Giants ride Perry gem to 7-1 win over Padres
San Francisco stays one game up in the NL West after Galen Perry pitched seven strong innings and Chris Speier belted a three run homer to lift the Giants past San Diego 7-1. Ed Acosta matched Perry in a tight duel as McCovey and bonds drove in runs in the first.
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Giants Win 7-1 as Dodgers Skid Deepens in L.A.
Giants beat the Dodgers 7-1 in Los Angeles. Willie McCovey scored on a wild throw by Enzo Hernandez that allowed two Giants runs. Duke Sims hit a 3rd inning homer and Manny Mota appeared for the Dodgers in relief.
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Angels GM blasts arbitration ruling over Alex Johnson
Angels general manager Dick Walsh condemned an arbitration panel decision in favor of Alex Johnson, calling it inconsistent with the facts. He said the club will continue seeking to remove Johnson from the roster, potentially by trading him to another team. The panel upheld fines but ruled the team’s suspension of Johnson valid, leaving questions about responsibility and penalties.
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Stanferd Stavelive game odds highlight rivals
Odds from Har rab'e Racalvek Tahoe show Stanferd favored by 14 over Stave live while California sits as an 11 point underdog to Obis State. UCLA is a 5 point edge over Oregon, Oklahoma leads L950 by five, Washington favored by one over Imhols, Texas favored over a newer team, and Utah by nine over Washington.
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A's win to set best record of season in Oakland
The Athletics beat Kansas City to reach their 100th victory, with Jim Hunter winning seven innings for his best season start. Bert Campaneris had an eighth inning single, and the Royals rode Mike Hedland through eight before a small crowd at Oakland.
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Unclear fragment hints at late season batting chase
Fragmentary report notes a batter pursuing a seasonal milestone with eight at bats across final games, aiming to overtake a competitor. Mentions Olive and Pattin and a team nickname, with incomplete context and no clear outcome.
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Mental strain catches up with Lotz on tour
Dick Lotz admitted mental fatigue after missing the cut at the Southern Open. He left for home with his wife Sharon and two children, planning a six week layoff and a return at the Kaiser International Open in Silverado, Napa, Oct 21 24. He will play four more events this year and eyes 1970 as a fresh start.
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Bunning Retires From Major League Baseball
Strikeout ace Bunning announced his retirement after 16 major league seasons. The 35 year old right hander with 224 wins and 2,906 strikeouts spent all his years with the Phillies and later Pittsburgh, Los Angeles Dodgers, and other clubs. He cited form and focus as reasons and planned to pursue golf and personal interests.
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Pennant pursuit at Bay Meadows afternoon race
A fragment from Bay Meadows racing notes shows a 2 p.m. pennant pursuit event. Details are incomplete but indicate scheduling and venue for the afternoon program.
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