Lady Manager Brings Pizzazz to Padres Debut
In San Diego Marcia Markus, replacing Dom Zimmer for one inning, called for pizzazz as the Padres lost a 6-5 14 inning game to the Giants. Markus ordered a bunt and allowed Jerry Morales to single, with Nate Colbert delivering a two run hit. Zimmer doubted her control but the team showed zeal in a dramatic early-season tilt.
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Brewers Blank Orioles 3-0 in One-Hitter Victory
Skip Lockwood and Ken Sanders combined for a one hit shutout as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-0. Joe Lahoud homered and scored twice, backing Lockwood who held Baltimore to a lone fourth inning single before Sanders preserved the win. Brock Davis added a ninth inning sacrifice fly for insurance.
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Pat Dobson
George Scott
Dave Johnson
Johnny Briggs
Brock Davis
Giants Quiet Braves 3-0 Behind Bryant Bullpens
Left-hander Ron Bryant pitched a three-hitter to pace the San Francisco Giants past Atlanta 3-0. Ed Goodson drove in runs with a fourth-inning double and a fifth-inning single as San Francisco stretched streak to three straight wins while Atlanta dropped to fifth loss in seven.
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Cardinals Rally Past Expos For Sixth Straight NLWin
St Louis edged Montreal 4-3 as Joe Torre slugged a three run homer and Lou Brock hit a run scoring double. Bob Gibson outpitched Balor Moore to win his sixth straight decision and stretch the Cardinals' win streak to six in the NL.
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Indians Stop Red Sox 7-3 in Cleveland rout
Cleveland broke a scoreless duel in the sixth, scoring six times to defeat Boston 7-3. Ray Lamb earned the win while Rays Culp took the loss after allowing a burst of hits and seven runs. कर
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Mets Beat Cubs 6-4 in Bluefield Little League
The Mets defeated the Cubs 6-4 in Bluefield Virginia Little League play. William Sexton earned the win and Billy Spencer earned a save while Doug Collins took the loss for the Cubs. The Sox face the Giants for the first half title at Graham High at 10:00 AM.
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Harness driver Keith Waples first raced at age twelve
Keith Waples began harness racing as a child of twelve, driving his first race at a Canadian fair. The future star started early in his sport, showcasing early talent that would mark his career.
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Pitzer Wins Quebec Open Golf Championship
Greg Pitzer of Los Angeles captured the $16 000 Quebec Open Golf Championship in Rosemere Quebec aided by a birdie on the 12th after his shot struck a spectator's umbrella and returned to the green. Phil Giroux finished second and Jay Dolan was third with scores of 213 and 215 respectively.
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Royals Beat White Sox 4-1 Behind Rojas Blasts
Cookie Rojas drove in two runs and scored once to lift the Kansas City Royals to a 4-1 win over the Chicago White Sox and pitcher Wilbur Wood on Monday night.
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Deskins and Graham Secure Wins in Bluefield Pony League
Deskins defeats the Jaycees 13 to 9 as Hooks earns the win and Faddis takes the loss. In the other game Graham bests Bluewell 7 to 3 with Kelly earning the victory and Hart charged with the defeat.
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Elks and Deskins Win Pee Wee Games in Bluefield League
The Elks defeated the Jaycees 6 to 3 as Adams earned the win and Blevins took the loss. Deskins blanked Bluewell 12 to 1 with Beckett winning the mound and Martin absorbing the loss.
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Douglas Beats Princeton Bank in Little League Match
Douglas defeated Princeton Bank 22 to 6 with Banes earning the win on the mound. The Folks are scheduled to face American Black in Princeton Little League action today.
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Dinner Bell Triumphs Over IGA-Ched's in Pony League
Dinner Bell defeated IGA-Ched's 7 to 5 in the Princeton Pony League on Mionday with McCormick securing the win. Clover Dew hosts Princeton Pool in today’s action while Sunday thoroughbred racing runs at Delaware Park through August 13.
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Covington Astros End Bluefield Orioles Streak 7-6
Covington hustled to a 7-6 win at Bowen Field over Bluefield, erasing a 6-5 deficit in the seventh and scoring the decisive run in the eighth amid three Bluefield errors. Jim Crawford earned win in relief with eight strikeouts. Andy Bowie took the loss. The Astros outhit Bluefield 9 to 8. Bluefield heads on a four game trip to Pulaski to begin the road swing.
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Mets Beat Pirates 4-2 as Koosman Quietly Shines
New York toppled Pittsburgh 4-2 on Monday night behind lefty Jerry Koosman with final help from Reliever Tug McGraw. The win narrows the Mets’ deficit to two games behind the Pirates in the National League East standings.
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Tigers Edge Yankees 4-3 in Slayback Debut Solid Start
DETROIT AP report records Bill Slayback, in his MLB debut, tossing seven hitless innings before late relief, as the Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 4-3.
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Standings Tuesday's games across baseball standings summary
Milwaukee hosts Baltimore as Brett 3.6 faces Alexander 34 with Harrison 0.0 in night action. Boston meets Cleveland with Curtis 33 against Wilcox 67. California takes on Minnesota as Ryan 75 faces Perry 66. Chicago visits Kansas City with Bannsen 10.7 vs Splittorft 64. Oakland travels to Texas as Hamilton 41 faces Bosman 46. New York plays Detroit at twilight with Blasingame 00 and Leitch 11.5.
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Baseball schedules span night games in three cities
The lineup lists matchups including Atlanta at San Francisco with Niekro and McDowell, Pittsburgh at New York, Montreal at St Louis, Houston at San Diego, and Cincinnati at Los Angeles, with pitchers’ identifiers noted for each club.
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The Gossamer Glory Of Championship Seasons
In a 1964-era reminiscence, Dave Golden recalls Pekin High School’s 1952 state title as a 1960s New York star. He reflects on fame, the toll of past glory, and a postbasketball life from a Duke scholarship to Hartford Insurance career. He notes lost contact with teammates and questions the value of trophies kept in a trunk.
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U S Track Trials in Eugene Start for Munich Team
The 1972 Olympic trials open in Eugene Oregon with a strong field led by John Smith Lee Evans and Steve Prefontaine. Prospects include Milburn Davenport Edmonson Hart and Lofty hopes for a lean U S medal set as contenders eye the 1 500 and 800 events with doubles possible.
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Smith Gonzales Cruise Into Wimbledon Open Wins
Stan Smith the top seed and Pancho Gonzales the sentimental favorite opened Wimbledon men's singles with easy victories. Smith defeated Hans Joachim Ploetz 6-1 6-1 6-3 while Gonzales beat Antonio Munoz 6-2 7-5 6. The 44-year-old Gonzales impressed with drops and cross-court shots as he eyes another deep run amid a London disqualification controversy unresolved by the LTA.
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