Braves surge with 21 hits to split with Expos in twin bill
Braves overpower Expos in game two 15 6 after Norm Miller and Carl Morton homer to cap a 21 hit attack while Montreal won the opener 11 7 on a seven run sixth that included Bob Bailey's grand slam. Aaron hits his 697th with a solo shot in the opener.
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United Press International
Norm Miller
Carl Morton
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
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Babe Ruth
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Morton seeks shift to another pro team
Craig Morton left the Dallas Cowboys training camp for a motel in Thousand Oaks and expressed a desire to be traded. The eight year veteran, who led Dallas to the playoffs after taking over for Staubach, said he would quit football if no trade occurred. Cowboys General Manager Tex Schramm said Morton remains hopeful a trade can be arranged.
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UPI
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Dallas Cowboys
Morton
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Cowboy
Tex Schramm
Dallas
Don Meredith
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Schramm
Craig
Registrar Admits Altering Transcript At Coach Request
Galveston ex registrar Betty Bero testified she altered Michael Phillips transcript at the direction of head coach Joe Woolley and Principal Richard Streiff to help him enter Oklahoma. Woolley’s reinstatement as head coach sparked resignations. six assistants quit and a news conference was planned by the Galveston Education Association amid ongoing investigations by the Big Eight and NCAA.
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UPI
Galveston Ball High School
Betty Bero
Joe Woolley
Ball Education
Woolley
Galveston Education Association
University of ‘Oklahoma
Bero
Streiff
Phillips
Kerry Jackson
Oklahoma
Jackson
Galveston School Board
Tom Pierce
Socarrita Cruz
Big Eight
NCAA
Major League Standings and Friday Results
Friday results list Cleveland defeated Minnesota 11 to 2, Chicago beat Baltimore 3 to 2, Oakland routed Milwaukee 13 to 4, Detroit topped California 8 to 2, New York defeated Kansas City 5 to 0, Texas beat Boston 4 to 1. Probable pitchers for 2:15 p.m. EDT include Tidrow Kant May 6 6 at 2:15 p.m. Also notes Bud Busby Medich McDowell Tiant Palmer Bahnsen Colborn Hamilton 8:30 p.m. and Sunday matchups listed.
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Lee Stanton
Weiskopf Sees Only Himself As Enemy In British Open
Weiskopf clings to a one stroke edge over Miller entering the final 18 holes at Troon after a 71 to 206. Miller, who shot 69, argues for a Miller-Weiskopf duel with Nicklaus nine behind. Yancey sits five back at 211 as the field tightens toward a dramatic finish.
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UPI
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Johnny Miller
Johnny
Weiskopf
Miller
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Nicklaus
Yancey
Murcer's three homers sink Garber and Royals
Yankees star Bobby Murcer delivered a three run homer in the first inning and added two solo blasts for three homers in a 5-0 rout of Kansas City. Garber, pressed into service after Splittorff injury, allowed eight hits eight through eight innings. Murcer said he expected the brushback and played through the heat of the moment.
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UPI
Gene Garber
Kansas City Royals
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Murcer
Garber
Paul Splittorff
Six tied for Shrine Open lead in Robinson round two
In Robinson Illinois six players shared the Shrine Open lead after 36 holes with 137 totals or five under par. Grier Jones Babe Hiskey Charles Coody Mike Morley Deane Beman and Bobby Greenwood led a crowded field at Crawford County Country Club. Cut at 143 left 83 of 144 advancing while Labron Harris David Graham Tom Kite and 12 others trailed by one stroke at 138.
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Grier Jones
Babe Hiskey
Charles Coody
Mike Morley
Deane Beman
Bobby Greenwood
Bob Goalby
Dean Befram
Labron Harris
Robinson
David Graham
Tom Kite
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home Closed Saturday
Dr M L North Marion announces Maplewood Manor Nursing Home will be closed this Saturday. Out of town inquiries invited. Keota contact 636 3400.
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North Marion
Maplewood Manor
Keota
4-H Livestock Day Schedule and Judging Events
A detailed timesheet outlines the 4-H fair day with beef, sheep, pig and horse judging, poultry classes, dog obedience, rabbit judging, llama and barrow weigh-ins, and parade. Includes auction sale for market lambs and beef, exhibit releases, and end of day cleanup.
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East Main Street
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West Main
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Kalona
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Production Credit Association
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Iowa Avenue
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