Bradley Dominates as White Sox Top A's 4-0
Chicago right-hander Tom Bradley pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts and 3 RBIs to lift the Chicago White Sox past the Oakland Athletics 4-0, snapping Oakland’s five game win streak. Bradley improved to 16 hits and two earned runs allowed in 26 innings, while Reggie Jackson had a late single for the A’s. The game featured Herrmann’s two out double and Bradley’s early run-scoring single, with Chicago building a first inning lead and holding on.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs as Willie Mays Drives In Four
In Candlestick Park the Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 4 53 to extend their winning streak to six. Willie Mays homered twice and drove in three runs, moving to 3 081 career NL hits and tying Cap Anson for fifth on the all time list. Curls Speier had three singles and an RBI, Don Mincher and Bobby Bonds contributed key hits, while Gaylord Perry pitched a complete game for his third straight win. The Giants move to 9-2 against the Cubs this year and host a doubleheader tomorrow with Steve Stone and Rich Robertson on the mound.
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Thompson Blahs to Big Home Run Chant Rescue
San Francisco Giants announcer Thompson known for his bland home run call may get a new chant via KSFO contest. Listeners submit ideas to replace It s merely It s outta here with attempts like Adios mother and other playful quips reflecting fans creative attempts to energize the broadcast.
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Unconscious wins California Derby in record time at Golden Gate
Unconscious, the odds on favorite, dominated the California Derby at Golden Gate Fields clocking 1:47 15 for 1 1/8 miles to win by three lengths. Dominant Star and Steal A Dance trailed as Triple Bend rallied, with Crimson Clem third. The victory boosts Unconscious toward the Kentucky Derby, with trainer John Canty and owner Art Seeligson Jr confident for the next race.
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Knicks clash with ABC over playoff TV interviews
In a tense NBA playoff day, the Knicks refused postgame TV spots for players after New York beat Baltimore in New York. Baltimore players and injured Lakers star Jerry West joined Twinsman on air while Knicks officials cited media responsibilities and dressing room access, sparking a broader dispute with ABC and press coverage.
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Giants Bat Day scene at Kin He 4 blasts Peony har
Giants outfielder turns on a Kin He 4 blast as Cubs face a late rally. Willie is congratulated by coach John Men at first base while Gay forderry handles pitching, setting the scene for the celebratory moment.
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