Perry Tribe Wins 14th Inning Thriller Over Rangers
In Arlington, the Cleveland Indians beat the Texas Rangers 2-0 in 14 innings as Buddy Bell and John Brohamer delivered RBI singles after infield errors. Dave Nelson and Frank Duffy triggered the late rally, with Ed Farmer closing out the win for Jim Perry, who earned his 15th victory.
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Buddy Bell
John Brohamer
Jim Perry
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Dave Nelson
Frank Duffy
del Unser
Perry
Randle
Ed Farmer
Cleveland
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Michigan State to play two holiday basketball tournaments
Michigan State will participate in the Kodak Classic in Rochester New York on December 29 and 30 and in the Senior Bowl Classic in Mobile Alabama on January 2 and 3.
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Spartans
Rochester
N.Y
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Reds Trim Cards In 6-3 Win Over Cardinals
Pete Rose drove in two runs with a two run single in the second inning and a late RBI as the Reds toppled the Cardinals 6-3 in St. Louis. Darrel Chaney and Johnny Bench added key hits while Ross Grimsley pitched into a one hitter, and Briles earned the win for Pittsburgh in a separate note of the game.
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Pete Rose
Rick Wise
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Wise
Darrel Chaney
Rose
Cardinal
Johnny Bench
Ross Grimsley
Ffin
Donn Clendenon
Ed Crosby
Dal Maxvill
Crosby
Brant Alyea
Matty Alou
Bobby Tolan
Joe Torre
Lou Brock
Alou
Clay Carroll
Grimsley
Torre
Joe Morgan
Jose Cruz
Willie Stargell
Briles
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PiratesTop Astros 5-2 Behind Briles Four-Hitter
Nelson Briles pitched a four-hitter to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-2 win over the Houston Astros. Gene Alley drove in two runs with a double and a triple as Pittsburgh built a 4-0 lead through four innings, chasing loser Larry Dierker after early trouble.
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Pittsburgh
Nelson Briles
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Pirates
Larry Dierker
Royals Beat Tigers on Mayberry RBI in 1-0 Win
Detroit starter Joe Coleman shut out until the fourth when John Mayberry lined a two-out single to drive in Amos Otis for Kansas City. Cal Canton combined to keep Detroit to three hits through seven before relief in the eighth.
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John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Royals
Amos Otis
Tiger
Joe Coleman
Mayberry
Cal Canton
Tom Burgmier
Clyde Wright
Gates Brown
Coleman
Chuck Seelbach
Twins Rally Past Red Sox In Ninth For 7-6 Victory
Harmon Killebrew drew a bases loaded walk to force in the winning run as Minnesota erases a 6-4 deficit in the ninth. Cesar Tovar and Danny Thompson drove in the tying and go ahead runs amid a late Minnesota uprising. Red Sox led 2-0 early on Rico Petrocelli’s two run single and Carl Yastrzemski later added a run scorable single.
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Minnesota Twins
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup Across Leagues
American League East and West standings show Detroit Boston New York and Cleveland vying for top spots while California Milwaukee and Oakland trail. National League lists Pittsburgh New York St Louis Chicago Montreal Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Atlanta San Francisco and San Diego with several games and times noted for Thursday and yesterday.
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Unser Blasts 195 MPH In Michigan 200 Mile Trials
Bobby Unser neared 200 mph at Michigan International Speedway in Friday time trials for Sunday's 200 mile championship. He aims to secure pole for the $65,000 race as 32 drivers qualified, with favorites including Gordon Johncock Billy Vukovich Lloyd Ruby and Joe Leonard. Weather could push a 200 mph lap on the two mile MIS oval, a first for championship racing.
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Bobby Unser
Michigan International Speedway
Unser
Bobby Isaac
Talladega
Ala
Dan Gurney
Satur
Dee Jones
Brownsburg
Ind
Jones
Gordon Johncock
Hastings
Billy Vukovich
Fresno
Calif
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
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Patterson manhandles Agosto to set up Ali bout
Floyd Patterson battered Pedro Agosto over six rounds in a rain-soaked open air bout at Singer Bowl. The stoppage clears the path for Patterson to face Muhammad Ali on August 28 at Madison Square Garden, as Ali awaits next week’s bout with Al Blue Lewis in Dublin.
