Pirates Pound Houston 6-4 to End Series
The Pirates defeated the Astros 6-4 as Bob Robertson hit a key homer and Roberto Clemente added a solo shot. Houston led 4-1 before Pittsburgh’s five-run fourth inning turned the game, with Ellis and Johnson stifling the Astros after the early rally. The series concludes with Don Wilson facing Bob Moose in game three’s decisive matchup.
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Ellis
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Ken
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Clemente
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Bob Johnson
Bob Robertson
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Gene Alley
Harry Walker
Roger Metzger
Cesar Cedeno
Jim Wynn
Lee May
Jim Ray
Don Wilson
Astronemesis
Bob Moose
Baytown Post Office and Publication Details
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Stargell Open to First Base Role with Pirates
Houston AP Willie Stargell wants to play first base full time for the Pirates to boost the lineup. Manager Bill Virdon says a decision will come after evaluating the season, with Stargell likely to shift from left field if needed. Veterans Gene Clines Bob Robertson and Vic Davalillo will share left field duties while Richie Hebner backs third base as he recovers. Seaver and Vida Blue top the NL AL ERAs, highlighting strong pitching.
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Vic Davalillo
Richie Hebner
Hebner
Tom Seaver
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Oakland
Palacios Firecracker 200 Boat Race Winners Named
Bay town marks the 23rd annual Firecracker race with Bobby Witt winning the single engine division and Hiram Muecke taking first in the twin engine class. Muecke also placed fifth in the single engine division as Jerry Craig earned third in twins.
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Holloway Shuts In On Near Perfect City II Title
Jerry Holloway carried a no hit bid into the sixth as the Texas II champion Texans beat the West League Indians 3 2 in the Little League final. Keyes walked and errors allowed the decisive run after two outs, with Holloway striking out eight and Hall driving in the winning run. In the consolation game the Red Sox and Eagles tied 2 2 after six innings with Sutton and Barry Smith stacking strikeouts and two hits for Smith.
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