Mets Prevail Again as Pirates Face Tough NL East Challenge
Red Smith previews the Mets bright 1970 outlook after the All Star break noting they will win with solid play, while Pittsburgh proves stern in the NL East. He highlights Agee and Grote hot batting, Jones’ slow return, and key contributions from Shamsky Swofoda Singleton and Clendenon as New York stretches a winning streak.
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Angels Rally as May and Murphy Fly In to Help
Angels pitchers Rudy May and Tom Murphy flew in from California for two games against the Yankees then won 5-2 and 3-1 to narrow the AL West gap behind the Minnesota Twins. May improved to 5-6 with seven innings of three-hit ball, while Murphy earned his 11th win in five innings.
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Foy Yo Yo Powers Mets To Comeback Victory
Joe Foy rebounded from fielding lapses with five hits including two homers to lift the Mets to a 7-6 extra inning win over San Francisco and split a doubleheader. He drove in five runs while the Mets stayed two games behind Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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NFL Players Owners Still $11 Million Apart
NFL negotiations remain at an $11 million gap as Commissioner Rozelle urges a return to bargaining. The College All-Star Game in Chicago hangs on a 72 hour window and a Washington mediation session is planned. John Mackey leads the players in requesting federal mediators. Tex Schramm comments on the owners to decide on Wednesday meeting attendance.
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Fast Fellow Tops Hollywood Juvenile in 1 10 for 106400
Velma Morrison’s two year old Fast Fellow won the six furlong Hollywood Juvenile in 1 10 earning 106400 for first from a 163900 purse. At Monmouth Park Gladwin won the Amory L Haskell Handicap worth 75670 with 75 670 to the winner, 3 length margin over My Dad George. Doc s T V and Famed Prince ran 1 2 in the Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule
Standings note Detroit Cain 9 2 City Rooker 5 9 Cleveland Austin Minnesota Kaat 7 7 Baltimore Cuellar Chicago Janeski 7 9 Milwaukee Downing 3 5 Washington Hannan 4 3 California Messersmith 8 8 New York Peterson 10 6 Oakland Segui 4 5 Boston Brett 2 3 Tuesday gamesBaltimore at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota Chicago at Cleveland Oakland at Washington Milwaukee at New York California at Boston
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Baseball doubleheader previews for six teams tonight
Cincinnati visits St Louis as Nolan and Cloninger spar. Chicago meets Atlanta with Niekro and Cardwell on the mound. Pittsburgh travels to Houston with Moose facing Lemaster. Philadelphia at Los Angeles features Fryman and Singer in twin bill night action.
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U S Misses Bid For Roosevelt Win At Roosevelt Raceway
Fresh Yankee of Canada captured the $125,000 Roosevelt International Trot before 39,340 fans, denying a U S bid for the world trotting crown. The 7 year old mare, driven by Danny Joe O'Brien, beat Tidalium Pelo of France with Une de Mai from France fading to third.
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