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Floyd Patterson
Pedro Agosto
Fried
Mumahhad Ali
Madison Square Garden
Agosto
Patterson
Ali
Blue
Lewis
Dublin
Ireland
Arthur Mercante
Edwin B. Campbell
Oakland A's sweep Yankees with 1-0 win in opener
Angel Mangual drove in the only run with a first inning double as Oakland beat New York 1-0 to sweep the twilight doubleheader. John Odom and Darold Knowles scattered nine hits, while the A's offense broke through late in game one with homers by Reggie Jackson and Mike Epstein to fuel a 9-3 nightcap victory.
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John Odom
Darold Knowles
Angel Mangual
Oakland A’s
New York Yankees
A’s
Reggie Jackson
Mike Epstein
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Mangual
Felipe Alou
Yankee
Mike Kekich
Kekich
Major League Leaders Pitching Leaders With 7 Decisions
Summary of top pitchers including Nolan of Cincinnati 15-2 866 Blass Pittsburgh 10-3 769 J Ray Houston 9-3 .70 Marshall Montreal 62 75 Cleveland St. Louis 11-4 733 Briles Pittsburgh 7-3 700 Seaver New York 11-5 687 Carlton Philadelphia 12-6 666.
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Blass
Pittsburgh
J Ray
Houston
Marshall
Montreal
Cleveland
St. Louis
Briles
Seaver
New York
Carlton
Philadelphia
Race Victims Get Their Day at Delaware Park
Delaware Park will name the purse and cover expenses for 22 victims of the Baltimore Beltway bus hijacking. Forty three passengers were relieved of 3414 dollars as robbers forced the bus around the Beltway before reaching the track.
Orioles sweep White Sox as Alexander tosses two-hitter
Doyle Alexander pitched a two-hitter and Bobby Grich hit a two run homer to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-0 win over the Chicago White Sox in the nightcap, completing a doubleheader sweep after a 7-4 victory in the opener. Dave Johnson drove in three runs in the first game, and Dave McNally earned his 10th win with relief help.
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Jackson
Epstein
Kline
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Lindy McDaniel
Dave Duncan
Yankees
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Oakland
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Bobby Grich
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Dave Johnson
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White Sox
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Paul Blair
Dave Lemonds
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Reliver Vi
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Mark Belanger
Merv Rettenmund
Tom Bradley
Boog Powell
Johnson
Chicago
McNally
Terry Crowley
Brooks Robinson
Dick Allen
Rick Reichardt
Carlos May
Spiezio
Dave Leonhardt
Rorie Harrison
Coleman Named Illini Athletic Director
Cecil N. Coleman, current Wichita State athletic director, will take over as Illinois athletic director on August 1. The move follows his selection by chancellor J. W. Peltason and approval by the Board of Trustees. Coleman previously led Fresno State and served as a football coach at Arizona State.
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Illini
Champaign, Ill
Cecil N. Coleman
Wichita State University
University of Illinois
Illinois
J. W. Peltason
University
Wichita State
WSU
Bob Brighan
Northern Illinois University
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Fresno State College
Wichita
Arizona State University
Prosser Wins SV Feature at Sun Valley Speedway
Gene Prosser of New Castle won the late model feature at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday night. Carl Smith of Columbus placed second with Dennis Miles of Muncie third. Don Keevin of Anderson and Miles won heats, with Miles taking the trophy dash. Ernie Layton of Anderson won the rat racer feature, and Rich Holland and Larry Bynan of Anderson won heats.
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New Castle
Sun Valley Speedway
Carl Smith
Columbus
Dennis Miles
Muncie
Don Keevin
Anderson
Miles
Ernie Layton
Rich Holland
Larry Bynan
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