Braves Crush Astros 9-0 Behind Jarvis Five-Hitter
Atlanta rookie Earl Williams hit two three-run homers and Hank Aaron added a solo shot as Pat Jarvis pitched a five-hitter to rout the Houston Astros 9-0. Williams homered in the second after Hal King and Mike Lum singled, followed by Lum’s double and Versalles’ single to make it 6-0 in the third.
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Houston
Earl Williams
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Pat Jarvis
Williams
Astros
Don Wilson
Hal King
Mike Lum
Aaron
Lum
Zolio Versalles
Padres Rally Past Phillies 9-8 on Barton's late double
San Diego Padres defeated Philadelphia 9-8 as pinch hitter Bob Barton drove in two runs with an eighth inning double off Woody Fryman to seal the win. Bob Miller earned the decision for San Diego while Billy Wilson took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bob Barton
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Barton
Woody Fryman
Billy Wilson
Bob Miller
SAN Diego Philadelphia
Hernandzss
Harmon
Jestadt
McA
Astason
Dean
Rstoneil
Phoebusp
Coombs
Severinsen
Miller
Kelley
Reynolds
Dg Champion
Wilson
L.C
Seese Fryman
Baseball Scores From Monday Evening Games
American League results show Cleveland routed Milwaukee 11 to 0 while Detroit beat Minnesota 9 to 4 and Kansas City edged Boston 4 to 3. New York defeated Oakland 5 to 2 and California topped Washington 5 to 2. Chicago plays Detroit and Minnesota visits Cleveland in night games. Milwaukee travels to Baltimore and Chicago hosts the day’s other entries.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Oakland
Washington
California
Baltimore
Chicago
Culp
Messersmith
Kekich
Hedlund
Bradley
Coleman
Perry
A Foster
Krausse
Palmer
Wwe
Orioles hold rain delayed workout for Bluefield prospects
The Bluefield Orioles endured a heavy rain at Bowen Field before a four hour workout resumed Sunday afternoon. Baby Bird manager Jim Schaffer and scout Herm Starrette plan another session today at 10 a.m. as they prepare for the Appalachian League opener on June 23 and first home game June 25.
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Bluefield Orioles
Bowen Field
Baby Bird
Jim Schaffer
Baltimore Oriole
Herm Starrette
Orioles
Schaffer and
Starrette
Orioles Rally Past White Sox 2 1 Behind Belanger Chop
The Orioles edged Chicago 2 1 as Mark Belanger scored on a seventh inning chop off home plate to drive in Brooks Robinson. Mike Cuellar earned his eighth straight win while Robinson and Belanger produced key early and late runs despite five double plays by Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Mark Belanger
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Mike Cuellar
Tom Egan
Robinson
Belanger
Bill Melton
Tommy
Cuellar
Egan
Jay Johnstone
Dave Johnson
Pirates Rally for 8-4 Win as Hebner Lifts Streak
Richie Hebner drilled a three run homer in the ninth to cap a five run burst lifting Pittsburgh to an 8-4 victory over the slumping St. Louis Cardinals. Roberto Clemente drove in the tying run and Willie Stargell added a sac fly as the Pirates pulled away after a late rally sparked by Cash and Clines in the ninth. Sanguillen contributed two hits including a double and drove in a run as Pittsburgh extended its lead in the NL East to an active eight game margin.
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ST. Louis
Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Carlton
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Chuck Taylor
Carlton
Manny Sanguillen
Hebner
Cards
Jim Beauchamp
Ted
Reds Rally Edges Cubs In 11th In Cincinnati Upset
Lee May singled home the winning run in the 11th inning as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-3. The Reds tied it 3-3 in the eighth on an unearned run after Jim Stewart opened with a pinch single and a Jenkins misplay. Joe Pepitone hit his 200th career homer in the Cubs’ early lead, while Don Kessinger and Billy Williams had the Cubs’ early runs.
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Chicago
Lee May
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
May
Ferguson Jenkins
Pete Rose
Wayne Granger
Reds
Jimmy Stewart
Dave Concepcion
Jenkins
Stewart
Tommy Helms
Rose
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Joe Pepitone
Senators Rally To Beat Angels 5-2 Behind Cox Relief
Casey Cox escaped a bases loaded none out jam in the sixth to earn his second win as the Washington Senators defeated the California Angels 5-2. Angel starter Jim Maloney took his third straight loss after allowing the go ahead runs, with Ken McMullen Jerry Moses and Roger Repoz reaching to load the bases in the fifth before Cox retired Ken Berry and Johnson to end the threat.
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Anaheim
Casey Cox
Washington Senators
California Angels
Maloney
Angels
Cox
Ken McMullen
Jerry Moses
Roger Repez
Ken Berry
Alex Johnson
Tigers slug Twins 9-5 in Bat Day rout at Detroit
Willie Horton drove in five runs with his 13th homer a double and a single as the Detroit Tigers pounded Minnesota 9-5 before 52 178 at Detroit. Ike Brown and Tony Taylor added three hits each as Detroit totaled a season high 16 off five pitchers. Both starters exited early with injuries and the Tigers built an early lead off Jim Kaat.
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Detroit
Willie Horton
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota
Tony Taylor
Ike Brown
Tigers
Brown
Bill Freehan
Tiger
Jim Kaat
Staniey
Carew
Taylor
Olivari
Wharton If
Reese
Ratliffe
Cardenas
Mitterwald
W Horton
Oliva
SO Kaat
Corbin
Hamm
Perranoski
Strickland
Caina
Scherman
Peterstown Triumphs Over Willowton in Little League Clash
Peterstown outlasted Willowton 7 to 5 at Glen Lyn on Sunday to claim the win. Billy Ferguson pitched the victory. Peterstown hosts Rich Creek Friday at 6 30 p.m.
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Peterstown
Willowton
Glen Lyn
Billy Ferguson
Rich Creek
Baseball Night Matchups Across National League
National League games feature San Diego at Montreal with Kirby at 45 and Morton at 58, Los Angeles at New York with Sutton at 4.6 and Seaver at 62, San Francisco at Philadelphia with Perry at 6.4 and Wise at 6.4, Cincinnati at St. Louis with Grimsley at 3.1 and Reuss at 65, Pittsburgh at Houston with Bingham at 3-6, and Atlanta at Chicago with Niekro at 4.6 and Papppas at 66.
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Kirby
Montreal
Morton
Los Angeles
Sutton
New York
Seaver
San Francisco
Perry
Philadelphia
Wise
Cincinnati
Grimsiey
St. Louis
Reuss
Pittsburgh
Moose
Houston
Billingham
Atlanta
Niekro
Chicago
Pappas
Os Pittsburgh
St Louis
S Francisco
Allison wins Motor State 400 in photo finish
Pole sitter Bobby Allison wins the $70,000 Motor State 400 NASCAR race at Michigan International Speedway by a bumper over Bobby Isaac, clocking a track record speed of 149.56 mph. Donnie Allison and Pete Hamilton finish high, with Isaac taking second and Hamilton third as 37,600 fans watch.
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Michigan International Raceway
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Donnie
Pete Hamilton
Isaac
Hueytown
Ala
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Catawba
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Dodge
Nascar
Hamilton
Dedham
Mass
Plymouth
Donnie Allison
Mercury
Charlie Glotzbach
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Gene Clines
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Cash
Luis Melendez
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