Chiefs trounce All-Stars in Soldier Field exhibition
Kansas City, the Super Bowl champions, overwhelmed the All-Stars 24 to 3 at Soldier Field in humid, rainy heat. Len Dawson passed for 153 yards and Frank Pitts scored, while the Chiefs’ defense stifled the star-studded lineup. Delaney's 3-point kick provided the only points for the All-Stars, who struggled amid a players strike and limited camp work.
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Bullpen falters as Indians lose to White Sox 5 4
Chicago UPI reports Cleveland failed to protect a late lead as relievers Ellsworth Lasher and Hennigan allowed two ninth inning runs after Roy Foster homered to stake the Tribe to a 4 3 advantage. White Sox surged in the ninth for a 5 4 win.
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Baseball Standings and Game Recap Reference 1970
Major League standings show New York over Miln 5 3 and Detroit over Minnesota 19 9. Chicago and Cleveland split a tight game as Ellsworth and McDowell pitched. Aparicio, OBrien and Hopkins drove runs for the White Sox. Foster hit a 13th homer for Cleveland in a ninth inning rally. Sam McDowell seeks another start as the Indians chase a win in the next game.
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North captures Majors crown by blanking West
North's Major division team defeated West 5-0 to win the District Six Majors title. Senior All-Stars also won their division last week, and both North squads advance to Bi-District play against District One winners. Major game Thursday at West field with North pitcher Larry Wyzenski earning the win. offensive leaders include Mark Sinegar and Dave Haas.
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NFL stalemate showing signs of breaking this weekend
Football stalemate may end as hints of settlement surface before weekend. Chiefs defeated College All-Stars 24 3 as NFL players press for contract talks. Pro football cites reports of possible agreements and owners tally early training camp progress amid strike pressures.
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