Pirates blank Cubs 4 0 for ninth straight win
Dock Ellis spun a seven hitter and Roberto Clemente keyed a three run first inning as the Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 0. Ellis improved to 13 7 and 1 2 in decisions. McGinn took the loss in his season debut.
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Tigers, Bosox win in tight AL East race
Detroit edged Baltimore 4 3 as Mickey Lolich improved to 20 wins and Reggie Smith delivered a two run homer for Boston in a 2 0 win over New York. Oakland joined a big lead with a 9 1 victory over Chicago while California, Minnesota, Cleveland also posted wins.
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Milburn wins hurdles gold at Munich Olympics
Rod Milburn of Opelousas Louisiana won the high hurdle gold in Munich equalling the world record and setting an Olympic mark with 13.2 seconds. Ludmila Bragina and Emiel Puttermans also set records in their events as athletic action resumed after the village memorial service.
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U S Leads In Medal Chase Before Day’s Close At Olympics
In a day of mixed results, Tom Hill edged Willie Davenport for bronze in the 110 meters hurdles as Guy Cruz blocked a U S medal sweep. Prefontaine led the 5000 heat but failed to advance. Seales earned a boxing path to the semis amid two knockdowns. IOC stripped DeMont of 400 free medal. Dutch cycling bronze revoked for doping.
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Emeralds Rally to Even PCL Series at One
Eugene Emeralds beat Albuquerque 10-9 to tie the Pacific Coast League championship series at one win each. Mike Anderson hit a grand slam in the sixth as Eugene overcame a hitless start. Rogodzinski homered in the seventh. Dukes rallied with six runs in the ninth.
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Pro grid teams slice squads to 44
NFL teams trim to 44 players in final roster cut before recalls end next week. Trades include Atlanta sending Butler to Philadelphia for Baker and Pittsburgh sending Voss to Denver. Ray Perkins retires. Cotton Speyrer slated to start for Baltimore. Several veterans dropped or placed on reserve as teams prune before final cuts.
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Quail Run golf course planned north of Pinnacle Peak
A $1.8 million exclusive golf club will be built by Phoenix and Scottsdale businessmen. Quail Run will sit on rolling terrain a mile north of Pinnacle Peak Road and three-quarters of a mile east of Cave Creek Road between here and Cave Creek. It will cap memberships at 260, says Stephen Shadegg.
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Kuhn Seeks Moment of Silence for Munich Slain
New York UPI Bowie Kuhn, baseball commissioner, asks all major league clubs to observe a moment of silence before Wednesday games to honor the 11 Israeli athletes killed in Munich on Tuesday.
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