Indians Fall To A's As Jackson Homers In Loss
Oakland beat Cleveland 4 3 as Reggie Jackson hit his 14th homer in the eighth. Dobson won his seventh. Siebert took the loss, first run allowed after a fifth inning arm ding. Colavito released by Dodgers. Cleveland stays 3% behind Twins.
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Fresco Thompson
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Rick Monday
Sonny Siebert
Dave Duncan
Siebert
Mike Paul
Paul
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Jose Cardenal
Cardnel
Max Alvis
Larry Brown
Alvis
Brown
California
Jim Hunter
McDowell
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Robusn O
Rudo Brown
Foseer O
Fuller Catere Duncan
Siebert Dobson
Harper Paul
Oaklang
Ted
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Clevelang
Hall
Noren Wins Semifinals in Sth Elyria City Golf Tour
Dave Noren fired a 69 to back a 65 tournament low as he defeated George Prochazka 1 up in the semifinal. Finalists include Noren vs Jim Couch in Class AA and Garry Wilcox facing Walt Jalowiec in Class B with other finals set for Sunday at Pine Brook Golf Course.
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Jim Bailesky
Rod Steigner
Pine Brook Golf Course
Dave Noren
George Prochazka
Noren
Prochazka
Noren Wen
Bob Roberts
Bob Brown
Jim Henderson
Walt Jalowiec
Ray Comprobst
Garry Wilcox
Casper holds 4 stroke lead at British Open
Billy Casper fired a four under 68 to reach 140 for 36 holes at Carnoustie with a four stroke edge over rivals Bob Charles Tony Jacklin and Brian Barnes. Jack Nicklaus shot 69 to sit five behind Casper as open play continued in driving rain.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
UPI
Billy Casper
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Tony Jacklin
England
Brian Barnes
Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Hudnutt Faces Final Round At Ohio Amateur
Hudnutt, Elyria Country Club, sits 12th at 223 after 54 holes in the 62nd Ohio Amateur at Columbus Country Club. Bob Lewis Jr. leads at 210 after three rounds with 71 70 69, while Bourne and Sabotin chase.
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Art Hudnutt
Ohio
Elyria
Bob Lewis Jr
Warren
Columbus Country Club
Hudautt
Elyria Country Club
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Bourne
Paul Minnich
John Scheel
Bob Toth
Scheel
Toth
Lewis
Jim Hildebrand
Ashland
Lalu Sabotin
Little League South names All-Star teams
Little League South announces senior and major All Star rosters for state bid. Managers and coaches include Tom Owens Brown Fintube and J Sue Sudro Curtis with players such as Ricky Nelson Dexter Burgess Dan Demarco and James Dixon. East Majors host Avon July 17.
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Little League South
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John Glover
Duplex
Mig
Dexter Burgess
Ricky Henderson
John Bo
Merriweather
Marshall Shreve
Tony Gilbert
J. Sue
Sudro-Curtis
Allen Stacey
Molders Union
Majestic Molding
Mark Sabo
Jerry Gilbert
Charles Adams
van Dickerson
Harold Dickens
Leland Trice
Michael Treue
Thomas Ferry
Pine Brook course record set by Brenda Bradshaw
Brenda Bradshaw, 15, visiting Graf ton, set Pine Brook Golf Course women’s record with a two under par 35. She made four birdies in a foursome with her mother Mrs A F E Bradshaw, her aunt Mrs Richard Beliz, and cousin Ricks Beliz.
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Nance
Brenda
Grafton
Pine Brook
Afe Bradshaw
Richard Beliz
Grafon
Ricks Beliz
Baseball scores and pitchers from a night of games
Scores from multiple games include Detroit 5 Minnesota 4, Chicago 4 New York 4, Baltimore 2 Washington 0, Oakland 4 Cleveland 3, Cleveland McDowell 8 8, Oakland Hunter 6 7, Washington Pascual 2 1, Baltimore Hardin 9 5. Other matches list teams and pitchers such as McLain 16 2 at Minnesota Kaat 6 5, Chicago 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 0, San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 1, Los Angeles 0 Atlanta, Houston 5 St Louis 4, St Louis 8 Houston 7, Chicago Holtzman 5 31 at New York Koosman 11 4, Philadelphia Fryman 10 9 at Pittsburgh Bunning 4 10, San Francisco Perry 7 6 at Cincinnati Maroney 8 41, Los Angeles Drysdale 30 5 at Atlanta Pappas 3 6, Houston Lemaster 8 7 at St Louis Gibson 11 5, Chicago at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Atlanta, Houston at Louis.
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McDowell
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San Franz
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Atlanta
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Fryman
Pitschurch
Bunning
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Perry
Maroney
Drysdale
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Houston
Lemaster
St. Lows
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Cincinnat
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Washington
Boson
Datfoit
St. Louis
Pullsburgh
Weaver's managerial debut yields 2-0 Orioles win
Earl Weaver made lineup changes introducing Don Buford leadoff and moving Mark Belanger to the two spot. Baltimore backed Dave McNally's two hitter with timely hits, defeating the Washington Senators 2-0 as Buford homered in the fifth and scored the first run after Belanger's single.
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Baltimore Orioles
Weaver
Hank Bauer
Oriole
Don Buford
Mark Belanger
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Washington Senators
Buford
Belanger
Frank Robinson
McNally
Cap Peterson
del Unser
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