Yankees edge A's 2 1 after 10 2 loss doubleheader
Joe Verbanic and two relievers held Kansas City to five hits as New York defeated the A's 2 1 to salvage a split after Oakland won the opener 10 2 behind Jim Hunter. Danny Cater drove in four for the A's and Horace Clarke and Dick Howser provided the Yankees scoring.
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Billie Jean King Advances In Wimbledon Net Tourney
Billie Jean King of Long Beach California beat Ingrid Lordahl of Sweden 8-6 6-2 to reach the third round at Wimbledon. The match followed her defense of the crown as she relied on smashes and volleys. Also noted was a bloomers versus white attire shift among rivals Wade and Annette Van with red accents. Third seed Maria Bueno beat Laura Rossouw 6-3 6-1. Ann Jones defeated Lorna Collins 6-1 6-2.
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Kaline Fractures Hand. Likely Out Two to Three Weeks
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline fractured his right hand Tuesday in a game against Cleveland and will miss two to three weeks. Kaline had led All-Star voting with 242 of 247 votes and may miss the All-Star Game in Anaheim on July 11.
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Salmon Sparks Indians To 8-1 Nod Over Tigers
Chico Salmon fueled an 8-1 Cleveland win over Detroit as he drove in four runs with two doubles and a homer. Detroit dropped to 4 straight losses, while Cleveland took control early with a four-run second inning aided by Tigers errors. Sam McDowell allowed eight hits and nine strikeouts over the win.
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Braves Smash Astros By 13-5
Hank Aaron homered twice including an 11th career grand slam as the Atlanta Braves routed the Houston Astros 13-5. Aaron's bases loaded blast in the third gave him the MLB lead among active players and his two-run shot in the eighth boosted Atlanta's total. Wade Blas took the loss for Houston.
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Dodgers roll to fourth straight win with 9-0 rout
Don Sutton pitched a two hitter and 11 strikeouts as Los Angeles blanked Cincinnati 9-0 to extend its winning streak to four games. John Roseboro drove in four runs with two doubles, while the Dodgers totaled 13 hits, including five doubles, in Los Angeles.
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Conigliaro Lifts Red Sox Past Twins 3-2
Tony Conigliaro belted a two run homer in the first inning as Boston beat Minnesota 3-2. Gary Waslewski earned his first major league win, holding the Twins to four hits while reliever John Wyatt closed it out after Dean Chance gave up 10 hits in eight innings.
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Wednesday baseball slate with mixed NL and AL matches
Night games feature matchups including Philadelphia at New York Seaver and Houston at Atlanta, plus Chicago at San Francisco, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Washington at California, New York at Kansas City, Boston at Minnesota, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at Baltimore with various listed pitchers. Strong names like Seaver, Nolan, Drysdale, and Culhane appear among the rosters.
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Yastrzemski Kaline challenge Robinson for batting crown
Frank Robinson of Baltimore aims to win consecutive batting triple crowns as Carl Yastrzemski Al Kaline and Harmon Killebrew push to overtake him. Yastrzemski climbed toward .336 Kaline to .332 and Killebrew led home runs with 22 while RBIs favored Robinson at 59. Roberto Cle mente led the NL with .352 as Cepeda dropped to .345.
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Marion Mets blank Bluefield in Appy League tilt
Marion pitcher Jessie Hudson and reliever Rick Sakes combined for a one hitter through five as the Marion Mets defeated the Bluefield Orioles 6-0 on Tuesday night. Hudson fanned four and walked three, Jim Plant hit a solo homer for Marion, and Bluefield’s lone hit was Larry Johnsons double. Shelton started for Bluefield, losing despite eight strikeouts in five innings.
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Horlen and White Sox blank Orioles 5-0
Joe Horlen held Baltimore to five hits as the Chicago White Sox beat the Orioles 5-0. Frank Robinson left with a head injury after a fourth inning collision that also injured Al Weis, who will miss the season with a torn knee. The Sox scored in a chaotic fifth that featured two wild pitches by Steve Barber, a stolen base, and two Baltimore errors.
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Birdie Beats Ace On Penalty At Forest Hill
In St Louis at Forest Hill Country Club Mike OHara sank a birdie two on the par three sixteenth after a two foot putt from a No 6 iron approach. Teammate Tom McGowan also holed a shot but counted a par three due to a two stroke penalty when his first shot went out of bounds.
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Giants blank Cardinals as McCormick shines
Hal Lanier greeted reliever Ron Willis with a bases loaded double in the fifth inning and Mike McCormick held St. Louis to seven hits as the Giants beat the Cardinals 6-0. McCormick improved to 83 with five strikeouts and no walks, while Tito Fuentes, Jim Davenport and others contributed to the win with timely hits and seven walks issued by St. Louis.
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Ferrari to field single car at Grand Prix of France
Ferrari announces participation in the Le Mans race on July 2 with one car. New Zealand driver Chris Amon named as the pilot for the entry. The team confirms the move amid ongoing preparations in Modena Italy.
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Appy Standings Show Night Results and Schedule
The standings list Wytheville and Covington tied at 28 22 500 after nights games with Salem and Johnson City at 22 12 333 and Bluefield at 12 333.Tuesday results Bluefield beat Marion Johnson City defeated Covington Salem defeated Wytheville. Wednesday schedule includes Salem at Bluefield Covington at Wytheville Johnson City at Marion.
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