Lolich Faces Royals After McLain Fallout Inilated By 15 K's
In a volatile American League night, Mickey Lolich faced the Royals after Denny McLain left early. Lolich silenced Kansas City with 15 strikeouts in a 3-1 Detroit win, while McLain’s absence sparked showy drama and travel woes for teammates and staff alike. The night also saw Baltimore, Cleveland, Oakland, New York, and Seattle win, and Chicago and Atlanta win in the National League across separate matchups.
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Giants Coaching Battle Signals Return To Form
The piece outlines Giants coach Allie Sherman’s tough training camp methods using a guillotine drill to weed out players as the team aims to rebound from prior success. It notes Lombardi's tough style in practice and previews upcoming preseason scrimmages and signings across several NFL clubs.
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Reggie Smith Injury Raises Deep Concern
SEATTLE AP The Boston Red Sox awaited word on star outfielder Reggie Smith after a freak pregame slip in the outfield left him sidelined with a strained left shoulder and neck. Smith, the AL's second leading hitter, was replaced by Joe Lahoud in center as Boston awaited details on potential damage. His July surge raised his season average to 338, second to Minnesota's Rod Carew among AL hitters.
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Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
Fights last night in New York Portland and Los Angeles featured Johnny Griffin defeating Lou Hicks on points in New York while Manfredo Alipala and Ronnie Williams were stopped and knocked out in other bouts. Ken Campbell and Larry Harding stopped opponents, with several boxers listed by hometowns and weights across the card.
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Major League Leaders in batting and pitching
American League batting leader Carew Minnesota .269 plus Smith Boston .339. Runs R Jackson Oakland 85 and F Robinson Baltimore 77. Blair Baltimore 77. RBIs Killebrew Minnesota 93, Powell Baltimore 88. Hits Blair Baltimore 125 Oliva Minnesota 122. Doubles Oliva Minnesota 25, R Jackson Oakland 24. Triples five tied. Home runs R Jackson Oakland 37. F Howard Washington 41. Stolen bases Harper Seattle 47, Campaneris Oakland 31, Kelly Kansas City 29. Pitching 8 decisions McNally Baltimore 13-0 1.000 and Lolich Detroit 14-2 0.875 2.66. Strikeouts Lolich Detroit 164, McDowell Cleveland 156.
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Downs At A Glance Turf Racing Entries And Baseball Standouts
A dense listing shows horse names with owners and trainers across multiple 5 and 6 furlong races plus a National League batting and pitching summary. Notables include M Alou Pittsburgh 148 hits and McCovey San Francisco 30 home runs, with Bonds and Brock also highlighted for steals.
Race Results Scarborough Five Race Cards Report
A detailed Scarborough racing card lists winners and payouts for nine races. Notable winners include Bit Merchant in first race at 1:02.4 with payouts 9.00 4.20 3.60, Moon Struck in second, Yampa in third, Falsie in fourth, Pha lamanda Bay in fifth, Cool Car in sixth, Tides Meet in seventh, Curtis Road in eighth, and Indo China in ninth with respective longshot and quinela pools noted. Also Ran and quinela pool figures accompany each race, with pools totaling over ten thousand in some events.
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Red Sox Move Into Second Slot In Sandlot Loop
Ron Gagnon pitched 21-3 innings of scoreless relief as the Red Sox rose to 3-3 in the first half standings of Biddeford Sandlot League. Key plays included Paul Gadbois advancing on a wild pitch and scoring when home was left unguarded. Second half begins next Tuesday with Indians vs Mets. multiple race results and attendance numbers noted.
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Chinks In Red Sox Armor Surface On Mound
Seattle Pilots beat Boston 8-6 as Red Sox pitching faltered despite six hits producing six runs. Reggie Smith injured pregame, Lahoud subbed in. Jarvis walked multiple batters aiding Seattle’s early 7-0 lead before Boston rallied with three runs in the fifth.
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Weekend Baseball Scores And Schedule Placed
Scores list Chicago 5 Los Angeles 3 and Montreal 6 Atlanta 9 with multiple 1 to 0 games. The schedule shows upcoming games including Montreal at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Houston, plus doubleheader-like matchups across major teams.
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Baseball standings and results from a Midwest league card
The page lists team records for Baltimore Detroit New York Cleveland and others with percentages and tallies. It also shows recent game results including Baltimore defeating Chicago 5 to 2 and Cleveland beating Minnesota 6 to 5, plus a schedule of upcoming matchups and player notes.
Major League Stars By E Associated Press
Pitching the Detroit Tigers to a 3-1 win over Kansas City, Mickey Lalich struck out 13 on four hits. Ken Harrelson of Cleveland hit his 19th and 20th homers as the Indians beat Minnesota 6-5. A mention notes a thoroughbred as a horse breed.
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