Wild Pitch Ends Cincy Win Streak At Seven
A wild ninth inning error on a Gary Nolan pitch allowed Bud Harrelson to score on a third base standup triple, giving the New York Mets a 2 1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and snapping Cincinnati seven game win streaks. The game featured Koosman limiting Cincinnati to four hits until Harrelson’s ninth inning hit and a late Mets defense as Mays delivered key hits. The Old Timer's Game was set for Saturday before the night game.
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Bud Harrelson
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Tommie Agee
Willie Mays
Bobby Tolan
George Foster
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Johnny Bench
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Jerry Koosman
Koosman
Tony Perez
Foster
Reds
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Joe Morgan
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Rusty Staub
Milner
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Ken Boswell
Dan Frisella
Tug McGraw
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Kansas City Royals
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Richie Scheinblum
Royals
George Scott
Tom Murphy
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Jim Lonborg
Joe Keough
Scheinblum
Cookie Rojas
Scott
Milwaukee
Brewers
Dave May
Ellie Rodriguez
Tom Reynolds
Cubs Halt Dodgers 4 0 Behind Hooton Homer Run Duo
Jim Hickman and Billy Williams homered to back rookie Burt Hooton who scattered six hits as the Cubs blanked the Dodgers 4 0 in Chicago. Glenn Beckett doubled for Los Angeles and Claude Osteen took the loss.
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Glenn Beckett
Hooton
Willie Crawford
Steve Garvey
Randy
Don Kessinger
Maury Wills
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Dodgers
Shepherd Heads Toward Ole Miss After IU Departure
Carmel high school star Dave Shepherd, Mr. Basketball 1970, left Indiana University after clashing with Coach Bob Knight. He signed a grant‑in‑aid to enroll at the University of Mississippi this fall, with Rebels coach Bob Jarvis present for the signing. The player praised Ole Miss for its run‑and‑gun style and the new gym seating about 9,000.
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Ind
Dave Shepherd
Indiana University
Bob Knight
University of Mississippi
Shepherd
Indiana
Rebels
Mississippi
Bob Jarvis
Jarvis
Shepherds
Astros win in 11th as Wynn hits game deciding homer
Jim Wynn, fined earlier for throwing his helmet, homered off Dick Selma leading off the 11th inning to give the Houston Astros a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Carlton held Houston to six hits with 13 strikeouts before leaving in the 11th.
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Houston
Don Wilson
Philadelphia
Jim Wynn
Dick Selma
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Wynn
Selma
Steve Carlton
Astros
Bonds Leads Giants to 6-1 Win Over Cardinals
Bobby Bonds hit his 10th homer as the San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1. Bonds opened with a double and connected for a 395 foot shot in the sixth with Tito Fuentes aboard. Don Carruthers earned the win with seven hits allowed, driving in a run himself.
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Bobby Bonds
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Bonds
Tito Fuentes
Giants
Rick Wise
Don Carruthers
Carruthers
Chris Speier
Dave Kingman
Dave Rader
Rader
Eliot Maddox
Major League Baseball Scores Roundup Unable to Format
Broad list of results from major leagues and minor details include wins and losses for teams such as Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago Kansas City Boston New York Cleveland California and others. Several games show postponed rain and night schedules with multiple player names and scores scattered throughout.
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San Francisco
Chicago
San Diego
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Cleveland
California
American Association
Wichita
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Evansville
Iowa
Indianapolis
Omaha
Cincinnati
Losmee
San Houston
Philadel
Innin Et Louis
Montreal
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Detroit
Bradley
Pattin
Paul
Stottlemyre
Splittorff
Parsons
Dobson
Blyleven
Perry
Hamilton
Niekro
Los Angeles
Downing
Pappas
Pizarro
McAnally
Kirby
Walker
Gentry
McGlothlin
Philadelphia
Houston
Roberts
Moffitt
T. Louis
West Oakland
St. Louis
Sink Fires Hockett To Victory
Dennis Sink struck out 20 and scattered four singles to deliver Hockett a 12 0 win over Cambridge City. Terry Fox led with three hits, Higgenbottom drove in two with a eighth inning triple, and Hockett built a 6 run fifth inning.
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Hockett
Cambridge City
Anderson
Terry Fox
Mike Speedy
Paul Higgenbottom
Fox
Watson
Link
Noblesville
Anderson Hockett
Rbi Porter
Willis
Haney
Cf Om
Ron
Gienn
Safford
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Goutiy
Ncccencaane
City
RBI Earlywine
McHorton
Griggs
Ron Smith
Rick Smith
Oo Hobbs
Cea
Carpenter
King
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U—Mayer
Davis
Prange Wins District Golf Title at Speedway Course
Bob Prange of Greenfield shot 70 in the final round to win the 52nd Indianapolis Golf Association District tourney at the Speedway course. He finished at 222 for the rain-shortened 54-hole event, with Ball State teammate Rockey Schooley and Indiana University golfers Gary Biddinger and Kent Frandsen one shot back at 223.
