West tops East 20-6 in 13th Coaches All-America game
Ty Paine of Washington State directed the West offense guiding two rushing touchdowns and a 59 yard TD pass to Steve Holden of Arizona State to beat the East 20 to 6 in Lubbock Texas. Metcalf rushed for 125 yards and was named the game’s outstanding player as Fouts left with a broken collarbone.
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Brewers erase Indians in first inning with eight runs
Milwaukee’s Bob Coluccio drove in four on a triple and two singles as the Brewers exploded for eight runs in the opening inning to beat Cleveland 12 3. Jim Slaton allowed 10 hits over six innings to improve to 5 5 while Dick Tidrow took the loss. Coluccio added two more RBIs later, and Don Money, George Scott, John Briggs and Elrod Rodriguez supplied run scoring hits.
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Ohio State Trapshooting finals postponed at shoot off
At Vandalia Ohio two champion shoot offs were postponed after gunners stayed tied past curfew. Tom Welsch of Cambridge and R L Colegrove of Columbus were to resume today pending Monday umpire schedules.
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Orioles Win in 16th to Split Twin Bill with Red Sox
In Boston, Earl Williams lined a two out single to drive home Paul Blair in the 16th inning for a 2-1 Orioles victory, completing a split after Boston won the opener 5-1. Blair had four hits in game two, including a leadoff sixth inning double. Jesse Jefferson earned the win in relief debut, while Ray Culp suffered the loss in the opener.
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Napoles Retains World Welter Title in Grenoble Fight
In Grenoble France Jose Napoles of Mexico narrowly defeats challenger Roger Menetrey over 15 rounds to keep the world welterweight title. The victory comes amid questions about Menetrey's ability to stay upright as Napoles controlled the bout with superior technique.
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Reds Top Dodgers 4-1 in First Game of Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Fred Norman limited Los Angeles to seven hits and earned his third straight win as the Reds defeated the Dodgers 4-1. Dan Driessen drove in two, while Joe Morgan and Pete Rose added runs. Andy Messersmith took the loss, going eight innings.
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