Orioles purge court returns as they rout White Sox 14-5
Frank Robinson presides as the Orioles fine five players by $1 each after a 14-5 win over the White Sox. Elrod Hendricks hits a grand slam and Mike Cuellar wins his 13th. Other AL results include KC blanking Detroit 3-0 and Minnesota beating Cleveland 4-2. Nixon attends the game as Cesar Tovar drives Twins past the Indians.
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Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Boog Powell
Johnson
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Detroit
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Washington
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Cleveland
Elrod Hendricks
Mike Cuellar
Tigers
Jim Rooker
Rooker
Scottsdale Tops K of P in Seventh In Legion Action
Scottsdale used hustle to push across a run in the bottom of the seventh and beat the Knights of Pythias 6 to 5. Bruce Hamlin led off with a double and scored on a misplay as Neil Farrington's grounder helped create the decisive run. Chuck Kushell earned the win for Scottsdale after a complete game effort with six walks and four strikeouts.
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Knights of Pythias
Knights
Legion
Bruce Hamlin
Neil Farrington
Short
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Farrington
Mike Grandy
Steve Atwood
Wayne Aice
Chuck Kushell
Kushell
Mets Post 41 One-Run Victories in 1969
The New York Mets posted 41 one run victories during the 1969 season marking a notable pitching and clutch hitting performance for the upstart team.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
NFL owners and players clash over pension fund demands
The 26 NFL club owners face the players union as talks on pension fund contributions stall. The dispute threatens the July 31 College All-Star game in Chicago and has halted veteran players from camps. Chiefs coach Hank Stram warns of needed weeklong workouts but won’t rule out the game. Rozelle and mediators plan discussions in Washington to restart talks.
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Chicago
Kansas City Chiefs
All Stars
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Mackey Pressures NFL Owners Over Pension Row
Baltimore Colts tight end and NFL Players Association president John Mackey voices frustration at owners about stalled pension fund negotiations. He notes rookies already at camp and insists on a fair benefit structure matching other major leagues, urging clear reasons if they deem requests unreasonable.
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Milton Richman
UPI
John Mackey
Mackey
Baltimore Colts
NFL Players Association
Pete Rozelle
John” Mackey
Dodgers edge Giants for Cocopah Little League title
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 7 to 6 Monday night to claim the Cocopah Little League championship. Winning run scored as Tony Olguin was safe at home after a double steal setup by Keith Randel and Olguin. Chuck Davis earned the win in relief, while Dale Splitzberger and Gary Shipp took the loss.
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Giants
Dodger
Tony Olguin
Keith Randel
Olguin
Chuck Davis
Randel
Dale Splitzberger
Gary Shipp
Hobo's Triumph Over Assembly of God in Parks and Recreation Softball
Hobo's edged Assembly of God 11 to 9 after a late rally attempt. Danny Millanez homered while Ron Halbert and Ray Sessam added three hits each. Dan Wynn and Ron Blair had three hits for Assembly. Printers beat Aquilas 15 to 6 with Mark Kelson and Ernie Noriega among top hitters.
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Randy
Lewis
Printers
Ernie Noriega
Aquilas
Tim Weaver
Cassius Clay Fight in Michigan Canceled
Cassius Clay faces another setback as Michigan Boxing Commission chair Chuck Davey says a planned heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier is dead in Michigan. No licenses will be granted for Sept. 21 at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Clay has been out of the ring since March 1967 and awaits U.S. Supreme Court action.
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UPI
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Chuck Davey
Michigan Boxing Commission
Clay
Joe Frazier
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Davey
Cobo Hall
Zora Folley
U.S. Supreme Court
Clay-Frazier
Washington
Charleston
S.C
Singer Dodgers No-Hits Phillies As Reds Strengthen Lead
Bill Singer tossed a no hitter to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0 over Philadelphia in his eighth start after hepatitis. The Dodgers built a 2-0 lead early and added three runs in the fifth. Despite the win, Cincinnati widened its NL West lead to 11 games with a doubleheader sweep of St Louis.
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Bill Singer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Singer
Dogers
Willie Davis
RBI
Jim Lefebvre
Bill Russell
Wes Parker
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
Cincinnati
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Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
San Diego
Montreal
Lee May
Wayne Granger
Gary Nolan
St.Louis
Bobby Tolan
Reds
Cardinals
Giants drop 3rd to Bears in Portland series
In Portland, Bob Garibaldi will start for Phoenix against Wayne Twitchell as the Giants seek a win in the Pacific Coast League matchup. Bernie Smith homered to lead the Beavers to a 4-2 victory, while Floyd Wicker added a fourth inning homer.
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Ore
UPI
Bob Garibaldi
Phoenix
Giants
Portland Beavers
Garibaldi
Wayne Twitchell
Jim McKnight
Bob Schroeder
George Lauzérique
Jim Moyer
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