Evans Heights Braves Over Padres 4-2 Behind Reed and Homer
Atlanta ace Ron Reed held San Diego to five singles in eight innings as Darrell Evans hit a two run homer in the fifth guiding the Braves to a 4-2 win. Dusty Baker added a 16 game hitting streak extension with a third inning run and Rowland Office drove in another. Dave Johnson walked, moved to third on a balk and scored on an Office error for Atlanta's first tally. Padres stranded runners in key chances, including two in the third and a late rally in the ninth.
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Ron Reed
Darrell Evans
Atlanta Braves
Sant Diego Padres
Reed
Padres
Derrell Thomas
Willie McCovey
Jack, Aker
Danny Frisella
Pedro
Dave Winfield
San Diego
Frisella
Evans
Mike Lum
Braves
Dusty Baker
Rowland Office
Dave Johnson
Steve Artin
Arlin
Johnson
Johnny Oates
Office
Craig Robinson
Ralph Garr
Lum
Bobby ‘Solan
Thomas
Nate Colbert
Clarence Gaston
Colbert
Phils Rally Past Cardinals 10-3 In Five-Run Burst
Philadelphia tops St Louis 10-3 as Mike Anderson plates two and Dave Cash drives in three in a five run fifth inning. Del Unser bunts on and Tommy Hutton singles set up the rally with Steve Carlton earning the win. The Cardinals had led 3-2 before the eruption.
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Philadelphia
Mike Anderson
Dave Cash
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Cards
Bob Gibson
del Unser
Greg Luzinski
Tommy Hutton
Anderson
Bob Boone
Mike Schmidt
Steve Carlton
Cash
Pete Richert
Boone
RBI
Carlton
Ted Simmons
Lou Brock
Ted Sizemore
Sizemore
Luzinski
Reggie Smith
Joe Torre
Simmons
Rangers Rally Past Royals 3 2 on eighth inning error
Len Randle scored the go ahead run as Royals third baseman Paw Schaal misthrew during a rundown in the eighth inning allowing the Texas Rangers to beat Kansas City 3 2. John Mayberry hit a solo homer, Jeff Burroughs added his fifth, and Pablo Schaal delivered the tying run earlier in the seventh. The game featured a triple by Jim Spencer after a collision between Cookie Rojas and Al Cowens.
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Tex
Len Randle
Royals
Paw Schaal
Texas Rangers
Kansas City
Jim Spencer
Cookie Rojas
al Cowens
Randle
Spencer
Dave Nelson
Schaa
Frank Healy
John Mayberry
B J
Jeff Burroughs
Rangers
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Paul Schaal
Cowens
Schaal
Ranzer
Rich Billings
Mrow
Celtics seize 2 0 series lead in playoff rout
Boston Celtics overpower New York Knicks 211-99 to grab a commanding 2-0 edge in the Eastern Conference finals. Havlicek Nelson and White led with 27 23 and 22 points as Boston broke open a tight game with a 39 4 third quarter burst and dominant rebounding. Knicks top scorer Frazier 21 and Bradley 20.
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NEW York
Boston Celtics
John Havlicek
Don Nelson
Jo Jo White
New York Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Knicks
Nelson
Don Chaney
White
Havlicek
Walt Frazier
Bill Bradley
Elgin Bayer
Frazier
Phil Jackson
Cowens
British Soccer Scores Tuesday's British S crer Essals
Tuesday results recap features Birmingham beating Birmingham 2 1 and Sunderland drawing Crystal Palace 0 0. Manchester United and Leeds United clash ends 2 2 with late goals. Other matches include Aston Villa 1 Carlisle 1 and Scunthorpe 2 Port Vale 1.
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Tie Associateé Press
Engust
Lessus Dyiwen
Birmingham
Boiee
Manchester Lity
Yankees edge Red Sox 2 1 behind Nettles
Graig Nettles collected three singles and drove in the tie breaking run in the fifth inning as the New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 2 1. Mel Stottlemyre pitched well until the fifth inning when Boston plated a run on singles and a fielder choice.
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Boston Red Sox
Doug Griffin
New York Yankees
Thurman Munson
Shea Stadium
Griffin
Graig Nettles
Gene Michael
Yanks
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Nettles
Luis Tiant
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Gene Micheel
Yankees
Lou Piniella
Rick Miller
Mario Guerrero
Montgomery
Tiant
Ran Blomberg
Pinicia
Michael
Giant
Jim Mason
Ray White
Hogan
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National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday’s results show Montreal defeating New York 4 to 1 and Pittsburgh edging Chicago 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Philadelphia routed St Louis 18 to 3, Atlanta beat San Diego 4 to 2, Houston won 4 to 0 against San Francisco, and Los Angeles tied Cincinnati 3 to 3. Upcoming games list New York at Montreal, Pittsburgh at Chicago, San Diego at Atlanta, St Louis at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at Houston with listed starters and start times.
