Yankees stretch streak with win and near no hitter
Oakland’s Ken Holtzman flirted with a no hitter through 82 2/3 innings before Tom Ver yzer’s wind aided double ended the bid. Holtzman then earned the win as the A’s beat Detroit 4 2. Claude ll Washington homered twice for Baltimore in a 6 1 victory over Kansas City, while Palmer outdueled Busby as Baltimore beat the Royals 6 1. The day also featured long extra innings in Cleveland’s 7 3 win over Texas and Minnesota’s 7 5 triumph over Boston. The Yankees moved to eight straight with a 4 1 win over Chicago as Elliott Maddox and Chris Chambliss drove in runs. Darrell Porter’s two run single and homer paced Milwaukee past California 4 3.
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Palmer
Hal McRae
Kansas City
Orioles
Holtzman
Detroit
Tom Veryzer
Billy North
Businesf
Ron LeFlore
Tigers
Royals
Steve Busby
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Lee May
Walt Williams
Umps
Chris Chambliss
White Sox
Brewers
Angels
Darrell Porter
California
Jim Colborn
Tom Murphy
Belmont ushers in Sunday racing in New York
NYRA staged Sunday thoroughbred racing at Aqueduct Belmont Park and Saratoga for the first time, drawing 40,849 at Belmont. Calumet Farm's Turn Yo Tuba won the Youthful Stakes for 2-year-olds by a half-length, paying 4.60 to win, with Eddie Maple aboard. Too Many Chiefs, an $8.50 claimer ridden by Maple, won the opening race by a three-quarter length over Campaigner, paying 7.60 to win.
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Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Saratoga
NYRA
Calumet Farm
Turn Yo Tuba
Greg the Great
Eddie Maple
Chiefs
Joseph Cantey
Maple
Campaigner
Flanagan leads Sacramento Open after two rounds
Sam Flanagan of Parkersburg West Virginia tops the Sacremento Open field with 2743 pinfall after two rounds including a 300 game. Marty Piraino of Syracuse sits 17th with 2594 as 176 bowlers compete and a Sunday qualifying round follows.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sam Flanagan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Flanagan
Syracusan
Marty Piraino
Filling Archbold boosts Syracuse football and community plan
Archbold upgrades with 600000 dollar artificial turf at Coyne Stadium set to host high school games and lacrosse. Frank Maloney predicts progress for 1975. Athletic Director Les Dye and associates push Filling Archbold to draw 7,000 more fans, reviving era of 30 40 thousand crowds and strong local business linkages.
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Syracuse
Orange
Coyne Stadium
Manley
Villanova
Les Dye
Musketeers
Larry Kimball
Joe Szombathy
Dave Winter
Archbold
University
Syracuse High
CNY
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Ben Schwartzwalder
Ben
Jimmy Brown
Ernie Davis
Bo Nance
Floyd Little
Larry Csonka
Ernie
Leukemia
Elmira Express
Navy
Dye
Nat
Maloney
Towa
Oregon State
Tulane
Washington
Virginia
Florida
N.C
Illinois
Washington State
Miami
Hus
Newcombe Injured May Miss Wimbledon Championship
John Newcombe may miss Wimbledon after a knee injury in World Team Tennis. He limped off during Hawaii Leis 30 16 loss to Pittsburgh Triangles and was diagnosed with a slight cartilage tear. The doctor suggested four days but Newcombe fears four weeks and a roughly ten percent chance of playing Wimbledon.
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Pittsburgh
John Newcombe
Newcombe
Hawaii
Pittsburgh Triangles
Forest Hills
Chiefs edge Memphis in 13 inning error spree
Syracuse Chiefs win 6-5 at home over Memphis in 13 innings amid 11 errors by both teams. Otto Velez fractures wrist and misses 6 to 8 weeks as Cox seeks a replacement from West Haven. Bob Johnson earns win. Tippy Martinez lasts 8 13 innings before Pirtle. Whitfield drives game winning single.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Memphis
Blues
Lf Rivera
White
Cox
Velez
Martinez
Rivera
Chiefs
Tineen
Zeber
Zeper
Iineen
Whitfield
Charleston
Bob Cox
Bob Kammeyer
Rick Sawyer
Charlies
Otto Velez
Bob Reece
Otto
I.L
New York Today
Yankee Brass
West Haven
Mickey Klutz
Steve Coulson
Juan Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Bob Johnson
Chip Lang
Johnson
Terry Whitfield
Tippy Martinez
Gerry Pirtle
Syracuse
Bi Rivera
Dineen
Ite
Liga Reece
Castlorf Manzon
Ab Alpin
Whitflelgif
Cromartie
Deidele Dronn
Shupe
Kinard
Kirkp
Stearns
Guidry
Down
Plehardess
Atkinson
Albin
Lang
seGebnard
Martine
Bia
Pirtle
Gebnard
Seton Hall wins one for Owen Carroll
Seton Hall routs Florida State 11-0 as the Pirates honor former coach Owen Carroll. Arizona State and Texas also faltered, while South Carolina beat Eastern Michigan 5-1 in rain-shortened play. Ricky Cerone drove in four for Seton Hall, and Tom Van Der Meersche shined for Arizona State in relief.
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Florida State
Woody Woodward
Seton Hall
Texas
Longhorns
Arizona State
South Carolina
Eastern Michigan
Oklahoma
Omaha
Woodward
Owen Carroll
Ricky Cerone
Greg Ward
Greg Keatley
Bobby Richardson
Ward
Eastern
Gary Allenson
Sun Devils
Jim Brock
Tom van der Meersche
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