Indians Take Over First In American League East
Indians move into sole possession of first in the American League East after a 7-2 win over the Royals. Gaylord Perry pitched five hitters, and Alex Johnson drove in three runs for Cleveland as they extended their hot stretch to eight wins in nine games.
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Stale United Press Brief on American League East Standings
Brief United Press International note covers American League East standings with terse updates. No games details or dates provided.
National League Wednesday's Results and Schedule
Wednesday results include Cleveland 7 Kansas City 2 Chicago 7 Detroit 0 Baltimore 1 Texas 0 Minnesota 2 New York 0 Milwaukee 4 Oakland 0 California 5 Boston 1. Probable pitchers Boston Culp 1 3 at California Messersmith 2 3 11 pm. Texas Hand 0 1 at Baltimore Cuellar 1 2 7 30 pm. Friday games Boston at Oakland New York at California Milwaukee at Minnesota Detroit at Kansas City Ball at Chicago Texas at Cleveland.
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Beckley Little League Parents Night Set at Elks Club
Beckley Parents Night for the Beckley Little League will be held tomorrow at 7 00 p m at the Elks club. All parents of boys in the league are urged to attend to meet the coaches and discuss insurance. Refreshments will be served.
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Yaz Slips to Knee Exam and Outage for Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski returned to Boston for knee tests after injuring the right knee in the Red Sox 4 3 victory over the California Angels. Bob Gallagher was recalled from Louisville to replace him and join the club in Oakland.
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What Do Americans Think of Themselves
John E. Gibson presents a quiz for FAMILY WEEK LY readers to gauge how Americans view themselves. It compares reader beliefs with findings from nationwide surveys on attitudes toward life in the United States.
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Reader Takes Issue on Death Row Appeal
Victor T. Lyon of Hobbs New Mexico opposes Seaman R. Smith's bid for freedom or sentence reduction in an open reply published in Family Weekly on February 27 1972. Lyon calls the appeal an inappropriate example.
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Lee Marvin touts Mob Soup for big families
Hollywood star Lee Marvin and wife Pam promote Mob Soup as a cheap quick meal for large households. The couple describes it as the least expensive way to feed eight children and a grandson, framing it as smart family nourishment.
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Richmond and Charleston Split Twin Bill as Chiefs Fall
Syracuse Chiefs crushed Louisville 12-3 in International League action. Tidewater swept Richmond 4-3 and 2-1 while Rochester beat Toledo 2-0. Charleston won the opener 6-2 behind Jim Nelson’s five-hitter but lost 5-4 in the nightcap.
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Arnold Dodge, Economy Win City Softball Games
Arnold Dodge downed Hofbrau House 129 and Economy Motors defeated Clear Fork 22 16 in City Softball League action Wednesday at Caseino Stadium. B Pack led Dodge with three hits as four teammates added two each. Economy Motors scored six in the sixth to fend off a late Clear Fork rally.
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Sudden Sam Streak Reaches Five Wins for Giants
In a 7-3 win over the Montreal Expos, pitcher Sam McDowell earned his fifth victory while giving up seven hits. Garry Maddox drove in three, including a seventh inning double, as San Francisco built an early lead and exploded for six runs in the eighth.
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Masters Mile Offered For Local Track Enthusiasts At Woodrow Wilson
The Woodrow Wilson coaching staff sponsors the Masters Mile to be run at intermission during the regional track meet on May 20. If response grows, organizers may stage a non student track meet.
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Mets Continue Mays Talks Amid Giants Trade Swirl
New York Mets and San Francisco Giants executives planned a second morning meeting to discuss trading 41 year old Willie Mays. Stoneham sought infielder Ted Martinez and a pitcher while Grant weighed Mays desire to join the Mets and his readiness to play backup outfield and first base.
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Dodgers Mets Near Triple Header With Short Rest
New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers faced an 11 hour rest gap after a 14 inning win and a 3 hour 43 minute game. Willie Davis complained about quick scheduling though players vowed punctuality for the day night doubleheader.
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