McNally To Start World Series Opener For Orioles
Orioles manager Earl Weaver named lefty Dave McNally to start Game 1 of the World Series against the Pirates on Saturday. He will follow with Jim Palmer and Mike Cuellar in a left right left rotation as 20-game winners to flexible use through the best-of-seven series.
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Froehling Named For Davis Cup in Turville Gamble
In Charlotte, Ed Turville selected Frank Froehling III over Clark Graebner for the No. 2 single slot against Romania in the 60th Davis Cup Challenge Round. Stan Smith faces Ilie Nastase in the opener, with Froehling to meet Ion Tiriac in the second match as the U S battles to keep the trophy.
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Knicks Rally Past Lakers as Stallworth Leads 126-114 Win
New York Knicks defeat Los Angeles Lakers 126-114 behind 23 points from Dave Stallworth and 20 from Willis Reed. Dean Meminger sparks with flashy dribbling as Knicks stay 8-1. Jerry West scores 19 for Lakers. Pistons top Hawks 113-109 in prior game led by Jimmy Walker's 42.
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Rich Effort Jontilla Dominates Monmouth Meet
Rich Effort Jontilla won three races and earned 90140 at the 1971 Monmouth Park thoroughbred meeting.
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Nixon Sends Pep Talk to Redskins Ahead of Oilers
President Nixon phoned George Allen to praise the Redskins and remind them not to overlook the Houston Oilers. Washington aims to extend its undefeated start as Oilers seek first win. Meanwhile quarterback Sonny Jurgensen remains out with a fractured shoulder with 8 to 12 weeks needed for solid bone.
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Angels Fire Lefty Phillips as Manager After Turbulent Era
The California Angels dismissed manager Lefty Phillips and four coaches Rocky Bridges Carl Koenig Pete Reiser and Norm Sherry with contracts not renewed. Autry and Reynolds cited team standings and turmoil including the Alex Johnson case. Phillips offered a scouting job, Johnson was suspended then restored after arbitration.
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TV Blackout Challenged In Oklahoma
The NCAA seeks to move a challenge to the Oklahoma Texas football game blackout from state to federal court. Tulsa County Judge Raymond Graham had halted the blackout with a temporary injunction and a Thursday hearing was set on making it permanent. A transfer petition was assigned to U.S. District Judge Fred Daugherty in Muskogee.
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Odgen Leaves 76ers for Nets in ABA
Bud Odgen a 6 foot 6 forward who was released by the Philadelphia 76ers was released Thursday by the New York Nets of the ABA. Odgen spent two years with the 76ers.
Horseman Sir Humphrey de Trafford Dies at 79
Royston England AP Sir Humphrey de Trafford British racehorse owner died Wednesday at age 79. His horse Parthia won the 1959 Epsom Derby.
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Oiler Scout Ernie Jorge to be buried in Annapolis
Houston Oiler football scout Ernie Jorge 51 was found dead in his Kent Ohio room and will be buried in Annapolis Maryland. A former Naval Academy coach and former University of the Pacific head coach he spent 31 years in football and is survived by his wife Dorothy and daughter Ann Wilkins.
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Boxer Listed In Critical Condition After Bout Collapse
Walter Swoops, a 27 year old Chicago boxer, was listed in critical condition at St. Marys Hospital after collapsing in the second round of a scheduled five round bout at the Mayo Civic Auditorium. He had brain surgery and his opponent was Jesse Green of Minneapolis.
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Dock Tests Hotel Room Sore Elbow
Dock Ellis, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, tested his elbow after arriving in Baltimore. He inspected a hotel room with his wife and planned workouts at Memorial Stadium as he weighed his readiness for the World Series opener against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Chylak Named World Series Home Plate Umpire
Nester Chylak of the American League will work behind the plate for the World Series opener between Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Umpire assignments also listed for bases and outfield with Ed Sudol John Rice Ed Vargo Jim Odom and John Kibler.
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