Giants crush Mets as Mays and Bonds drive five
San Francisco wins 6 1 to widen NL West lead to six games behind a five run effort by Bobby Bonds and Willie Mays. Mays homered twice and Marichal earned his 12th win with seven strikeouts. Expos beat Dodgers as Sutherland stars, Cards sweep Pirates with Alou’s four hits, Reds top Cubs, Astros edge Braves, Padres rally past Phillies in a twin bill.
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Stockton Wins Massachusetts Classic In Dramatic Final Round
Dave Stockton of Westlake California broke a yearlong drought by winning the Massachusetts Classic at Sutton. He edged Ray Floyd by one stroke finishing 13 under par 275 for a $23,000 prize and moved to a $65,006 tournament purse in total earnings.
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A's top Yankees 6 4 in Blue's 22nd win on wild pitch
Vida Blue earned his 22nd victory with a eighth-inning wild pitch by Lindy McDaniel after a four run Oakland rally started by Dave Duncan and Dick Green. Bert Campaneris drove in both tying runs with a two run single as the A's beat the Yankees 6 4 before 45343.
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Frank Robinson would be Cleveland’s next manager here
In New York Earl Weaver says Robinson could manage anywhere citing his Puerto Rico success. Weaver recalls recommending Robinson to Cuevas for Santurce, where Robinson led to pennants. Economics loom as Indians may offer far less than Robinson’s Orioles pay, raising doubt he will move.
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Baseball radio logs list game broadcasts at 4:30 and 7:56 PM
Radio log entries show 4:30 p.m. baseball game A s versus Washington on KE ST 1450 and KFMR 10 3 and 7:56 p.m. baseball Gi against Philadelphia on K Se O.
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Pats win stadium debut 20 14 at Schaefer Stadium
Gino Cappelletti kicked two field goals and Carl Garrett scored on a 44 yard run to lead the New England Patriots to a 20 14 win over the New York Giants in their stadium debut at Schaefer Stadium before 68423 fans. Jim Nance added a nine yard touchdown for NE, their first win over a pre merger NFL team in 16 tries.
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