Reds Throttle Cardinals 12-0 Behind Grimsley Three-Hitter
Cincinnati Reds explode for 12 runs on 17 hits as Ross Grimsley limits St. Louis to three safeties in a mercy-like win. Tony Perez and George Foster drive power with multiple hits and homers as Bench adds key two run triple and Perez scores again on Foster’s double.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ross Grimsley
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Tony Perez
George Foster
Chris Zachary
Chuck Taylor
Bench
Perez
Buddy Bradford
Foster
Pirates Edge Astros 3-2 Behind Clines Two Run Hits
Gene Clines drove in two runs with two singles to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 win over the Houston Astros. The Pirates built a 3-0 lead after three innings, and Houston plated two runs in the seventh before Bob Moose closed it out for the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Gene Clines
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Pirates
Gene Alley
Astros
Roger Metzger
Clines
Jack Billingham
Richie Hebner
Milt May
Dave Cash
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Menke
Watson
Cumberland Heights First Baptist and Sacred Heart Win Hits
Cumberland Heights walloped Salvation Army 23-2. Sacred Heart routed College Avenue Baptist 19-0. Cumberland Heights beat Memorial Baptist 10-8 in extra innings. Maple View Christian upset Ebenezer Methodist 13-6 in Bluefield League action. John Bryan earned his fifth win in six decisions. Lares Denham, Bruckner homered for Sacred Heart. Don Shawver won for Cumberland Heights. Poole Dotson Hager homered for Maple View. Curtis Thompson Poszich homered for Ebenezer losers.
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College Avenue Baptist
Cumberland Heights
Memorial Baptist
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Ebenezer Methodist
Bluefield Church
John Bryan
John Lares
Chuck Denham
Milt Bruckner
Bob Buzzo
Tom Harrison
Bruckner
Earl Michaels
Don Shawver
Wade Poole
Danny Dotson
Dewey Hager
Ebbie Dawson
Maple View
Curtis Thompson
Robert Poszich
Orioles Shutout Brewers 2-0 Behind Cuellar’s Gem
Crafty Mike Cuellar tossed four hits and Frank Robinson hit a two run homer as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 2-0. Cuellar improved to 8-1 with six strikeouts and two walks while Lew Krausse took the loss. Robinson’s 415 foot homer provided all the scoring in the sixth inning after Baltimore loaded the bases.
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Milwaukee
Mike Cuellar
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Cuellar
Lew Krausse
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Krausse
Orioles
Ken Sanders
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Chisox Top Tigers 3-2 Behind May's Three Hits
Chicago beat Detroit 3-2 as Carlos May collected three singles driving in three runs and Wilbur Wood pitched effectively after a rough start. Ike Brown opened with a homer and Aurelio Rodriguez added a triple before being cut down at home after May fielded the relay. Rodriguez received 13 stitches for a shin gash.
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Chicago
Carlos May
Wilbur Wood
Detroit Tigers
Wood
Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Ike Brown
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rodriguez
May
Reds Xout Pete Rose with sprained wrist
Cincinnati reportsPete Rose sprinted out with a sprained right wrist and will undergo an exam to determine the length of his absence. The two time batting champion is sidelined as the Reds await results.
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Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Canonero II
Juan Arias
William O. Reed
Wythe Bowhunters Plan Pin Shoot at Stoney Fork Range
The Wythe Bowhunters host a Virginia Bowhunters Association pin shoot at Stoney Fork range on Sunday with registration from 8 to 9 30 a.m. League shoots occur Friday nights at 7 p.m. Non members may participate. The Virginia Open and Silver Bowl Trophy shoot are scheduled later this year.
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Wythe Bowhunters
Virginia Bowhunters’ Association
Stoney Fork
Canonero II Aims for Belmont Crown in 112 Mile Test
Canonero II the $1,200 yearling favorite seeks the Belmont Stakes and a Triple Crown in the 103rd Belmont at Belmont Park. A field of 13 including Royal JD and others race about 5:35 p.m. EDT with expected crowds of 65 000 to 70 000 and CBS TV coverage from 5 to 6 p.m.
