Twins shortstop battles leukemia and life resolve
Danny Thompson of the Minnesota Twins, 26, reveals he battles chronic myeloid leukemia while pursuing his dream in major league baseball. He describes staying positive, continuing to play through injuries, and backing ongoing leukemia research as teammates support his perseverance.
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YC Sports Page 15 June 19 1973
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Avon’s Hiller Leads Publinx qualifier at Forest Hills
Avon golfer Keith Hiller shot an 71 to lead the Ohio Publinx local qualifier at Forest Hills, five spots available for the Aug 7 10 Mt Vernon event. He posted 31 on the front and 40 on the back for a one stroke edge over John Martin, with Mark Breese, Chris Hanmer and Jerry Fisher close behind. LCDGA ran the qualifier. next LCDGA event is Kohlmyer at Echo Valley. Entry deadline is tomorrow at 7 pm. call Roy Lewis at 365 4417.
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Major League standings include Chicago Reuschel and Henham notes
Major League standings list Chicago Reuschel at 6-4 and Henham at 4-? with Pittsburgh moose 5-6 and Johnson TEN. Parker and Lonborg performances for New York and Philadelphia are noted alongside Montreal Itenko and St Louis. Wednesday games feature Cincinnati at San Francisco and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Bourassa Wins Three Way LPGA Playoff in Montreal
Canadian pro Jocelyne Bourassa won a three way playoff at La Canadienne in Montreal to claim her first LPGA title and $10,000. She tied with Judy Rankin and Sandra Haynie at five under after 54 holes, then parred the third extra hole to seal victory before family cheering at the Montreal Municipal Golf Course. Betty Burfeindt finished fourth at 216, Carol Mann at 217, Jane Blalock at 218.
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Shavers Knocks Out Former Champion Ellis At MSG
Earnie Shavers, unranked, KO'd former heavyweight champion Jimmy Ellis in the first round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Harald Valan ruled the count at 2:39, sparking controversy as Ellis claimed hearing seven. Shavers earned $12,000 to Ellis's $25,000, with next foe Jerry Quarry unnamed.
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Perry pitches 4 hitter wins for Tigers in Cleveland
Jim Perry pitched a four hit game for Detroit as they beat the Cleveland Indians 4 1 in Cleveland Stadium. He benefited from three Detroit homers while Brent Strom took the loss for Cleveland, who dropped their sixth straight. Dick Sharon Aurelio Rodriguez and R Hicks Freehan homered for Detroit. Al Kaline scored on a double play in the fourth.
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Indians edge Tigers in late rally amid wild third inning
In a game filled with miscues and late offense, Detroit's Perry praised his squad after a 3 2 loss to Cleveland. Huddy Bell delivered for Cleveland and Torres was briefly hurt by a high hopper, while manager Sid Aspromonte lauded performance across players as Tigers and Indians traded blows at Cleveland Stadium.
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