Mets Edge Cubs In Rally For Early Victory
The Mets trailed early but rallied past the Cubs 5 4, scoring five runs in the fifth to take a lead they never relinquished. Tommie Agee homered, Cleon Jones and Art Shamsky supplied key hits, and Clendenon delivered a decisive late-inning double to seal the win. Cubs starter Ferguson Jenkins struggled after a strong start as New York seized control in front of a big crowd.
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New York Mets
Bown
Hal Lad
Gary Sutherians
Duffy Dyer
Oscar Gambio
Mont Ellis
Johnson
San Diego
Dalby
Masxvill
Ellisglove
Javelr
Hinning
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Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Ken Benwell
Wayne Garrett
Jerry Grate
Tommie Agee
Tug McGrasy
New York
Cleon Joes
Art Shamsky
Clendenon
Cardinals top Pirates 6 1 as Reiss hurls nine hitter
Rookie Jerry Reiss pitched a nine hitter for St. Louis while Dock Ellis was rocked in a five run second inning. The Cardinals defeated the Pirates 6-1 Monday night in the first game of a doubleheader. Franks Miculi, owner of the San Francisco Warriors, signaled interest in two professional basketball leagues pending the Denver Rockets signing. He alleged the ABA NBA merger talks were contradicted after NBA executives approved the merger date.
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Brock
Maxvill
Jose Cardenal
Reuss
al Oliver
Bltis
Orlando Penashy Gol
Richie Allan
Cardinals
Cardenal
Pirates
Oliver
Jerry May
Pinchhitter
Matty Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Jerry Reiss
St. Louis
Dock Ellis
Michigan
Ralph Simpson
Teady
Vole
Simpson
Mienli
ABA
Rick Mount
Charlie Scott
Spencer Haywood
Micah
Rockets
NBA
Atlanta
Jack Dolph
Wetnisday
Rebs
Shupson
Mieulil
Delph's
Ringsley
Denver
Philadelphia
Levron Johnson
Eis Shanysie
Woody Wyad
Freeman
Butts
Weed
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Cheslam
Marsh
Montreal
Cheatam S
Esitene Aubletierter
Phillies
Ruet
Billman
Expos
Gamphel
Taylor
Esave
Bill Neate Stoneman
Larry
Porter Rodewald Top Flight Winners In ACC Tourney
Porter and Rodewald captured the top flight in the ACC Tourney with a 4 139 score. The Augusta national flight went to Weiler and Laid with 147, Pebble flight to Burr and Major with 53.4, Warwick Hills to Austin and Jones with 159, Pinehurst Might to Glazier and Schecter with 1th, and Firestone to Horton and Strat with 172. Simpson merger talk dominates NBA ABA notes.
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Dick Perley
Ken Siedel
Caplure
Anderson Country Club
M. R. Weiler
Dave Laird
Augusta
Mark Burr
Mick Major
Warwick Hills
L.W. Austin
Robert Jones
J. S. Glazier
L. Schecter
Pinehurst
Firestone
Horton
RW. Strat
WRC Race Remains Tight As Top Teams Win Close Games
In a tight WRC contest top teams each secured narrow victories. Players Woodruff Barrett Wilkerson Capella and Wandruyff contributed key points as Coca Cola edged Pepsi Cola with a final score around 92 to 100 amid a high tension race.
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Madison Avenue
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Woodruff and
Barrett
Wilkerson and
Capella
Wandruyff
Emge
Pont
Stranweite
National League standings and local scores reported
The page summarizes league standings and game results across several teams. It lists Chicago New York Philadelphia and Montreal in pennant races, notes individual performances by players such as Hays and McCormick, and reports scores from multiple doubleheaders and late games, including Mount Vernon, Yorktown, and Baylor outcomes. It also mentions American and National League results, with standings, player stats, and local box scores.
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Gary Parks
Manet
Garner
R. Baker
Thor Limited
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Corzine
Mothwain
Dickerson
England
Bulldogs
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Ak Ae
Baylor
Dbs
Lance
McCormick
John Barcas
Young
Pumellus Alexander
Cabyrna
Hays
Auratia
Jim Howell
Ka Avis
Sin Viexo
Mounen
Stone Vernon
Coke
Heonett
Jon
Hon Buckner
Encruer
Atarkee
Goebring
Mount Vernon
Gui
Ashimere
Howard
Yorktown
Hall
Reiley
Mall
Vernon
Berry
Yumiers
Godlove
Bearsanto
van Winkleerenes
Kelley
Boon
Patterson
Msavere
Lan
American
Elylston
Coca-Cola
Franklin Minweo
Ding
Goddove If
Thacker
Asfigmana
Jerry Tayine
Wes Oe
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Ra Ware
Wanscott
Olitalsapple
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Taylor
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Bodkin
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Frankton Eagles Kepisters
Owen
Seroul
Byg Anon
Dave Morgan
Wright
Sue
Akion
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Supousanctona Highland
Iuex
Golf Center
Harper
Tr Rousers
Fates
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Brown and Hames
Navy
Owen Hamilton
Telebs
Anderson Golf Center
Shensadaah
Sterger
Familton Ueights
Aon
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Nents
Saunders
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Jones
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Baralon
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Stanley
Pepsi-Cola
Elks
Anderaon
Hoosier
Emges
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Aise
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Jennings
Indiana Hoosiers Rally Past Kentucky 79 in Louisville
Indiana edged Kentucky 79 to 30 at Freedom Hall as Frank Kendrick sparked the comeback with 17 points and 15 rebounds. Bob Whitley added 7 points and 10 boards, while Bill Bradley led Indiana with 19 points as the Hoosiers improve and regroup for the upcoming rematch.
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Kentucky
Fresco, Hall
Louisville
Lam
Jin Bradley
Chicago
Roosevelt
John Yom Lehman
FR Bi Bunton
Hoosier
Freedom Hall
Bradley
Frank Kendrick
Indianapolis Tech
Bob Whitley
Attucks
Kendrick
Hoosiers
Whitley
Bill Bradley
Steoslers
Dave Shepherd
Shepherd
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Hey
Slinkle Fieldhouse
Closs
Tim Clark
Clark
Pirates Sell Hartenstein in Cash Deal
Connie Mack's Pittsburgh Pirates sold right handed reliever Chuck Hartenstein to the St. Louis Browns for cash. Hartenstein posted a 4.50 earned run average over 17 games with Pittsburgh, working 23 innings. Remy and Loomis were also mentioned in connection with the deal.
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UPI
Thelf Gee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guile Lam
Piteller
Chuck
Remy
St. Lows
Ames Bivronin
Ayn
Janenstein
Alben
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