June's His Month Stargell Drives Pirates to Sweep
Willie Stargell sparked a June hitting spree with three doubles and a single driving in five as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 5, completing a three game series sweep. Rennie Stennett and Al Oliver contributed hits, and Manny Sanguillen hit his third homer of the season to cap a 7-3 Pirates lead. Sam McDowell earned win in five innings while Doug Konieczny drove in two for the Cubs in a 4-3 Houston win that snapped nine losses. Enos Cabell's eighth inning single broke a 2-2 tie, with Konieczny adding a wall-scraping double for insurance.
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Perry Lifts A's Over Orioles 3-0 In One-Hitter Support
Jim Perry pitched a one hitter for Oakland as Gene Tenace and Chauldell Washington homered to back him in a 3-0 victory over Baltimore. Perry improved to 2-7 with his first complete game of the season. Al Bumbry spoiled the no-hitter with two outs in the sixth.
Pirates Sign Jerry at Pittsburgh in Draft Move
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of Jerry, a 24th pick from last week's draft, as part of their continuing roster plans. The article notes other NL action including Pepe Mangual scoring for Montreal, Mike Schmidt and teammates driving in runs for the Phillies in a 7-0 win, and Tom Seaver striking out nine in a 5-0 Mets win over the Giants.
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Court Rejects Damages Claim Over Bed Collision
In BODMIN England a judge dismissed a damages suit by Ivan Hooper 39 who was run over by a bed during a 1971 charity race. Hooper said organizers were negligent citing low-slung beds with protruding parts. He missed a year of work. The court rejected the $9,000 claim.
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Man fined for assault on rare orchid at Newton Abbot
In Newton Abbot England UPI reports Graham Toghill a 37 year old businessman was fined 24 for willful damage to a rare Cattleya Van Hotten orchid after he touched and twisted the flower at a hotel. He offered 120 in restitution but was rejected.
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