A's Blank Orioles Twice In Twinbill
Oaklands Jim Hunter pitched a two hitter in the opener and Darold Knowles closed out the nightcap as the A’s swept Baltimore. Sal Bando homered in both games and Oakland moved ahead in the AL West while the Orioles dropped to third in the East. Hunter earned his 100th win as the A’s jumped ahead 2 0 in the first inning of each game.
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Catfish’’ Hunter
Darold Knowles
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Detroit
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Bobby Grich
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Hamilton
Bando
Mike Cuellar
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Marty Martinez
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
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Hundley's homer lifts Cubs past Padres 3-1
Randy Hundley hit his first homer of the year a fifth inning go ahead shot as the Chicago Cubs defeated the San Diego Padres 3-1. Chicago scored in the first six innings off Bill Greif who suffered his fifth consecutive loss. Ferguson Jenkins took the loss despite limiting San Diego to one run.
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Randy Hundley
Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
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Cubs
Bill Greif
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Royals Red Sox Split Twinbill
Boston blanked Kansas City 4-0 in the nightcap as John Curtis pitched seven innings to improve to 2-0 and Dick Miller drove in a run and scored twice. In the opener Paul Schaal hit a grand slam, sparking a Royals 7-5 win.
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Cardinals Stop Dodgers With 4-0 Shutout
Bob Gibson pitched five solid hits and hit a two-run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0. Gibson earned his 52nd career shutout and second in a row, while Joe Torre homered for the Dodgers to briefly threaten.
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Dew Hochert
Monday Standings From NBA Night Schedule
Minnesota led by Woodson 33 plays Baltimore with McNally 54 as Oakland at Cleveland features Odom 2.1 and Perry 93 in a night of scheduled games.
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Perry
Monday's Game Pittsburgh at San Diego Preview
Monday's clash features Pittsburgh led by Ells with 52 and San Diego paced by Norman at 44. The game might be the sole scheduled matchup.
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Ells
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Norman
Sanders Wins Kemper Open in Final Birdie Rally
Doug Sanders fired a final 30-foot birdie on the last hole to beat Lee Trevino by one stroke at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. Sanders finished 275 13 under par at Quail Hollow, claiming his 19th tour title and first since 1970, while Trevino settled for runner-up at 276.
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N.C
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Lee Trevino
Sanders
Quail Hollow Country Club
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Cesar Sanudo
Bruce Devlin
Gary Player
Dave Hill
Tom Shaw
Ray Floyd
Bob Lunn
Tom Weiskopf
Art Wall
Kermit Zarley
Gibby Gilbert
Jerry Heard
Lou Graham
Jim Dent
Bob Shaw
Bob Wynn
Billy Casper
Unser Takes Speedway Race at Rex Mays Classic
Bobby Unser led nearly the whole 150 miles at Milwaukee for the Rex Mays Speedway Car Classic, finishing first with an average speed of 109.139 mph. Pole sitter Unser from Albuquerque set a track record 126.064 mph in a turbocharged Eagle-Offenhauser. Al Unser won this race last year. Gary Bettenhausen, Billy Vukovich, and Joe Leonard completed the top five in McLaren and Parnelli entries.
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Mark Donohue
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N.M
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Tinley Park
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Billy Vukovich
Fresno
Calif
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Penn Captures Rowing Title at National Regatta
The University of Pennsylvania varsity eight won the 70th national intercollegiate rowing championships at Onondaga Lake, beating Brown by nearly a length in 6:22.6 for 2000 meters. Wisconsin took the Jim Ten Eyck Trophy as top overall crew, with Yale and others placing in the finals. Penn coach Ted Nash eyes broader Olympic team participation as talks continue.
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Lou DeLosso
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Harry Parker
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Pirates Sweep Giants in doubleheader romp
Right-hander Bruce Kison spun a three-hitter and drove in two runs as Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 9-1 to complete a sweep of the Giants. The Pirates also won the first game 4-3 on Milt May's eighth inning sacrifice fly, with Stargell driving in key runs and Kison earning his first win of the season.
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Chisox Defeat Yankees Twice in Sunday Sweep
Chicago White Sox sweep doubleheader with a 5-4 win in the nightcap after Dick Allen belts a pinch three-run homer off Sparky Lyle in the ninth. Earlier, the Sox won 6-1 behind Tom Bradley who improved to 6-2 as New York led 1-0 before Melton’s error opened the door.
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Bill Melton
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Lyle
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