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Stone
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Morton
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Indians Rally Tops Brewers 3 2 in Milwaukee
John Lowenstein opened the eighth with a double and scored the go ahead run on Jim Colborn wild pitch as the Indians beat the Brewers 3 2. George Hendrick Chris Chambliss and Charlie Spikes had key hits in the rally.
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Milwaukee
John Lowenstein
Jim Colborn
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Lowenstein
Indians
Jim Petry
Colborn
Darrell Porter
George Hendrick
Chris Chambliss
Charlie Spikes
Don Money
Colbern
Angel Hermoso
John
Ellis
Cleveland
Ruddy Bell
Chambliss
Pedro Garcia
Dave May
Scond
George Scott
Saunders
Rat Scott
May
Mitchell
Fae Sanders
Brewers
Garcia
Bucks Clinch Win Over Bulls In Open Of Finals
The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Chicago Bulls 93 to 81 in the opening game of the NBA Western Conference finals. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led with 25 points aided by Bob Dandridge, Oscar Robertson added 15, as Milwaukee built a 20 point third-quarter lead and withstood a late Bulls rally led by Norm Van Lier.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bob Dandridge
Chicago Bulls
Oscar Robertson
Bucks
Norm van Lier
Chicago
Bulls
Ron Williams
Jon McGlocklin
Curtis Perry
Robertson
Bob Weiss
Dennis Aw ‘Trey
Ailee Williams
van Lier
Abdul-Jabbar
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Dandridge
Carnell Warner
Perry
Walker
Love
Weiss
Jerry Sloan
Warmer
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Warner
Expos Rally Past Mets 4-1 On Late Inning Burst
Montreal wins 4-1 as Ron Fairly drives in two after a crucial error in the eighth. Steve Renko earns the victory while Rusty Staub homers for the Mets, tying the game in the seventh before Bailey’s homer. Seaver suffers first loss of the season in third start.
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Ron Fairly
Montreal Expos
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Expos
Seaver
Mets
Rusty Staub
Rob Bailey
Willie Davis
Ted Martinez
Bud Hargrelson
Jim Cox
Steve Renko
Staub
Renko
Cleon Jones
John Milner
Enlarged Skeet Loop Opens Season At Remington Grounds
The Remington Gun Club formerly Housatonic Gun Club opens its 1974 skeet season at the Remington Grounds in Lordship with 22 teams entering four divisions. AA matches feature Giaquinto Construction vs Kenny's Auto Sales and Fairfield County Fish and Game Protective Association Gold vs The Sportsmen. Other pairings include A and B division contests with new entries and local clubs.
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Housatonic Gun Club
Reminsion
Lordship
Giaquinto Construction
Kenny's Auto Sales
Fairfield County Fish and Game Protective Association
Fcfgpa
the Honkers
Weston Gun Club
Quay-Hogs
Remington Arms
Golden
J. & J. Typesetters
Sikorsky Winged
Astra Power
Stamford Skeet Club
Felso
Han- Skeeters
Ding-A-Lings
Philips Medical System
Nor-Bridge
Matty
Playoff Scores and Tonight's NBA Matchups
Eastern Conference action shows Boston and New York leading their series 2-0 in the Conference Finals. Western Conference reports Chicago and Milwaukee tied 1-0 with no game results yet. Tonight features New York Nets at Kentucky at 4 PM and Indiana hosting Utah at 7:10 PM with series still developing.
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Griffin Shuts Out Giants as Astros Top 4-0
Tom Griffin pitched a three hitter and drove in two runs with his fifth homer of the season to lift the Houston Astros past the San Francisco Giants 4-0. Cedeno stole second and scored on May’s single in the sixth, with Griffin retiring the final four batters for his first shutout since 1972.
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Tom Griffin
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Griffin
John Edwards
Garry Maddox
Gary Matthews
Chris Speier
Astros
Gianta
Jim Willoughby
Cesar Cedeno
Lee May
Cedeno
Greg Gross
Doug Rader
Dodgers Rally Past Reds In Fifteenth Inning Tie
Bill Russell drove in two runs with a double in the eighth as the Dodgers beat the Reds 3-3 in a late inning rally. Rick Auerbach opened with a single, Fred Norman walked Joe Ferguson, and Steve Garvey loaded the bases before Russell delivered the game winning hit to left. The Dodgers tied at 3 in the ninth after Jimmy Wynn homered and Auerbach scored on Garvey’s grounder.
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Bill Russell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Rick Auerbach
Fred Norman
Joe Ferguson
Steve Garvey
Russell
Norman
Dodgers
Jimmy Wynn
Wynn
Clay Kirby
Auerbach
Garvey
Kirby
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Dan’ Driessen
Greens Farms Academy dominates McLean 13-0 in opener
In Waterbury Greens Farms Academy opened baseball with a 13-0 rout of Mcleman. Ladd Osborne blanked the opposition in a one hit shutout allowing three walks and one hit. Jim Callahan and Larry Nair led the 10 hit attack with two hits and two RBIs each.
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Ladd Osborne
Greens Farms Academy
Mcleman
Jim Callahan
Bashman
Larry Nair
Greens Farms
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