Wilbur Wood Wins Tenth Wilbur Wood Wins Tenth
In New York Wilbur Wood pitched a two hit shutout and Mel Stottlemyre was edged in a 2-0 game. Carlos May hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the White Sox past the Yankees for their sixth straight win. Wood improved to 10-? with the win.
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Royals Rally Past Red Sox 4-2 With Ninth-Inning Burst
Fred Patek tied the game with a two-run double and Amos Otis delivered a two-run single as Kansas City erased a 2-0 deficit in the ninth at Fenway Park, beating Boston 4-2 to extend their win streak over the Red Sox. Danny Cater drove in both Boston runs, including a sacrifice fly and an RBI double, but the Royals pulled away late.
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Baseball scores roundup from Monday and Wednesday
National League results show Atlanta beating New York 8 7 in Atlanta while Texas tops Milwaukee 7 1 in the American League contests Kansas City defeats Boston 4 2 and Chicago cups New York 2 0 Texas overwhelms Milwaukee 4 0 in later games Oakland loses to Baltimore 6 0 Evansville beats Omaha and Indianapolis edges Iowa in separate reports Wednesday slate includes New York Chicago Detroit Minnesota Milwaukee Texas Baltimore Cleveland and California matchups with pitchers Curtis Bradley Kekich Woodson Hand McNally Odom Clark plus Sutton Gibson Matlack Kelley Fryman Stone and others noted in night games
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Rangers 4 Brewers 0 as Broberg shines in Arlington
ARLINGTON AP Pete Broberg pitched a three hitter and drove in two with a fourth inning double as the Texas Rangers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4 0. Broberg struck out six walked two and earned his fifth win in nine decisions and his second shutout. The Rangers led 2 0 in the first on Dalton Jones' two run single and added two more in the fourth on a walk to Larry Bunker Toby Harrah's single and Broberg's double. Lockwood took the loss allowing four runs and four hits. The Brewers have dropped six straight.
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Anthony Cracks Top Twenty In Portland Open Victory
Earl Anthony of Tacoma Washington earns 4000 dollars for winning the Portland Open and adds 2200 from a second place finish. The result moves him into the top twenty money winners for the season as Nelson Burton Jr continues to lead with 41110 through 14 events. Other top contenders include Gus Lampo Don Johnson Larry Laub Mike Durbin and Butch Gearhart among the leaders in pro bowling prize money.
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Ratliff Signs With KC-Omaha Kings
Mike Ratliff of Eau Claire Wisconsin signed a two year contract with the Kansas City Omaha Kings. The terms were not disclosed.
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Ex-Chef To Swim Florida Straits
Walter Poenisch, a Grove City Ohio native and former cookie chief, plans to swim the 200 mile route through the Straits of Florida from Marathon toward Fort Lauderdale protected by a 20 by 15 by 30 foot shark cage. He expects 45 to 50 hours in rough, shark filled seas, aiming to set a record though no formal records exist. His 25 year old wife Faye will feed him from the companion boat as he endures the dangers of shark valleys and the Devil's Triangle.
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Rochester Names Galen Smith Head Coach At Rochester High
Rochester Indiana Galen Smith 14 year coaching veteran was named Tuesday head coach at Rochester High School He replaces Jim Powers who resigned to take a similar post at Elkhart Smith guided Oak Hill to the semi state last season and coached there for four years
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Major League Box Scores Philadelphia Cincinnati
Readable box score segment shows Philadelphia and Cincinnati tallying runs with names Harmon Rose Morgan Luzinski and Foster among others. Key hits include 2B by Tolan Luzinski and HR by Foster Luzinski Presa. Pitchers listed include KReyards Grimsley and Borbon with line scores and errors noted.
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Veterans Try To Repeat At Mount Lawn
Four veteran stock-car drivers will compete Sunday night June 18 at Mt. Lawn Speedway New Castle. Alex Burke Dennis Muncie Bill Lemon and Bill Miller headline the card with prior May and June wins. Gates open 6 pm time trials followed by heats trophy dashes and 2 lap features for modified and super six divisions.
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Giants Running Back Tucker Frederickson Retires
New York Giants star running back Tucker Frederickson announced his retirement after an NFL career troubled by injuries. He cited an inability to play the way he wants and ends a long, rugged period in the league.
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Reds Sweep Phillies Behind Grimsley and Borbon
Cincinnati won 4-2 to complete a twinbill sweep over Philadelphia as Grimsley pitched seven innings with eight strikeouts before Borbon secured the save. In the opener Denis Menke drove in three runs with a single and triple as Cincinnati prevailed 8-4, extending their streak to six straight wins and 13 of 14.
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Regenold Signs Pact With Milwaukee Bucks
Jim Regenold former Madison Heights and Ball State guard signed a contract with the Milwaukee Bucks. He averaged 21.5 points per game last season and left Ball State as the all time scorer with 1 685 points. Regenold set Ball State scoring records including 716 points as a junior and 292 field goals. He earned All Midwestern Conference honors in his final year.
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Dodgers Nip Cardinals in tight two to one win
Veteran Manny Mota stole home in the sixth and drove in the tying run with a sacrifice in the eighth as the Dodgers edged the St Louis Cardinals 2-1. Mota singled, advanced on an error, and slid home ahead of Ted Simmons. Lou Brock doubled and scored in the eighth but Jim Brewer retired St Louis to preserve the victory for Los Angeles.
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Indy District Golf Tourney cut to 36 holes in rain
Indy District Golf Association classic at Speedway golf course ends Wednesday after rain washed out rounds two and three of the 54 hole event. Dick Roberts of Anderson leads after round one with 70. Rod Swineheart 73, Phil Sullivan 74, Steve Barnett 77, Don Granger 80 remain in contention though chances dim.
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Northwestern High track coach resigns as head coach
Bob Rodibaugh resigned Tuesday as head track coach at Northwestern High School in Kokomo Indiana but will remain as cross country coach and teacher. The move ends his tenure leading the track program while keeping him in other athletic and academic roles at the school.
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Aaron's Blast Delivers Braves Comeback Victory
Hank Aaron belted a 650th career homer for the Atlanta Braves in the 10th inning to beat the New York Mets 6 5 at Atlanta Stadium. A Mets error sparked an eighth inning rally, with Dusty Baker and Tommie Agee contributing, as Atlanta erased a 5 2 deficit.
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Expos Tie Astros 5-1 Behind Torrez Three-Hitter
Montreal pitcher Mike Torrez held Houston to three hits through six innings and Mick Igensen hit a two run homer as the Expos defeated the Astros 5-1. Torrez, off to a better start after a poor 1972 season, carried a no hit bid until Jimmy Wyne’s single broke it in the sixth.
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Showers Halt Richmond Region Golf Tournament Playoffs
Rain washed out the Richmond regional high school golf meet as playoffs named medalists and determined a team winner at different sites. Bloomington edged North Central for the team crown, while Logansport’s Jim Kinnear claimed medalist honors in a one hole playoff with Fort Wayne Snider.
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