Orioles Rally Past Red Sox 5-4 In 10th Inning
Merv Rettenmund drove in the winning run with a 10th inning single after a two-run ninth rally, as Baltimore beat Boston 5-4 in game one of a doubleheader. Belanger started the 10th on base via hit by pitch, then a double steal set up Rettenmund.
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George Scott
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Ron Santo
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Reds walk off Mets as Rose drives in Woodward in 1-0 win
Pete Rose doubled home Woody Woodward to cap an 11 strikeout game by Gary Gentry and give the Cincinnati Reds a 1-0 victory over the New York Mets. Gentry fanned 11 before Woodward scored on a Nolan sacrifice bunt setting up Rose’s game winning hit off right field. Clay Carroll retired the final two outs after a Shamsky walk and a Clendenon stroll. Rain delayed play 56 minutes earlier in the third.
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Carroll
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Yankees Win 7-3 to Sweep Indians Series
Roy White blasted a two run homer and Danny Cater drove in three as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 7-3 to complete a three game sweep. Nettles hit his 20th homer and Latene Foster replaced Lamb in the sixth, walking Murcer White and Blomberg to force in a run.
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Chris Chambliss
Gibsons 200th Victory Sparks Cardinals Past Giants
Bob Gibson earned his 200th major league win and his 10th straight over San Francisco as St. Louis defeated the Western Division leaders 7-2. A five-run sixth broke a 1-1 tie, highlighted by Joe Torre's run-scoring double and Ted Kubiak’s first NL homer. Torre added another run in the eighth as the Cardinals, aided by a Giant error, pulled away late. Ken Henderson homered in the ninth.
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Joe Torre
Jose Cruz
Ted Kubiak
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Cal Maxvill
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Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Ken Henderson
Forsch blanks Dodgers as Astros win 2-0
Rookie Ken Forsch outdueled Al Downing, scattering four hits and walking three with nine strikeouts to lead Houston past Los Angeles 2-0. The decisive inning came in the sixth when Roger Metzger opened with a single and Cesar Cedeno delivered a two run single after Downing walked Joe Morgan.
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Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Jim Wynn
Cesar Cedeno
Maury Wills
Billy Buckner
Pressure Driving Vida Blue Crazy
Oakland ace Vida Blue laments mounting mental pressure as he struggles to reach 20 wins this season. After exiting early, he watched his team rally for a 7-5 victory over Kansas City to extend the AL West lead, while Royals manager Rod Lemon predicts Blue will reach 20 wins despite off-field scrutiny.
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ASA Softball Opens District Tourney At Summitville
The ASA district state tournament starts at the Summitville diamond with Harris Electric of Elwood vs Summitville ACs at 7 p.m. and Heiser Ford facing Happy Burger, also Elwood, at 8:30 p.m. Winners meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the championship.
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Major League Box Scores From Tuesday Night Games
National League results include Los Angeles routing San Francisco nine to one and Chicago defeating Houston five to zero. Philadelphia beat Atlanta three to two while Pittsburgh crushed Montreal ten to six. San Diego tied St Louis six to five in nine, and New York edged Montreal two to nine. American League favorites New York won eight to one over Cleveland, Oakland beat Kansas City seven to five, Washington toppled Detroit four to two, and Minnesota beat Chicago four to three in ten innings. Milwaukee shut out California two to zero, Boston’s game with Baltimore postponed by rain.
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