
Jeff Burroughs
Gene Michael
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Indians
Horace Clarke
Wheeling Leads Bridgeport In Legion Playoff
Wheeling holds a one game edge over Bridgeport in the best of three Northern Division playoff after rain delays. A win today would advance Wheeling to the Parkersburg finals on Saturday. Logan clinched a finals berth by beating Huntington last weekend.
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Bridgeport
UPI
Wheeling
American Legion
Parkersburg
Logan
Huntington
West Virginia hunting seasons 1971 72 dates and limits
Open dates and bag limits for squirrel rabbit quail grouse turkey pheasant raccoon bear deer bow and gun seasons across counties. Includes Sept 11 1971 start for some counties and Oct 16 1971 for others with various daily bag and possession caps through Jan 1972 and Feb 1972. Also notes spring gobbler season and misc trapping rules.
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Jefferson
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Putnar
Randolph
Roane
Tucker
Webster
New River
U. 60
W. Va
Mercer
Putnam
U. S. 60
Jefferson Morgan
Fisher
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