Expos Stop Gibson Padres Edge Reds Montreal Nips Gibson Streak
Montreal battered Bob Gibson for three first inning runs as the Expos defeated the Cardinals 3 1 ending Gibson s nine game winning streak. Gibson allowed nine hits struck out three and walked four in seven innings. Bill Stoneman held Cincinnati to five hits as his team beat the Reds. Carlton retired the first 13 in Cincinnati but Cesar Geronimo led a two run inning with a single off him in the fifth. Jim Hickman's infield hits aided the Phillies win as Kirby worked into the sixth. Pappas allowed eight hits and struck out four in a Mets win over Philadelphia.
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Phillies 16th straight for Carlton as Montanez wins it
Millie Montanez belted a two run homer in the ninth to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs as Steve Carlton earned his 16th consecutive win. Carlton allowed four hits and struck out seven in a pitching duel that sealed the Phillies’ late surge.
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Pacers Reward Leonard With Expanded Front Office Role
Indianapolis AP reports Bobby Leonard receives a multi year contract with Indiana Pacers adding scouting drafting marketing Pacers products and broader front office duties. Leonard will coordinate Pacers operations oversee talent evaluation and help shape team strategy while maintaining his coaching roots and executive responsibilities.
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Ioers Acquire John Block From Bucks
Veteran forward John Block was acquired by Philadelphia from Milwaukee in a late 1970s trade. The deal included Block and the Bucks second round pick in the 1973 draft plus cash, completing a prior swap involving Wally Jones. Block, 22, was a second round pick by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1965 and has a career scoring average around 12.6 points per game.
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Craib's Ace Seeks Scotland Trip in National Sweepstakes
New York report says Paul Craib of Crystal Lane Amarada is a strong contender in the Rusty Nail Hotel-One Sweepstakes. The event, sponsored by Drambuie Company of Edinburgh, Scotland, offers a trip to Scotland and cash prize. The winner will be announced next year.
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Burkell and Barnett Lead In Ellison Realty Note
Fragmentary OCR item lists names Burkell and Barnett, Rica and Williams, and Montgomery with an elective party marker. Indicates real estate or realtor context and a third place marker HR Montgomery, suggesting a political or professional listing.
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Dick Allen Tops Majors With 26th Home Run Lead
Chicago White Sox outfielder Dick Allen moved into the major league home run lead with his 26th as Chicago defeated Kansas City 5 0. Tom Bradley shut out the Royals on four hits while Ken Boswell? No, Chicago remains strong behind Allen.
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Yankees Win Nightcap to Split Doubleheader with Red Sox
New York pitchers shut out Boston in the nightcap after a four-run ninth inning in the opener. Bob Montgomery belted a three-run homer in the fourth, while Mel Stottlemyre and Sparky Lyle preserved the comeback. The Red Sox rallied late but fell short as Boston dropped the second game 9-6.
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Buckner’s Homer Lifts Dodgers Past Astros
Buckner’s homer sends Dodgers past Astros as Pirates top Seaver. Mets lose ground. Pirates widen NL lead to six games over second place Mets, fastest margin of season for defending champions.
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Pirates 3 Mets 1 in opening game of series
Pirates beat Mets 3 to 1 as Tom Seaver walks two and allows four hits through seven innings. Stargell hits his 21st homer and Sanguillen adds an RBI single. Dock Ellis allows one run in relief but takes the loss as Pittsburgh's offense backs Seaver with timely hits.
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Major Leagues Schedule From Saturday Events
Detroit at Milwaukee, Chicago at Boston, New York at Cleveland, Baltimore, Texas at California, Montreal at New York, San Francisco at Atlanta, San Diego at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Houston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St Louis at Chicago with multiple late afternoon and evening starts. Matches feature pitchers and broadcast times, listing several team matchups across the league.
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City Tournament Opens Monday as Babe Ruth Drafts Round One
The BA City Tournament begins Monday with seven first division teams in action at South and Crawford venues. Defending pennant winners include CCA 045, Frisch's Big Boy, Bennett's Building and Lumber, and others in American, National, and International League races. First round byes go to Bennetts, CCA, Deckers, Sprite, Frisch's, and Guide Lamp.
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Two Veterans Added To Roster For Memorial Benefit
Mick Barry and Billy Cunningham, two veteran stars of professional basketball, have accepted invitations to participate in the Maurice Stokes Memorial benefit basketball game on August 18 at Kulsher's Country Club, Monticello, N.Y.
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Wilhoite captures state women's golf crown in dramatic finish
Ann Wilhoite defeats Claudia Mayhew 8 4 in a tense title match at the Indiana Country Club, finishing with a 42-hole event after a late rally that included back-to-back birdies on 17 and 18. The win makes Wilhoite the first to claim both Indiana and national league titles in a single season, with Mayhew matching par early but slipping after lunch. The two players, Carmel and Indianapolis natives, drew strong support as several ABA and NBA players observed the high level of competition.
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Shadyside AllStars Clinch City Title in Dramatic Triumph
Shadyside Titth Urague's AllStars celebrate a city championship after a Tuesday win over Chesterfield. They depart Shadyside Park at 12:20 pm with a police escort for the Distelet 6 playoff in Haverstown, then plan a caravan to Magerstown for the road trip.
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Namath Still Not Signed Yet for Jets Camp
New York AP Namath contract talks with the Jets linger as Jim Walsh says Namath will stay in camp despite expired pact. Jets owner Iselin notes no new talks set yet, though progress mentioned. Namath reportedly seeks a two year 300 000 deal and may refuse NFL exhibition play until signed. The team opens with an Aug 3 exhibition versus San Francisco.
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Braves edge Giants 4 3 in opener of doubleheader
Atlanta’s Earl Wildond led the Braves to a 4 3 win over San Francisco as Garr and Bak- double helped back a strong pitching effort. The second game was rained out after a 50 minute delay in the third inning.
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