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Bob Prange
Greenfield
Indianapolis Golf Association
Speedway
Prange
Ball State University
Ball State
Rockey
Schooley
Frandsen
Lebanon
Biddinger
Westport
Dennis Dirks
Palmer, Orioles Blank Twins in 3-0 Shutout Victory
Jim Palmer pitched a 3-0 contest over the Minnesota Twins with ninth inning relief from Grant Jackson as Baltimore extended its winning streak to eight. Don Baylor hit a sacrifice fly for the decisive run while Paul Blair added a two run triple. Cesar Tovar singled and scored for Minnesota as Pittsburgh…
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Steve Biass
San Diego
Pittsburgh Pirates
Padres
Blass
Derrel Thomas
Thomas
Nate Colbert
Pirates
Fred Norman
al Oliver
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Oliver
Manny Sanguillen
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Houston
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Money
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Selma
Buford
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Carew
Baylor
Killebrew
Balk
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Oliva
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Jim Palmer
Minnesota Twins
Grant Jackson
Baltimore Orioles
Palmer
Jim Kaat
Don Baylor
Paul Blair
Cesar Tovar
Bobby Grich
Blair
Don Buford
Twins
Rod Carew
Harmon
Father and Son Tournament Pairings At ACC This Weekend
Anderson Country Club hosts its annual Father and Son event today and Sunday. Nine-hole first day for younger sons, 18 holes Sunday with dinner and trophy at 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday pairings list includes many local players and named participants.
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Anderson Country Club
C.E. Kuhl
D.R. Porter
Brett Conrad
C.E. Austin
Charie Austin
Norm Norris
Mike Norris
R.A. Morris
Jeff Morris
Tom Kuhl
C.D. Caldwell
Brent Caldwell
D.B. Myer
Chip Myer
T.G. Decker
Tom Decker
J.R. Armington
John Armington
GC. Hallenbeck
Dave Hallenbeck
Dan Hallenbeck
F.C. Donaldson
Tom Donaldson
David Donaldson
Stan Porter
Andy Porter
Steve Norris
Mark McMahan
D.M. Guinupp
Don Guinupp, Jr
W.G. Rose
Bob Rose
Mike Kuhl
Mark Pearlman
Scott Pearlman
C.D. Erskine
Dan Erskine
J.B. Burton
Brad Burton
R.L. Arnson
David Arnson
UAW and Mercer's Dominate Friday Softball Action
UAW 662 defeated Rainbow Estates 18 to 4 with 14 runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Janet Dennis hit a solo homer for UAW. Mercer's Auctioneering rolled past Hazelwood's Cats 16 to 3 led by Janet Schalk three run shot in the fifth.
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Mercer
Madison County
Rainbow Estates
Janet Dennis
Mercer’s
Hazelwood
Cats
Janet Schalk
Lawler
Rogers
D. Craig
V. Summitt
Dennis
Hazelwode
Mercer's
Wilkerson
Tolbert
Summerville
Hughes
Julius
Trinity Captures NCAA Tennis Title
Trinity University wins its first NCAA tennis team title as Dick Stockton and Bryan Gottfried beat Stanford All-Americans Roscoe Tanner and Alex Mayer in the semifinals and final day, ending UCLA Southern California’s 13-year run. Mayer injures a muscle. Stockton and Gottfried advance to the singles final.
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Dick Stockton
Bryan Gottfried
Stanford
Stockton
Roscoe Tanner
Gottfried
Alex Mayer
Trinity
UCLA
Southern California
Tanner
Mayer
Bengals
Williams Single Gives Braves Split
Ron Reed pitched a seven hit shutout and Earl Williams delivered a two run single as the Atlanta Braves beat the Montreal Expos 2-0 to split a doubleheader. Montreal won the opener 7-4 with a ninth inning rally.
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Earl Williams
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Ron Hunt
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Rico Carty
Williams
Carty
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Jim Fairey
Mets Sign Two Rookies Signings include Garbatini Slozar Cacek to farm club
The New York Mets announced the signing of three players from the University of Connecticut and California teen Craig Cacek. August Garbatini and John Slozar, both right handed and at first base respectively, join to report to the Marion Virginia Appalachian Rookie League club with other rookie prospect Cacek.
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New York Mets
University of Connecticut
August Garbatini
John Slo- Sar
Mets
Craig Cacek
Supulvada
Calif
Marion
Optimist Rodeo set for New Castle Memorial Park
Over 3000 dollars in prize money will be contested this weekend at the IRA sanctioned Optimist Championship Rodeo in New Castle Memorial Park. Cowboys Glen Bird and Ron Marlin head a strong lineup along with stunt riders Flying Shackletons Cliff Flatford and the Flatlanders, plus top rodeo clowns.
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Ron Marlin
Shackletons
Cliff Flatford
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Learn To Fly at Jessup Airport Flight Instruction
Flight instruction available at Jessup Airport near 500N 125E with tie downs. Call 642-5855 for details and schedule.
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