Orioles Rally In Ninth Sends Hendricks Win For Orioles
Orioles edge Angels 1 0 in ninth as Elrod Hendricks delivers bases loaded single off Rod May. Rettenmund and Belanger reach on infield hits, Johnson sac flies, Dobson improves to 12 4 with the win. Bosox top Twins as Luebber, Jensen struggle. Sox breakout night features Smith and Rettenmund key hits.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Pat Dobson
Nerv Rettenmund
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Rody May
Dave Johnson
Mark Belanger
Fidie Fisher
Hendricks
Retitenmund
Dobson
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Red Sox Rally Past Twins In Five Run Third Inning
Regsi Smith and George Scott homered powering Boston to an 8 6 win over Minnesota in Minneapolis Ray Culp earned the decision with a run producing single Montogomery doubled and Lanoudd added a sac fly for Boston’s seventh run in the sixth inning An unearned run in the ninth completed the tally Sparky Lyle entered in relief of Bob Bolin and escaped a bases loaded jam to hold the Twins at bay
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Bob "Montgomery
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Joe Lanoud
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Armon Killebrew
Sparky Lyle
Bob Bolin
Arew
Carit
Saints ink Manning in deal to join New Orleans
Arch Manning agreed to contract terms with the New Orleans Saints after lengthy negotiations led by owner John Mecom. Details were not disclosed but estimates totaled around 400000 dollars over eight to five seasons. Manning could not practice until after the College All-Star game and remained under observation at the Saints camp in Mississippi.
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Archie
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Mass
Mansing
Chicago
Lay
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Wilson three hits Mets as Astros top Mets 4 3
Doni Wilson pitched a three hitter and Jim Wynn hit a two run homer to back Houston as the Astros defeated the Mets 4 3 in New York. Wynn drove in both runs with a third inning homer and a fourth inning double. Cesar Cedeno Doug Rader and Denis Menke added RBI singles for Houston while Nolan Ryan allowed four walks but kept New York to four hits. The win extended Wilson's dominance over the Mets to nine wins in 10 meetings.
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Jim Wynn
Houston Astros
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Astros
Phillies top Cubs 4 3 on Money leadoff homer in eighth
Don Money belted a leadoff homer in the eighth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Money, his sixth of the season, provided the decisive run as Philadelphia erased a tie and held on with relief from Billy Wilson who retired Ernie Banks. Reynolds gave up two runs in the fourth on a Ron Santo single, a Hickman walk, and Joe Pepitone's double, while Larry Bowa's three hits sparked the first inning and the Phils added a run in the second on Money's wild pitch and John Vukovich's single. The Phillies then broke the deadlock in the seventh on Rotter Freed's two out double and Mike Ryan's single.
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Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
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Joe Pepi
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Wille Montanes
Holtzman
John Vukovich
Philadelphia
Rotter Freed
Mike Ryan
Piasecki Captures Indiana Women's Amateur Golf Title
Carmen Piasecki of South Bend won the Indiana Women’s Amateur at Pine Valley Golf Club Fort Wayne. The 21-year-old Notre Dame law student, nicknamed Miss Piasecki, finished 4 under par, overcoming Julie Armington who failed in a bid for a fourth title. Piasecki trailed early but surged with a nine hole afternoon stretch, finishing strong with a birdie on 28 and a late 5-foot birdie putt, securing the championship. Armington, 32, struggled with her putting and could not close the deficit after a two hole lead in the first round. The match capped a week-long event with Piasecki overcoming each opponent to claim the title.
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Retired NFL Receiver Ends Unclear Career Marked By Exits
A perplexing AP report notes a 30 year old end from a previously feared offensive unit has officially retired from professional football. He reportedly sought a bid with the New England Patriots but failed a physical. Details remain murky surrounding his post retirement plans and any remaining medical or contractual status.
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A's Rally Past Tigers in High-Scoring 9-7 Win
Oakland Athletics defeated Detroit 9 to 7 after trailing early as Hunter drove in runs including a two on a home run and Sal Bando homered twice. Ed Brinkman and Aurebert Rodriguez homered for Detroit, Jim Northrup added an RBI, and Dick Green contributed a two-run double before Oakland pulled away late with key defensive plays.
