Pirates bats pace 11-5 win over Cardinals in NL action
The Pittsburgh Pirates continued their hot hitting with 15 hits, including Manny Sanguillen's bases-loaded triple, as Willie Stargell went 0-for- but the Bucs beat St. Louis 11-5. Jose Pagan had three hits. Roberto Clemente and Bob Robertson added key RBIs. The win kept Pittsburgh four games ahead of the Mets.
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Cass Lake Rallies to Stop Redby in 10 8 Win
Cass Lake extended its Paul Bunyan League record to 3-2 with a comeback 10-8 victory over Redby on the losers field. Redby falls to 2-3. Dennis Swearingen led Cass Lake with 4 hits in 5 at bats and a .714 average while Punky Wakanabe hit a homer.
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The forecast calls for variable cloudiness with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Highs today range from 75 to 85 degrees with overnight lows 54 to 65. Wednesday will see highs in the 76 to 82 degree range.
Gorman knocks Laver from Wimbledon in upset
Gorman of Seattle defeated Rod Laver 9-7 8-6 6-3 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals with coaching from Dennis Ralston. Stan Smith also advanced to the semifinals, defeating Onny Parun. In women's play Evonne Goolagong reached the semifinals by beating Nancy Gunter as Billie Jean King edged Francoise Durr to set up a King versus Goolagong semifinal.
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Little League Giants Top Orioles 10-7 In Openers
Giants outslugged the Orioles 10 to 7 as Mark Fairchild and Harry Hunt led with two hits each. Scott Hanson earned the win on the mound while eight Orioles errors aided the victory.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues With Multiple Games
National League games feature the Dodgers and Cubs with Homer hits and late scoring, San Francisco against San Diego ends 69 runs, while New York beats Philadelphia 14 to 3. Pittsburgh tops St Louis 11 to 5 in a full slate, and Atlanta splits doubleheader with Houston as Chicago loses to Milwaukee 7 8, and Washington defeats Boston 10 to 4. Cleveland handles New York 7 to 2, while Minnesota clobbers Oakland 9 to 4 in the other contests.
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Giants and A’s win open Pony League contests
In Yonkers the Hilltop Trot favorite Right Speed, owned by Castleton Farm of Lexington Kentucky with Ben Webster driving, looks to capture the $25,000 purse at Yonkers Raceway tonight. In the Pony League games, the Giants beat the Orioles 4-1 and the A’s defeated the Twins 7-4 in openers.
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Youthful USA and USSR track teams set to clash at California
U S and Soviet squads clash at UC Berkeley with young runners led by coaches Po pov and Maggard. Notables skip the event while Delano Meriwether, a wind aided 9.0 in Eugene, joins the USA to challenge Valeriy Borzov as a World All Star contingent competes Friday and Saturday.
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Australian teen Moras to swim at Santa Clara meet
Karen Moras, 17, Australian record breaker, will compete at the fifth annual Santa Clara International meet in California July 9 to 11, adding to her string of world records taken from Debbie Meyer.
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Vikings sign ex Gopher Noel Jenke
Former Minnesota Gopher captain Noel Jenke signs 1971 contract with the Minnesota Vikings. The Owatonna native, 6 foot 1, hopes to play at 220 pounds and will be tried as an outside linebacker. Also joining the Vikings are Milt Sunde and Jeff Wright.
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Lee Pattén Rally Tops Jim Lawrence In Summer League
Pattén erased an 18 4 first quarter deficit to win 39 33 over Lawrence. Thorbeck Colie and Beaumont post 49 30 40 36 only three games listed for July 5 postponed to later date.
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Redlake Tops Bagley 4-2 In Northern Lakes Youth Baseball
Redlake's Northern Lakes beat Bagley's American Legion nine 4-2 Monday night. Randy Barrett struck out 10 in a complete effort, lifting Redlake with three hits from Dave Ross and Willie Strong driving in runs. Bagley’s Larry Gerbracht allowed 10 Redlake hits and scored the first Bagley run on a dropped fly ball.
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Tigers Orioles Rally Ends in 4 4 Tie with Curfew
The Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles battled through 13 innings before curfew ended play in a 4-4 tie as Pine tar controversy and Kalines five hits highlighted the game. Other scores included Boston 10 Washington 4 Oakland 6 Minnesota 4 Kansas City 3 California 0 Milwaukee 7 Chicago White Sox 4 and Cleveland sweeping the Yankees 3-0 and 5-2.
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