Marichal misses no hit bid as S F tops Cubs
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal hurls eight no hit innings before Cubs hits end the bid as the Giants win 9 0 behind a 15 hit attack. Dietz drives in three with a third inning homer while Foster homers in the second and Giants pull away with key runs in sixth. Cubs starter Ferguson Jenkins takes the loss.
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Pennant chase updates from April 17 1971 games
Saturday schedule shows California at Minnesota and Kansas City at Milwaukee with pitchers listed. Also Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore in night action. following day’s slate includes California Minnesota and New York Baltimore among others.
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Reggie's HR in 10th nips Chisox 5 4
Reggie Jackson belted a 10th inning homer for the Athletics, his third of the season, as Oakland beat Chicago 5 4. Rick Monday tied the game earlier with his third homer off Vicente Romo. The A's ended a five-game win streak while dropping the White Sox to a seven game skid. Bert Campaneris scored on a first inning error and Joe Rudi homered for Oakland.
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TV log highlights Saturday and Sunday sports slate
A bundled TV log lists sport programming from Saturday and Sunday including baseball Braves versus Phillies at 12 noon, roller derby two events, fishing, golf, boxing, pro basketball highlights, bowling, outdoors, auto racing, table tennis, horse racing, bullfights, hockey Stanley Cup, NBA playoffs, golf, roller derby, roller game, and late bullfights with varied start times and channel numbers.
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Wood tops Monsanto Open midway with 70
Larry Wood, second year pro and Sea Pines Open winner, shot a 70 to take a one stroke lead at 136 midway in the Monsanto Open. Dick Lotz slipped to second after a 73, while Gene Littler and Chris Blocker tied for third with 67s. Several big names missed the cut as the field readied for the weekend.
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Baseball radio log on air times vs. Chicago teams
A station log lists Oakland A's and Chicago White Sox games at 11 15 am 12 55 am and 1 16 am on KEST KFMR and KSFO 5801 with two A s
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Seaver Shuts Out Pirates In Return To Form
National League roundup highlights Tom Seaver back on his winning track with a three hit, one run effort against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Donn Clendenon homered as the Mets beat Pittsburgh 14. Buckner delivers the Dodgers in 10th for 6 5 win over the Astros. Gibson wins 192nd with Cardinals as Williams fuels Braves over Phillies.
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Alomar's Three-Run Triple Dodgers Angels Take Win over Twins
Sandy Alomar delivered a two-run eighth inning triple to spoil Jim Perry's bid for a shutout as the California Angels rallied to beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 in Minneapolis. Perry held the Angels scoreless for six and one third innings before Alex Johnson broke through with a seventh-inning single.
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Alcindor leads Bucks past Lakers to near NBA finals
Lew Alcindor scored 31 points and grabbed 21 rebounds as Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 117-94 in Inglewood. Bob Boozer added nine as Milwaukee moved within one win of the best-of-seven semifinal series. Wilt Chamberlain had 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers, who trailed early and could not slow the Bucks.
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Knicks edge Bullets to take 3-2 lead in East finals
Frazier scored 28 points including a clutch 28 second basket as the Knicks outlasted the Bullets 84 69 to seize a 3-2 series edge. Baltimore’s Jack Marin had 25 and Earl Monroe 23 while Willis Reed battled through a sprained right arm.
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