Expos Snap Streak With 4 3 Win Over Dodgers
Montreal Expos end a 20 game losing skid by edging Los Angeles 4-3 as Gene Mauch shifts to third base coach role. Jerry Robertson earned his first major league win, with Rusty Staub and Mack Jones delivering key homers aiding the comeback. Mets, Giants, and Astros post winners in various late rallies across the league.
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Expos
Los Angeles
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Rusty Staub
Mack Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Larry Dierker
Astros
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Braves
Jerry May
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Milt Pappas
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Yanks Sweep Sox as Mantle Day Inspires Pitching Boost
The New York Yankees, led by Mel Stottlemyre's three hitter and Bill Burbach's six, swept the Chicago White Sox 3-1 and 11-2 to reach .500 for the first time since May. Mantle’s retirement ceremony preceded the games, with Joe Pepitone homering and Horace Clarke driving in three. The Seattle Pilots beat the Orioles 7-5, while Lonborg and other major arms shaped a day of strong pitching across the league.
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Mark Belanger
Seattle
Mike Cuellar
John Kennedy
Gerry McNertney
Ray Oyler
Steve Barber
Sam McDowell
Indians
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Chicago
Carlos May
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Bobby Cox
Mantle Honored at Yankee Stadium Notable Day
At Yankee Stadium Mickey Mantle Day drew 60,096 fans as the Yankees retired Mantle's No. 7. New York swept Chicago 3-1 and 11-2 while Mantle, star of 536 homers, was celebrated for his long career and World Series memories.
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Major League Leaders Amid Noisy Batting Totals
A compilation of leading figures in American and National Leagues including batting at bats hits and home runs. Notable figures include Carew Howard and Brock in the NL with standout totals in runs batted in and hits. Pitching leaders show Stone Boldechun and Gibson among top strikeout makers.
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Minnesota
Petroceth
Boston
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Beltmore
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Kllebrew
Powell
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Washington
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Seattle
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Pittsburgh
C Jones
New York
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Chicago
McCovey
San Francisco
Alou
A Johnson
Cincinnati
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H. Aaron
Atlante
Jewison
Atlanta
Tolan
Aaron
Atlanta II
le May
Cineneti
R. Allen
Philadelphe
Brock St
Mergen Moreton
Stone
Time Change Delays Colt Leagues Start to 5 30 P.M
Summer schedule moves games to 5 30 p m from 4 30 p m and notes Page Chevrolet takes over the former Lamberh Page sponsorship. Chapman's Jewelers seeks coaches with City Recreation office contact listed. White Sox hurlers played 20 games last season the fewest in the American League.
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Lamberh-Page
Chapman
Jewelers
City Recreation Office
Chicago White Sox
Casper Wins Western Open Sets Open Goal After Victory
Buffalo Billy Casper fired a four under par 67 to win the Western Open at Midlothian by four strokes, earning 26000 and moving toward the U S Open in Houston. He shrugged off rain soaked conditions and said strong driving irons and late putts would make him tough to beat at the Open.
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Frank Beard
England
Peter Townsend
Gary Player
Julius Boros
George Archer
U.S
Jack Nicklaus
Unclear Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments Across Leagues
Fragmented box scores and schedule notes list results and upcoming games for multiple teams. Entries mention New York, San Diego, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis, Montreal, Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Boston, Cleveland, Kansas City, Minnesota, Washington, Detroit, Baltimore, and Houston with scattered innings and standings references.
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Neveland
Caiferine
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Kansas Cty
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Pittebe
Arienta
Maontren
St Louie
West Clinches All Star Baseball Series With 17 11 Finale
West tops East 17 11 in Columbus to sweep the three game series. Dave Coleman of Dayton Stebbins drives in six runs and is named West MVP. Dave Simpson of Lorain South hits a bases loaded homer for East as Cleveland Benedictine’s Mike Easter earns East MVP honors.
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Mike Easter
Cleveland
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Jet Stadium
Lucas Considers Retirement Amid Business Venture
Cincinnati star Jerry Lucas says retirement is possible if his restaurant business with Cook United Co. grows too large. The Royals forward, a top rebounder, explains he might miss playing but will decide after investing more in his venture.
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National Basketball Association
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Wise Edges Leas For Feature Win
Ted Wise of Hubbard wins the first heat and the 2% lap feature at Skyline Speedway. J D Leas, starting last, leads the feature briefly before engine trouble drops him to second. Dean Mast and Steve Ungar contend for third before Ungar spins.
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Skyline Speedway
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Steubenville
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Dean Mast
Dover
Steve Ungar
Garretsville
Ungar
Tom Dixon
Marietta
Mast
Larry McPeak
Parkersburg
Leas
Cassella
Weirton
W. Va
Bud Framer
Chillicothe
Dave Reed
Ragland
Athens American Legion defeats Wellston 11-3 in nine innings
Athens, now 1-2, defeated Wellston 11-3 at Trautwein Field. Wakefield pitched all nine, Lenigar relieved in the seventh, and Jeff Jordan took the loss for Wellston. Bullock, Levering, and Wakefield led with multiple hits and RBIs, including a bases-loaded double.
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Worthington
Wellston
Trautwein Field
Mike Wakefield
Athens
Jeff Lenigar
Jeff Jordan
Mark Bullock
Steve Levering
Wakefield
Parkersburg
Newark
Freescees
Wi Wei
Jordon
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Jarvis
Lemgar
Essex
Kelly
Steve Howell Signs with Bengals After Draft Gamble
Cincinnati Ohio State star Steve Howell who did not play college football has signed with the AFL Bengals The 10th round pick will be tried at tight end Coach GM Paul Brown says Howell lacks football since four years but has the size 6 4 245 pounds and should earn a training camp look in Wilmington Howell aims to make the team while fourteen of fourteen draft picks have signed with the club
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Ohio State
Steve Howell
Cincinnati Bengals
Howell
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Paul Brown
Wilmington
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