Bench Lifts Reds With Two-Run Homers In Win
Johnny Bench ending a slow start and Cincinnati Reds snap four-game skid with a 7-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Bench, NL MVP last season who belted 45 homers, says he was trying too hard and now swinging correctly to power the comeback.
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Reds Snap Slump With Bench Homers and Five-Run Rally
Bench hit a first inning homer off Ron Reed after a Bernie Carbo walk and added a second homer in a three run fifth. McGlothlin homered in the fifth and scored again on a passed ball as Cincinnati won. Dodgers beat Cubs 4-3. Cardinals topped Astros 5-3. Pirates edged Phillies 4-3 in 11. Giants blanked Padres 5-0.
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Bennington Bowler Streak Highlights Across Leagues
Leon Jacobs posts a 236 single and 791 four game high in the Classic League. Jan Bishop of Pownal Valley Five nets a 562 triple while Helen Harrington of Tansitor delivers a 211 single in the Green Mt. Don Gabrus of Eagle Squares records a 257 single and 634 triple in the Monument. Drue Shea of Hawks Realty shoots a 198 single and 526 triple in the Girls' City. J Griffin of Valotti Insurance clocks a 223 single and 593 triple in the Garage. Roland Becker posts a 585 triple and Frank Churchill a 234 single in the Green Mt. Charlie Perkins leads Fairdale Farms with a 657 triple and a single in the International.
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Culp Saviours Sails Red Sox Past Senators 10 7
Ray Culp pitched just under nine innings and drove in two runs as Boston routed Washington 10 7. Culp struggled with 15 hits but yielded two walks and six strikeouts, aiding a six run seventh inning with a bases loaded single. Duane Josephson praised Culp after the game.
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