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Jim French
New York
Canonero II
Venezuela
Mutuel
William A. Levin
John Campo
Neil Hellman
Frank J. Caldwell
Ethel D. Jacobs
Tarzan Stable
Anthony Imbesi
Harry Langer
Salem
Pastorel Stable
Peter Kissel
James J. Harris
Adobe Ed
Steve Stavro
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CBS
Sense A Fear
Epic Journey Velasquez
Twist the Axe Patterson
Blum
Ruane
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October House Farm
Briardale Farm
Seve Stavro
Edgar Carbett
Neilleliman
Christiana Stable
Frank +. Caldwell
James M. Davis
Standings Saturday Night Matches Across Multiple Cities
Reynolds leads Philadelphia at San Francisco as Bryant posts 5-2 for the 0-0 5-2 road game. Pappas 6-5 Chicago visits Stone 10-3 Atlanta as Blasingame 4-5 Houston plays Ellis 7-3 Pittsburgh. Reuss 5-4 St Louis meets Clo ninger 2-3 Cincinnati. Renko 5-4 Montreal travels to Kirby 44 San Diego. Ryan 6-1 New York faces Sutton 45 Los Angeles night.
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Stone
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Blasingame
Pittsburgh
Ellis
St. Louis
Reuss
Cincinnati
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Renko
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Kirby
New York
Ryan
Los Angeles
Sutton
St Louis
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Francisco
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Indians Rally To Beat Twins 4-2 In Rain-Shortened Thriller
Cleveland tops Minnesota 4-2 as Alan Foster limits the Twins to four hits and Ted Ford drives in three runs. A three-run first inning and Ford’s two-run double set the tone before rain halted play in the sixth. Oliva hits his 12th homer for Minnesota.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Alan Foster
Minnesota
Ted Ford
Cleveland Indians
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Ford
Indians
Bert Blyleven
Foster
Jim Holt
Tony Oliva
Cleveland
Blyleven
Vada Pinson
Ray Foss
Bosox Crush Angels 10-1 in Five-Run Fifth
Boston erupts for 10 runs on 17 hits including a five run fifth inning. Gary Peters goes the distance for the win as Duane Josephson drives in three and Luis Aparicio adds two. Tony Conigliaro returns to Fenway in Angels uniform but goes hitless.
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Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Gary Peters
Duane Josephson
Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
New York
Peters
Ken Berry
Tony Conigliaro
Angels
Fenway Park
Brotner Billy
Pepitone and Jenkins Lead Cubs to 11-0 Win Over Braves
Chicago routs Atlanta 11-0 as Joe Pepitone collects a homer and three singles and Fergie Jenkins pitches a three hitter for his 100th win. The Cubs score early off Phil Niekro and add four in the first, then cruise as the Braves fall to their 12th loss in 16 games.
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Fergie Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
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Braves
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Pepitone
Tom Kelley
Cubs
Jenkins
Phil Niekro
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
RBI
Kessinger
Royals rout Yankees as Wright and Burgmeier limit them to four hits
Kansas City beat New York 6-2 in Friday night action. Paul Schaal and Cookie Rojas hit early home runs to fuel a 3-0 lead. Wright allowed two hits over six innings before Burgmeier closed out the win, and Patek drove in a seventh inning run with a single.
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East Bank
St. Albans
Kuhl
Tourney
Big Red
Parkersburg
Big Reds
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NEW York
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Cookie Rojas
Ken Wright
Tom Burgmeier
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Abrh Bi
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Clarke
Munsone
Isef
Murcerch
Rolverth
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Nojas
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Cater
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Rojas
SO Wright
Peterson
Burgmeier
Yankees
Thurman Munson
Fred Patek
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Patek
Ron Hansen
Highways Announces Bid Release and Right to Reject Bids
Department of Highways reserves the right to set the release time for the land tract and to reject any or all bids. The policy governs bid acceptance and timing.
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Bristol
Virginia
D.S.T
Smyth County
Abingdon
Virginia Department of Highways
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