Montaner Triples Spark Phillies Over Reds 5-3 Nightcap
Phillies defeat Reds 5-3 as Montaner belts a two run double in the 12th while Pirates topple Mets 6-0 with late offense. Broad recap notes late innings and key hits from Sanguillen, Montanez, and McCarver amid road action.
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Pirates roll past Mets in six run rout
Pittsburgh blanked New York 6 to 0 as Ellis earned his ninth straight win. Garr hit his sixth homer, and Jatum rejoined the Bosox team tale appears garbled but notes Pirates dominant pitching and timely hits in Baltimore.
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Pirates top Mets as Stargell fuels 68 victory on TV
In a nationally televised game the Pirates beat the New York Mets 68 to ?, led by Willie Stargell and a Glenn Jones bases loaded triple. The win gives Pittsburgh a four game NL East lead over the Mets. The rest of the box shows Jones, McDowell, Simmons, and other players contributing in a crowded box score.
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Blue Wins 15th For A's As Campaneris, Blue Shine
Oakland stars deliver a seven hit gem with Vida Blue gaining his 11th victory and Bert Campaneris stealing home. The A's rally past the Twins 3 2 in a late effort as Bando, Duncan and Rudi push a decisive lead. Roy Corbin offers a tight start but Blue relaxes late to seal the win.
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Orioles Roll Past Senators 7-2 Behind McLain Rough Night
Washington AP report notes Baltimore Orioles pound Denny McLain for 16 hits and hand him his 15th straight loss as Pat Dobson improves to 5-4. Powell leads with three singles and a double driving in three while Paul Blair adds four hits and Frank Robinson drives in three. Orioles score two in the first, one as Washington ties, then three more in the sixth including Robinson’s triple.
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White Sox win 5 1 as Andrews stars and John shuts down Royals
Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 5 1 behind Mike Andrews from second on a strikeout and a strong pitching outing by Tom John. Fred Patek hit a leadoff homer for KC, while Jerry Maye and Bill Melton contributed runs for Chicago. Brewers edge Angels 3 2 in 10 innings as Roberto Pena drives in go ahead run.
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Walt Disney World Open Added to 1971 Golf Tour
NEW YORK AP The 15000 Walt Disney World Open has been added to the 1971 PGA tour at Orlando Florida on December 25. The event will be played on the Magnolia course at the Walt Disney vacation park set to open in October.
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Braves Win Opener as Expos Rally in Nightcap
Atlanta’s Hank Aaron belted a homer and Felix Millan drove in two as the Braves built a 3-0 lead in the opener before Montreal surged. Ron Fairchild and Bob Bailey sparked the Expos in the nightcap with timely hits, including a two-run double.
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