Giants Complete Game Shutout Of Mets 7 0
Giants rout Mets 7 0 in opener as Gibbon limits New York to four hits. McCormick fans six in six innings for San Francisco while Willie McCovey belts a homer and drives in two. Mets suffer two losses in the doubleheader with Estrada taking the loss in the nightcap.
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Hill Wins Memphis Open Title Despite Final Round Slump
Memphis Tennessee United Press International reports Dave Hill held a steady lead to win the Memphis Open with a 272 total five strokes ahead of Johnny Pott and others. Hill earned $20,000 top prize as the first leader to hold the lead through all four rounds in the tournament's 10 year history.
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Bell Traded to Red Sox for Horton and Dameter
Cleveland Indians ship pitcher Gary Bell to Boston in exchange for Tony Horton and Don Demeter. Bell, 30, had gone 14-1 last year but struggled this season with a 3.24 ERA. Horton, 22, hit .316 in 90 games and Demeter homered as a journeyman outfielder.
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Pennant Pursuit In Early Baseball News
Fragmentary reports reference pennant pursuit with mentions of Chicago and Philadelphia teams and a note about St Louis. The legible text hints at standings or matchups but lacks complete details or results.
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Sports Schedule Fragments Show Mixed Early Lineups
Fragmented OCR lists sports matchups with teams such as New York Chicago Kansas City Baltimore California and Washington, plus references to players like McDowell and Barnigh. It notes only games scheduled and includes unclear city pairings and scores.
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McKenzie Leads U S Past Uruguay In World Championship
Stan McKenzie, former NYU standout, scored 15 as the United States beat Uruguay 88-53 in World Basketball Championships. The U S improved to 5-0, setting up a key Tuesday clash with Russia. Italy defeated Paraguay 91-58, Mexico beat Peru 54-44, Yugoslavia defeated Poland 78-72.
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Rosewall Tops Laver In Classic Berkele y Match
Rosewall defeated world No 1 Rod Laver 4 6 7 4 8 6 in the Pacific Coast International Pro Tennis Championship at Berkeley. He rallied from 3 match points in the final set, broke Laver’s serve late, and received a standing ovation after the dramatic victory amid cold, windy conditions and a noisy gallery. Rosewall also played into a doubles win with Masewall over Laver and Stolle 1 4 6 4 6 4.
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Frenn sets unofficial world mark in obscure weight throw
Pasadena athlete George Frenn of the Pasadena Athletic Association achieved an unofficial world record in the 56-pound weight throw at the Rose Bowl Invitational. He hurled the weight 48 feet 3.75 inches, surpassing the previous mark of 45 feet 6.2 inches.
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Milosevic Leads Clippers Comeback Victory Over Stars
Milosevic came from the stands to spark a 21 comeback win for the California Clippers against the St. Louis Stars at Oakland Alameda County Stadium in front of 9,751 fans. Saccone and Pogrzeba and Gavrie scored while Obradovic praised Sele and Milosevic for lifting the team after a scoreless first half, with Carries marking the Clippers’ first goal since practice.
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Clipper Mario Bacsso Leads NPSL Clash Close to Lead
In yesterday's National Professional Soccer League game at the Coliseum St. Louis matched California Clipper Mario Bacsso as he aimed for a first half goal but Stara Rastis lav Matic blocked the play. The Clippers won 2 1 to move Inch closer to the Western Division lead.
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