Yankees Extend Win Streak to Seven With 6-5 Triumph
The New York Yankees stretch their winning streak to seven with a 6-5 victory over the Oakland A's as Kenney drives in Horace Clarke on a two-out infield hit in the 11th after Pepitone ties it with a homer. Other AL results include Orioles over Twins and Red Sox sweeping Angels.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Oakland A’s
Lke
Lee MacPhail
Kenney
Horace Clarke
Pepitone
Bill Robinson
Tom Tresh
Lindy McDaniels
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Tommie Reynolds
Baltimore Orioles
Osteen Earns 100th Win as Dodgers Top Cubs 3 1
Claude Osteen pitched a five-hitter and singled in a run to reach his 100th major league victory. Willie Crawford homered in the first inning and added a run-scoring single as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-1. The National League slate also saw Mays homer for San Francisco, Seaver and the Mets beat the Braves, and Pirates and Astros winning their games.
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Claude Osteen
Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
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St. Louis
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Montrea
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Willie Mays
Mays
Ron Hunt
Gary Waslewski
Jerry Johnson
Ted Savage
Reds
Phils
Clay Carroll Wild
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Savage
Johnson
Tom Seaver
Mets
Braves
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Bob Moose
al Oliver
Pirates
Padres
Oliver
Billy McCool
Moose
Denny Lemaster
Fred Gladding
Astros
Expos
Lemaster
Arlington
Norshaft - Arlington
Arlington Pirates
Dick Dorr
Don Sprague
Patriot Golfers Drop Tri Match
Mt Anthony Union High School restedScott Griffin yet still trailed Middlebury and Burr & Burton in a three team match at Ekwanok Country Club. Middlebury shot 334 to win led by medalist Dave Oxley with 77, Burr & Burton 338, Mt Anthony 354 with Mickey Carmody 84 and Dave Finnegan 87 leading the Patriots.
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Mt. Anethony Union High School
Scott Griffin
Ekwanok
Middlebury
Burr & Burton
Patriots
Dave Oxley
Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Mickey Carmody
Dave Finnegan
Ernie Hoisington
Bob Short
Major League Standings And Night Results Report
The standings show St. Louis, San Francisco and Chicago winning their night games while Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York and Houston also posted victories. Upcoming pitchers include Washburn at Marichal and Seaver at Jarvis with several other matchups listed for Friday.
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Phila
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Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Pitts
San Diego
Los Ang
Chicago
Washburn
San Francisco
Marichal
PeMme Chicago
Jenkins
Los Angeles
Singer
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Santorini
Jaster
Wilson
Seaver
Jarvis
W. le Pet
Baltimore
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Seattle
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Oaklad
Cal
Lolich
Horlen
Butler
Raw City
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Philadelphia
Montreal Ll
Bosox Pilot Unhappy Over Sonny's Showing
Boston manager Dick Williams expressed visible upset at Sonny Siebert for aiming rather than throwing against the Angels as Boston swept California 5-2 and 8-3. Lonborg and Siebert earned the wins, with key hits from Rico Petrocelli and Tony Conigliaro.
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Bosox
Sonny
Arlington Nips Woodstock 6 5 In MVL Clash
The Arlington Eagles beat Woodstock Wasps 6-5 to move to four wins and three losses in MVL play. Arlington scored all runs in the sixth as Rice, Howard, Sheldon, Hayden, Clayton, Lindsey and Lawrence produced multiple hits. Sheldon earned the win with Coulman closing out the seventh despite a Wasps rally, Dailey took the loss with nine strikeouts. Arlington finishes MVL season against Chester in Arlington.
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Arlington
Arlington Eagles
Woodstock Wasps
Eagles
Wasps
Steve Coulman
Carl Sheldon
Woodstock
Bob Dailey
Rice
Howard
Sheldon
Hayden
Clayton
Lindsey
Lawrence
Wasp
Coulman
Eagle
Ed Dailey
Mike Lindsey
Dailey
Chester
ABA
C Rice
Rf Holton
Fleming
Rf Watson
P Spear
C Corkum
Lf McDonald
Hersey
Miner
McDonald
Norshaft Braves End Bues Reign
In Arlington the Norshaft Braves rallied to beat the Arlington Pirates 6 to 5, erasing a 5-1 deficit in the final inning. Don Sprague led with two hits, Duane Peacock earned the win with 10 strikeouts, while Marty Kreel went 4 for 4 for the losers. The Pirates’ Bill Perry struck out 10 but issued five walks. Tonight the Dodgers meet the Indians in Arlington and the Giants face the Pirates at North Bennington Diamond.
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Duane Peacock
Bill Perry
Dodgers
Indians
Arlington
Giants
Pirates
Bennington
Majestic Prince May Try Belmont at Belmont Park
Majestic Prince heads to Belmont Park with owners and officials weighing his readiness for the Belmont Stakes on June 7. Trainer Johnny Longden initially opposed New York shipping, while owner Frank McMahon decided to bring the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner to test his form. Longden plans to stay the course and push for the Belmont while Larry Adams is set to gallop the colt.
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UPI
Majestic Prince
Belmont Park
Johnny Longden
Frank McMahon
Longden
California
McMahon
Palm Beach
Prince
Frank
Larry Adams
Lonborg Sharp In Brief Stint
Jim Lonborg, 1967 Cy Young winner for the Boston Red Sox, pitched five strong innings in a 5-2 win over the California Angels. He stressed a cautious return from a shoulder injury, aiming to regain form without overdoing it, while manager Dick Williams and pitching coach Darrell Johnson praised his rhythm and control.
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Boston
UPD
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
California Angels
Lonborg
Dick Williams
Williams
Darrell Johnson
Palmer Sees Confidence Wobble In Atlanta Golf Classic
Arnold Palmer opens the Atlanta golf classic amid a confidence dip in putting as a strong field lines up, with top money winner Gene Littler and Deane Beman skipping the event, and Billy Casper withdrawing due to allergies. Ken Still calls the Atlanta Country Club course a demanding endurance test under near 90 degree heat during the pro am.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gene Littler
Deane Beman
Billy Casper
Ken Still
Atlanta Country Club
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