Batters Go On A 99-Hit Binge Raise the mound
Batters in four cities combined for 99 hits as Phil Niekro pitched the Braves past the Reds 12-2. Atlanta’s offense sparked a 20-hit day led by Alou Didier and Garrido. Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals, Expos, and Pirates also posted wins in a day of high offense across the league.
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Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Cincinnati
Braves
Felipe Alou Ricocory
Clete Boyer
Bob Didier
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Bob Burda
Giants
Joe Torre
Julian Javier
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Expos
Ty Cline
Coco Laboy
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Oakland
Seattle
Boston
New York Yankees
Jim Merritt
Didier
Alou
Gil Garrido
Burda
Willie McCovey
Jim Brewer
Jim
Rampaging Twins Open West Lead as A's Struggle
The Minnesota Twins rolled to an 8-2 win over the Seattle Pilots while extending their win streak to nine, maintaining a five game West lead over the Oakland A's, who beat the Pilots 8-2. Sal Bando sparked Oakland with five straight hits driving in four runs as Jim Kaat earned his 10th win. The A's remain three behind in a tight AL West race.
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Davenport
Ken Henderson
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco
Little Maury Wills
RBI
Dodgers
Orre
St. Louis
Javier
Cards
Oakland Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Seattle Pilots
A’s
Minnesota
Chicago
Twins
A's
Batimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Sal Bando
Seattle
Bando
Pilots
Mincher
Boxing card set for Noel Field North Adams bout
North Adams promoter Sam Silverman announces a July 28 boxing program at Noel Field headlined by Al Romano, New England welterweight champion, in a 10 round bout with Juan Ramos of New York. The card will feature two additional 10 round bouts and is part of a multi fight program.
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North Adams
Mass
al Romano
New England
Juan Ramos
New York
Sam Silverman
Silverman
Noel Field
Senators Rally Falls Short With Ninth Inning Double Play
Del Unser delivered a one out triple and drew a walk to Tim Cullen, ending Lasher in the ninth. McMahon pitched to Frank Howard, who already had 34 homers that year, but Howard grounded into a game ending double play.
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del Unser
Tim Cullen
Lasher
McMahon
Frank Howard
Senators
Race Results Scarborough First and Second Races
Scarborough meet racing results show multiple $900 purses and five furlong and longer distances. Am Best driven by Walker won the opening race at 6.40 with Tides Meet second at 2.60. time 1.05.2. Second race Too Eager led with 5.60, Miss Knuckle Head second at 2.80. time 1:02.3. Third race Dina D Or topped at 7.40 with Princess Cecelia second at 3.40. time 1.09.2. Fourth race Yeled led at 10.80 with Wind Blow second. time not listed. Also Ran and other horses noted across events.
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Scarborough
Am _ Best
Walker
Pasquarilli
Reliant
Rodger
Raw
Amaright
Hickory Mae Bar
Daring Damzel
Adverb
Little Kim
Too ‘Eager
McCracken
Miss Knuckle
Owen
Lavandin
Anderson
Man’s Reaper
Michael H
Jeepers Crow
Chant Herst
Dina D'Or
Gabriele
Princess Cecelia
Parent
Mr. Rickshaw
Mada
Hello Jolly
Sue
Yeled
Maeda
Cooper
Sullivan
Marty M
Fair Spread
Charlton
Rapid King
Inela Pool
Moriarty
Steinman
Aso
Emory
Schoendienst Chooses NL All Stars for 28-man Roster
Manager Red Schoendienst selected 11 players to complete the National League’s 28 man All Star team for the Washington game on July 22. Catcher Chris Cannizzaro and outfielder an Sane of Montreal Expos filled league representation requirements. Notable selections include Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Pete Rose, Hank Aaron, and Johnny Bench as starters or reserves.
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Cincinnati
Red Schoendienst
Washington
Chris Cannizzaro
San Diego Padres
An Sane
Montreal Expos
Schoendienst
Randy Hundley
Chicago
Cannizzero
Johnny Bench
Cincinti
Lee May
Ernie Banks
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
May
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Pete Rose
Staub
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Matty Alou
Cleon Jones
New York
Cannizzaro
Mays
Rose
Banks
Clemente Wiil
Larry Dierker
Houston
Bob Gibson
Steve Carton
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Diego
Racing results and payouts from a busy race card
Anting goes 2nd with a $900 sixth furlongs event showing Jan dee and Beau Star among top finishers and a time of 1 09.2. Ketcham's Way wins the seventh with Sweet Heather second, time 1 10.2. Eighth features Might And Main and Lovely Look with War Columbia. time 1 15. Ninth sees Three Feet Ahead and Great Dane finishing strong in 1 50.2. Also noted are Quinela pools, handle figures and international betting details from Tokyo and Portland.
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R. Dyer
Chenard
Sears
Mahadey
D. Dyer
iLee
ES J. Potvin
Sahara Sue
Collette
Girard
Secret River
Lessard
Tuller
Mid
Steineman
West Point
Pepperell
Prince Yastasto
Aler
Ae Jet
Fleurant
Strong Gagne
Prescott
Kelly Bissonnette
Fiery Kitty
Knowles Fontaine
Teenie Bopper
Santamaria Cote
Little Reddy
Dromore
Cooper Butler
Regal King
Pencheff
Gagne
Begin
Cote
Cooper Thieu
Poa
W.P.P
Cute Peter
Butler
RBI
J. Potvin
Swifty
Boy Fontaine
Caron
Dagesse FE
Gabrie
Fontaine
SB. Cote
Potvin
Suns
W.pb
Gag
Steinemanner
Sority
Yankee Living
McCracken
Bistrop
Knowles Kings
John Smith
Zook
Strathrova
Allan Lessard
Demarcki
No Boy Lessard
Fleurent
Chuckabub
Steineman Seer
Aliaga
Windy T
Knowles Moon Romance
Walker Broward
Pasquarely St. Tropez
Petit Palais
Strong A. Martin
Miles
D. Martin
Behaving Bess
Pasquarelli
Daigneault
Optimus
Zook Nason
Blame Me
Knowles A.L. Martin
Genial King
Shaffer Mullens
Zara’s King
Gabriele‘Mariello
I Schumacher
Thompson R. Bouthillette
Royal Bobby
Cooper L. Bouthillette
Paramount Chief
Knowles
Ef. S
Lamarre
Rochefort
Berthiaume
Leblanc
Belanger
Raymond
Montpas
É¢ Simard
Poisson
Diamond National
Nason
Anting
Jandee
Beau Star
Cooper
Cherry Piet
Kelly
Charlie Silk
Metaline
Ketcham’s Way
Maeda
Thompson
Anderson
Shaffer
Sage
Stars Bat as Bando Leads A's Past Mariners 8-2
Batting standout Sal Bando drilled five straight hits driving in four runs to lift Oakland over Seattle 8-2. Niekro earned his 15th win for the Braves, scattering eight hits as Atlanta crushed Cincinnati 12-2.
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Associated Press
Sal Bando
Athletics
Oakland
Seattle
Phil Niekro
Braves
Atlanta
Cincinnati
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Mike Torrez
Torrez
Ray Washburn
Rick Joseph
Johnny Briggs
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Willie Starell
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McNally
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Stan Williams
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Don McMahon
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Dick DeRocher
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Raoul Duquette
Mutual
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Roy
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Tony Perez
Ron Santo
Denis Menke
Kessinger
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Ricardo Bermisa
LOS Anorles
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Mexico
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