Wood Keeps Sain 20-Game Winner Streak Alive
Wilbur Wood earned his 17th win as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 5-3, keeping pitching coach Johnny Sain's record of yearly 20-game winners for teams he coached on track. Wood, a knuckleballing southpaw, aims for number 18 as Chicago builds a baseball revival.
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Injury Riddled Yanks Face Legality Questions
In Cleveland the United States and Great Britain debate replacements for Julie Heldman and Kristy Pigeon in the Wightman Cup final. Heldman injured, Evert considered, legality of Ziegenfuss and Eisel as substitutes questioned. Graebner and Jones work with referee Monte L. Ganger to resolve final lineup before the decisive doubles.
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Ann Haydon Jones
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Kristy Pigeon
Harold T. Clark Stadium
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Virginia Wade
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Danville
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Chris Evert
Valerie Ziegenfuss
Marty Ann Eisel
Great Britain
Christine Truman Jones
Nell Truman
Miss Ziegenfuss
Winnie Shaw
Miss Eisel
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Julie
Mary Ann
Kristy
Miss Evert
Wade-Willians
Scot Wins Second Can Am at Mid-Ohio
Jackie Stewart broke McLaren dominance in the Can-Am visit at Mansfield. Driving a Lola Chev, he moved from second as Peter Revson suffered a broken half shaft on lap 72, then led the final eight laps to win the 80 lap race at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
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McLaren M&f
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Gazette
Scotland
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McLaren
Can-Am finish seals Stewart victory and NASCAR, Indy results
Jackie Stewart won the Can-Am race at the 192‑mile road course averaging 95.77 mph. Jo Siffert with a Porsche 917 placed second. The day also featured Talladega 500, USAC Big Car race, and various league results including Buchholz and Messersmith shutouts, with notable performances by Petty, Foyt, and McCluskey.
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Mercury
Bobby Allison
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Pete Hamilton
Alabama
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A.J. Foyt
George Snider
Johnson Earns Top Paycheck At Waukegan Open
Don Johnson of Akron won first prize in the $40,000 Waukegan Open Bowling Tournament in Waukegan Illinois. Johnson claimed his fourth title of the year and boosted 1971 earnings to $57,959 with a $4,000 prize after a final 279 to 216 win over Tommy Tuttle of King North Carolina.
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Baseball Scoreboard Sunday Results and Upcoming Games
The scoreboard lists results from Sunday with multiple cities and scores, followed by scheduled and probable pitchers for upcoming games. Notable entries include Oakland 9 Boston 3 and Detroit 7 Milwaukee 2, plus a Tuesday slate featuring Chicago at Baltimore and New York at Oakland.
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Lions Survive Colts In Heat Fair Preseason Thriller
Detroit rallying twice, Bill Munson clutch TD pass to Larry Walton with 18 seconds left gave the Lions a 23-20 win over the world champion Colts in a sweltering exhibition. Bubba Smith praised Detroit as a potential Super Bowl team despite Schmidt’s harsh critique.
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Larry Walton
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Schmidt
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Colts
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Greg Landry
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Jim O’brien
Don McCauley
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Findleys Win Scotch Doubles at Valley Forge Night
Valley City reports a Friday Scotch Doubles event at Valley Forge with Glenn and Ollie Findley winning low gross 37. Tom and Carol Fawkes had low net 33 while Dick and Jo Ave led putts with 14. Conners posted high putts 28 yet chipped in to stay low. Mystery hole winners were Bob Smith with Judy and Steve Pandur with Dean. A new September start time and date will be announced.
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Ollie Findley
Tom
Carol Fawkes
Jo Ave
Jack
Lee Conners
Bob
Judy Smith
Steve
Dean Pandur
Payroll Savings Plan promotes U S Savings Bonds with bonus rate
The notice urges using payroll savings to build an emergency fund by setting aside part of each paycheck into U S Savings Bonds. It notes a bonus interest rate on E Bonds issued since June 1 1970 and explains the 4 percent first year return, with a 44 percent bonus at five years ten months.
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