Campbell Loses In British Amateur Round One
Veterans and rising stars collide on Carnoustie course as 16 Americans, led by veteran Bill Campbell, fall in day one of the British Amateur. Tom Kite Jr. advances with a decisive 7 and 6 win over George Warren while Gino Russo ousts Campbell 4 and 2.
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National League Results and Night Games Schedule
National League scores include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 0 and Houston 4 Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia and San Diego 146 San Francisco 2, New York 3-3 St. Louis 3-2. Montreal at Los Angeles night doubleheaders and road matchups listed with pitchers Zachary Ellis Blasingame Kelley Renko Downing Gentry Stone.
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Royals sweep Red Sox in doubleheader in Boston
The Kansas City Royals beat Boston 7-3 and 9-4 to sweep a doubleheader marking the first visiting sweep in Boston since 1966. Amos Otis Paul Schaal and Cookie Rojas led the Royals with timely hitting and runs.
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Orioles Bum Bufford lifts Orioles in Memorial Day rout
Don Buford drove in three runs with two home runs before being ejected for charging a fan in the stands as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 11 to 3 to split the Memorial Day doubleheader.
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A's and Yankees Split Twin Bill in New York
Blue Moon Odom earned his first win as Oakland beat the Yankees 6-3 in the nightcap after New York won the opener 5-3 on Johnny Ellis three run homer. The White Sox opened with a 1-0 win powered by Tommy John’s five hitter and the Royals swept Boston, Otis driving in six with two homers and keys hits including a three run shot by Rojas.
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Kaat Twins Beat Tigers as Killebrew Homers in Win
Jim Kaat scattered eight hits and Harmon Killebrew hit a three run homer to lift the Minnesota Twins past Detroit 6-2 in St. Paul. The Twins scored in the second and added insurance in the eighth as Cesar Tovar and Rod Carew helped set up the rally. KilLe brew's 495th career homer came in the eighth.
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Senators Top Angels 4-0 Behind Trio Pitchers
Washington pitcher Mike Thompson and relievers Denny Riddleberger and Casey Cox held California to three hits in a 4-0 win. Thompson left ill hand soreness after three innings. Riddleberger worked four, and Cox closed as the Senators completed the three hitter. We Allan see has no further context.
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Roe of W-L Named WVIAC Coach of the Year
West Liberty coach Robert Roe earned the 1970-71 Conference Coach of the Year honors from the WVIAC after leading the Hilltoppers to a 9 1 1 season and a semifinal NAIA run. Row over candidates included Joe Retton and Greg Myers with others considered from Salem, WV State, and West Liberty.
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Cedeno Powers Astros Past Reds 4-1 in Cincinnati
Cesar Cedeno drove in three runs including a two run homer and a double to lift the Houston Astros to a 4-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Joe Morgan stole second and Cedeno homered to make it 2-0 as Dierker singled in a fourth inning run.
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Blass Stars As Pirates Run Over Cubs 6-0
Steve Blass scattered five hits over seven innings to earn his fifth win. Willie Stargell and Richie Hebner provided the offense with home runs and key hits as the Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-0.
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Wake Forest Star Charlie Davis Leads ACC Scoring
Charlie Davis of Wake Forest led the Atlantic Coast Conference in scoring last season with 690 points and a 26.5 point per game average.
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