Cedeno Goes 4 for 4 As Astros Top Reds In NL Race
César Cedeno 4 for 4 at the plate leads the Houston Astros to a 9 to 6 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The performance lifts Cedeno to the NL batting lead and moves Houston back into first in the NL West by a half game. Other games saw Chicago beat Milwaukee 5 to 2 as Bahnsen and Acosta held them to six hits.
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Martin Lader
UPI
César Cedeno
Houston
Harry Walker
Cedéno
Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Cedeno
Wayne
Milwaukee
Johnny
Briggs
Dave May
Acosta
Bahseri
Josses
Chicago
Bill Melton
1972 College All Star Game Opens Season At Tech
The 12th annual American Football Coaches Association all star game kicks off the 1972 season Saturday night at Jones Stadium Texas Tech. Kickoff is 8 30 p m EDT and the game will be televised nationally. West squad under Chuck Fairbanks features quarterbacks Jerry Tagge and Jack Mildren from Nebraska and Oklahoma. East squad coached by Bear Bryant from Alabama faces the West in Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Seasort
American Football Coaches Association
Dallas
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech University
Chuck~Fairbanks
Oldatama
Fairbanks
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Jack Mildren
Oklahoma
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Caroling
Giants edge Salt Lake Angels in nine inning thriller
Ed Figueroa pitched the Giants to a 4-3 win over the Salt Lake City Angels in the second game of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader. The Angels won the first game 21. Key plays included Chuck Vinson's bases loaded single in the seventh and Vinson's two run homer in the third, with Jake Brown and Julio Linares scoring on Mike Philips hits. Bruce Christensen also contributed for Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Phoenix
Ed Figueroa
Giants
Salt Lake City Angels
Angels
Chuck Vinson
Angel
Alan Foster
Mike Philips
Julio Linares
Jake Brown
Brown Salt Lake
Ae Eid
Bruce Christensen
Jamieson and Sikes Lead Western Open After First Round
Jim Jamieson and R H Sikes took a one stroke lead into the second round of the Western Open at Sunset Ridge Country Club. Both players broke even with par 88 on a day when cold winds challenged many top contenders. Steve Oppermann was among three players one stroke behind in a crowded leaderboard.
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Northbrook
Jim Jamieson
R.H. Sikes
Jamieson
Sikes
Sunset Ridge
Steve Oppermann
Fragmentary OCR Notice Yields Unclear Rail Style Text
The readable portion shows fragmented lines mentioning a person and a location but key details are missing. The item reads like scattered OCR from a local notice with no complete actions, dates, or parties identified.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Mike Rabin
Seymemyag
Ae Pan
Se Tate
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Troit
New Yorth
Hee
Cate
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