Yankees fall to Red Sox in holiday doubleheader
In a holiday twin bill at Yankee Stadium before 41,693, the 1973 Yankees lost 2-1 and 1-0 to Boston, letting Detroit and Boston close the gap in the East as Montreal, San Francisco, St. Louis, Chicago, Houston, and San Diego posted wins elsewhere. Carlton Fisk drove in the winner in the first game after a mishandled relay, while Yastrzemski scored the tying run on the final error. In the nightcap, Yastrzemski’s lone RBI and Rogelio Moret’s complete game sealed Boston’s sweep. Orioles beat Milwaukee later, Ellie Hendricks homering in the 10th to complete Tuesday’s suspended game. Baltimore then won the regularly scheduled game on Paul Blair’s eighth-inning two-run single. Chicago swept Texas with Bart Johnson and Terry Forster combining on a near no-hitter. California defeated Oakland and Kansas City topped Minnesota as Leo Cardenas drove in two for Cleveland over Detroit.
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Post 13 stops Rutland hitters in delayed game
Rain delayed the Vermont American Legion baseball clash at S. Peter's Field before Bennington Post 14 earned a 2 0 victory as Hoyt worked eight and a third for Bennington. Rutland scored once in the ninth on a Cracher single and Pietryka steal, Parmenter finishing with a save. Next, Post 13 hosts Windsor in a doubleheader at Spinelli Field if the weather cooperates.
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St Peter's
Amateur Russian in Wimbledon finals dream duel set
In Wimbledon semis unseeded American Alex Mayer of Freedom New Jersey faces fourth seed Alex Metroveli of Russia in a rare final bid. Britain’s Roger Taylor meets Czechoslovakia’s Jan Kodes as the other semifinal. Women’s final pits Billie Jean King against Chris Evert after dramatic upsets over Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong.
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Astros Braves Fireworks Doubleheader Sweep
Astros take both ends of a July 4 doubleheader from Atlanta 11-1 and 12-8, combining for 30 hits and 10 homers including two by Doug Rader and Tumie Agee and a Lee May grand slam. Braves slugged 12 hits in game one and added more in game two with Dave Johnson and Ralph Garr homering.
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Reilly tops ladder in recreation men's singles
Mike Reilly declared a shot at the top seed in the recreation ladder men’s singles after two wins 6-2 8-2 over William Foss and 6-2 6-3 over Birger Wigsnies. Mary Christmas climbed to a higher ladder spot by defeating Joe Ferry 1-6 8-6 6-2. No other action reported. Recreation Center phone listing updated with Stark Street 77738. future cemetery and Stark Street numbers noted.
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Mt Anthony Lady Golfers Hold Round and Luncheon
Mt Anthony Country Club ladies played their weekly round and monthly luncheon last week. Hope Graves and Sue Kaufman won first low gross with 90, while Ginnie Vonergan and Karen Schneider took first low net at 68. Joan O Dowd and Marge Lincoln were second. In the nine hole group Cele Short and Jean Mack won first low gross, and Dote Mack and Nesh Fienberg earned first low net with 30.
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