Pinson's 4-4 Leads Reds To 8-5 Victory
Vada Pinson goes 4 for 4 driving in the Reds 8-5 win over Philadelphia. His eighth inning double with Floyd Robinson aboard delivers the decisive run as Cincinnati seizes Game and evens the series. Pinson lifts his average to .285 and notches his 300th Reds double. Sammy Ellis allows five runs on nine hits with seven walks as Cincinnati tallies 15 hits.
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Tom Phoebus
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George Brunet
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Jim Fregosi
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Braves rally on Alou grand slam in 6-2 win over Pirates
Felipe Alou delivered a grand slam as Atlanta defeated Pittsburgh 6-2 and chased St. Louis in the NL standings. The Braves, riding a four-game win streak, face a key 19-game stretch against the top three NL teams, while Joe Torre and Ken Johnson figured in the decisive sixth.
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Associated Press
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St Louis, Cincinnati, Other Wednesday Scores
Es standings list games between St Louis at Cincinnati Atlanta at Chicago and Houston at New York plus Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh and results California 2 Minnesota 0 Boston 7 Detroit 1 Baltimore 6 New York 1 Washington 4 Cleveland 2 Today Chicago at California Minnesota at Kansas City Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore
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Senators Win Streak Hits Eight To Match 1949 Mark
Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 4-2 to extend their winning streak to eight, tying a 1949 club record. Tiant took the loss as Washington’s bats produced three early runs and the crowd at D C Stadium stayed fired up for a possible club turnaround.
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Tiant
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Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Max Alvis
Pedro Gonzalez
Fred Valentine
Mike Epstein
Paul Casanova
Joe Arcue
Larry Brown
Harmon called up by Phillies in Class A farm system
OU shortstop Terry Harmon, 1965 All American, promoted from Portsmouth Va. to the Philadelphia Phillies farm club. Harmon hit .222 for Portsmouth. Emmett Taylor reports four runners in the 400 meters finals qualified for the U S Pan American team, with Taylor finishing fourth and to run the 600 relay in Winnipeg. Miami of Ohio brochure shows Bo Schembechler portrait and coach of the year trophy. Dave Young named sports info director. Bears halfback Jon Arnett retires from the NFL due to business interests in Los Angeles.
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Ohio University
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Portsmouth
Harmon
Emmett Taylor
Messenger Sports Desk
Miami
Ohio
Bo Schembechler
Dave Young
Chicago
Jon Arnett
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Gasco clinches Athens Little League title with 7 1 win
Gasco remains undefeated at 12 0 atop Athens Little League after a 7 1 victory over Kiwanis. Tolson earned the win for Gasco as Inbody homered and tripled, with Beasley Champlin and Tolson also contributing multiple hits. Kiwanis finishes 5 7 1, Medics top University Volkswagen 5 4, K of C 14 5 over Logans.
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Stan Partridge
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Kosival
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Don Skinner
Kaslers
Don Wood
Rob Smith
Bill Moorehead
Opha Keller
Little League Jonesys
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East Has Narrow Lead In Olympics Action At Athens
In Athens second day action for senior boys and girls opens at 7:30 p.m. in the Athens High School gym with basketball table tennis checkers and tetherball. Seniors play East Morrison and The Plains West. junior softball and kickball events at 6:30 p.m. at Ohio University fields. Monday results list Morrison top in some pairings while East leads with 32 points and Morrison close behind at 31 points as West and The Plains trail.
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Kansas City Fights to Retain Club Amid Move Rumors
Kansas City debates losing the Athletics as owner Charles O. Finley faces rumors of a Milwaukee move. Investors led by Richard J. Stern plan to bid, while Finley denies the story. Other clubs could back him, but local leaders urge action to restore crowd confidence. Attendance sits at 450,707, down 89,665 from 1967, yet ahead of Washington and Cleveland.
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Chicago White Sox
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A’s
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White Sox
Frazier Chuvalo Field Starts Title Tourney
New York AP Frazier, 23, unbeaten in 16, meets Canadian star George Chuvalo, 29, in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Outcome could boost Frazier toward or delay world heavyweight title claim. telecast 10 p.m. EDT by Garden RKO.
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Bowling Monday Kickoff at Local Lane Event
Sports brief notes bowling trivia and scores with top scorers Bill Adams 211 604 Linda Walls 212 Charm House 675 1868. Mentions Seven-Up and local shops including Hunters Grocery Frisches Big Boy Sinclair and Liewellyn's. Event appears to involve community bowling night with participants and businesses listed.
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