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Yankees 6 Brewers 2 in Stottlemyre win
AP takes from a game where Bobby Murcer Felipe Alou and Jerry Kenney led New York past Milwaukee 6 to 2. Murcer had three hits driving in two as the Yankees built a first inning lead and extended it with Rob Blomberg and Alou scoring on timely hits. An unearned Brewers error aided NY's fourth inning offense as Kenney later delivered a bases loaded single sealing the win.
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Alou
Ron Blomberg
Horace Clarke
Royals Rally Past Indians for Sixth Straight Losses
The Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 4 as May and McDowell conspired to tighten a five run game. May drove in the first of four fifth inning runs, Schaal delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly, Otis scored twice and added a seventh inning double. Rojas added two RBIs with a single as Gail Hopkins contributed a double and May a single in the sixth.
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Cleveland
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Paul Schaal
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Rojas
Gail Hopkins
Otis
Fromer
Minor League Box Scores From The Crib Season
Jumbled box score recounting minor league baseball with player names such as Harmen Mane and Sarge Raley appearing amid garbled lines. The fragmentary text lists batters and fielders like Morel and Soares, referencing positions and possible game actions while a muffled box score format hints at a score tally and team mentions.
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Sarge
Nteecanson
Spey
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Peck Winner In ACC Junior Invitational Champion
Peck w cxssewood Coun try was the overall individual champion in the Anerson Coun try Club Junior Invitational, firing a 73 to win. Woodland Country Club led the team race as their squad claimed top honors. Other age groups featured solid scores with Thom son and Rick Study posting 77 in the 16-17 bracket, Cue Inada 75 and Bruce Johnson 79 in 14-15, Hall and Dukes 9 in 12-13. The field also noted Mount Vernon and Greenfield results in a rain affected opener and make-up.
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Dave Gooden
Tom
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Marauders Win Leads Can Am Pole at Glen
Watkins Glen New York AP Marauders win pole as Mark Donohue sets a track best lap of 1 minute 8 seconds at 129.60 mph in a McLaren.Teammate Pete Revson 131.75 mph in Ferrari 512M clinches second. Jacky Ickx 127.32 mph in Ferrari follows. Jackie Stewart 130.37 in Lola Chevrolet struggles on Glen’s layout as six hour race begins Saturday. Denis Hulme leads first day as Can Am title chase centers on Ferrari and Porsche entries with prize money at stake.
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Switzerland
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Park League Scores National Dodgers 6 Cubs 3 Reds 11 Cardinals 6
Park League today reported Dodgers defeated Cubs 6 to 3 and Reds topped Cardinals 11 to 6 in national play. American section shows Red Sox 1 Indians 6 with the Indians securing the win.
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Braves Trade May and Gilliam to Hawks for Hazards and Shambers
Buffalo Braves announce a trade sending Don May and Herman Gilliam to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Walt Hazord and Jerry Shambers. May averaged 20.2 points per game for Buffalo last season and was the Braves' second-leading scorer. Hazord was among the NBA's top assist leaders, averaging 16.4 points per game.
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Hazzard
NBA
Trevino Goes Fishing Palmer Fires 70 Still leads Westchester Golf
Arnold Palmer stretched his lead to two strokes in round two of the Westchester Golf Classic. Trevino, having swept the Open championships in a four week span, fired a 75 after announcing he was going fishing. He carried a 146 total and left the clubhouse to an undisclosed destination. Bob Smith and a trio led by Gibby Gilbert chased Palmer, who shot 134 to sit two under par. Defending champion Bruce Crampton and others trailed, with Nicklaus hampered by an eye infection.
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N.Y
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Lee Trevino
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Larry Wood
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George Bout
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Stokes
Packer Star Starr to Undergo Shoulder Surgery
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr will have a biceps tendon transplant to repair a throwing arm injury. The operation is set for Wednesday after reporting to Mayo Clinic. recovery is projected at about 12 weeks. Starr joined the Packers in 1956 and led them to four championships. three other quarterbacks compete in camp.
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Bart
Devine
James W. Nelsen
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Dataana Sterne Ole Goa at Prise Los Angeles
In a sparse, garbled steam of names and places, the note lists participants and matchups including Sterne, Odom, Butler, and Chidegs across locations like Detrost and Balmnore with scattered scores or weights such as 44 and 41 and a price cue 35¢ at RAINS.
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Mina Hon
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Detrostaint Uoane City
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