Orioles Blank Angels 2-0 Behind Powell Homer
Boog Powell hit his eighth homer to back Dave McNally five hit pitching as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the California Angels 2-0. Powell drove the fourth inning shot to left field after Rickey Clark walked Curt Morton, with McNally earning a 12 strikeout win to move to 5-5.
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Curt Morton
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Bobby Trevino
Bubba Morton
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Hinton
Trevino
Don Mincher
Paul Schaal
Lonborg Leads Red Sox In Narrow Win Over Tigers
Boston reliever Jim Lonborg returned to action after knee surgery and escaped a bases loaded jam in the ninth to seal a 4 3 victory for Boston over Detroit. Lonborg earned the win as Jose Santiago improved to six victories, with Yaz extending a 12 game hitting streak amid a four run fifth inning rally.
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Francona's walkoff tie breaks Reds in Braves 3 2 win
Tito Francona delivered a two out single in the sixth off George Culver scoring Hank Aaron to break a 2-2 deadlock. Claude Raymond held Cincinnati to three hits over the final two frames as Atlanta beat the Reds 3 2. Aaron added a fourth inning homer and Joe Torre contributed a homer for the Braves.
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Indians Edge White Sox 3 2 in 14 innings
In Cleveland, Jose Vidal homered with two out in the 14th to lift the Indians 3-2 over the White Sox. Willie Smith tied it with a ninth inning pinch single, and Hal Kurtz earned his first major league decision in five one hit relief innings.
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Indians
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Jack Fisher
Chicago
Hal Kurtz
Vic Davalillo
Bob Locker
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Tom McCraw
Gerry McNertney
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Hunt
Willie McCovey
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McCovey
John Callison
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Brown
Dietz
Pena Delivers Walk-Off Run In Phils 1 0 Victory
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short limits San Francisco to five hits as Roberto Pena drives in the lone run in the seventh. Bill White opens the inning with a single, Tony Taylor advances, and Pena lines a center field hit scoring Taylor. Giants squander one more scoring chance as Short’s defense holds firm.
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D H Sale To N W Approved
Delaware and Hudson stockholders narrowly approved the sale to Norfolk and Western Railway by a margin of about 10,235 shares in a heated proxy contest led by former D H chairman F C Dumaine Jr. Dumaine pledged possible legal action while management called the tally a solid vote of confidence and the president expressed regret over the costly contest.
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Delaware & Hudson
Norfolk & Western Railway
F. C. Dumaine, Jr
D&h
Dumaine
Harry G. Silleck Jr
Court Refuses Stover Appeal in Raleigh County Murder Case
The West Virginia Supreme Court refused to hear Lula Mary Stover's appeal of her first degree murder conviction for the 1965 shooting death of Buddy Stiltner at a Raleigh County tavern in Artie. She remains under a life sentence, stayed pending the high court decision.
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Supreme Court
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Conference considers basketball schedule compromise in Southern era
Virginia Beach AP report says Southern Conference athletic directors backed a plan requiring each member to play every other team at least once starting 196 season while keeping the 10 game minimum. Seven coaches push 14 game double round robin. final action set for August.
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Lefty) Driesell
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Cardinals Top Astros 7-2 Behind Briles Strong Night
League leading St. Louis defeated Houston 7-2 as Nelson Briles won his sixth game of the season. Mike Shannon drove in three runs with two doubles and a sacrifice fly, while Julian Javier Curt Flood and Orlando Cepeda supplied key hits. Rusty Staub had four hits for Houston and drove in a run with a third inning double.
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Twins win 4-3 on two walks and error against Yankees
The Minnesota Twins beat New York 4-3 as two seventh inning walks and an eighth inning error produced the decisive run. Rollins tied the game in the seventh with his fourth homer off Joe Verbanic.
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Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
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Rich Rollins
Bobby Cox
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Bob Allison
John Rose
Cesar Tovar
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Roy White
Dick Howser
White
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Andy Kosco
Joe Pepitone
Warhol Shot in Manhattan Office In Pop Art Era
New York AP report says Andy Warhol the pop artist and underground film producer was shot and critically wounded by a woman in his Manhattan office. A bullet grazed English gallery owner Mario Amaya, 30, of London. Warhol, 36, underwent chest surgery at Columbus Hospital and was later released.
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Mario Amaya
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Big Red Golf Team Favored In State Meet
Parkersburg High leads Region 2 with a 299 to pace the field for the state championship on June 10 in Parkersburg. Beckley Huntington Wheeling Morgantown and regional runners-up also advance with regional scores and top individuals listed. Sheridan and Barry Flemming head a standout effort with a 71 while multiple players from Beckley Morgantown Wheeling Huntington East and other schools posted 73s and 74s Monday.
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Wynn Fined $100 for Not Running Hard
Houston outfielder Jim Wynn was fined $100 by manager Grady Hatton after claiming Wynn did not run hard to second on a first inning double against the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs won 3-2 in 12 innings.
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About 1 000 Lakes Within An Hour Of Detroit
About 1 000 lakes lie within an hour drive of Detroit, offering nearby water access and recreation options for residents and visitors alike.
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