Steve Renko Tosses One-Hitter in Montreal Win
Montreal defeated San Francisco 4-1 as Steve Renko stifled the Giants with a one-hitter amid two runs in the fifth and sixth. Dick Dietz singled for San Francisco. Bob Bailey, Boots Day and Rusty Staub drove in key runs. Renko walked five and hit a batter while Orrin Perry exited in the seventh.
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Raybestos Cards Rout Cape Cod in Doubleheader Sweep
The Raybestos Cardinals extended their winning streak to 13 games with decisive 11-1 and 10-0 victories over the Cape Cod Glanlers at Raybestos Memorial Field. Pete Carlson returned to action as the club bolstered its season batting average in the twin bill.
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Cardinals Rout Dodgers as Redbirds Extend Hot Streak
In a doubleheader, St. Louis defeated Chicago 8-1 and 5-4, with Carlsons and LaPenna supplying three hits in the nightcap and Bill Wolfe guiding the Redbirds to a strong series start. Key performances included Tom P en and Jerry LaPenman driving runs, while starter Jim Lefthvre and reliever Harman held foes to limited results. The Dodgers scored early but could not sustain offense against St. Louis pitching.
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Hadfield Selected Ag Rangers Carplait Hadfield
Montreal AP report states Vic Mansfield has been named captain of the New York Rangers by coach and GM Enile Franeix. Hadfield, a long time Rangers veteran, recently moved to the Minnesota North Stars in a pre season shakeup.
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Fragmentary list shows teams and players with city mentions and incomplete scores. Names include Bahnsen Murphy Rosman Wright Cole man Lamb Palmer and teams New York California Washington Chicago Cleveland Baltimore. Details are too garbled to extract clear results or schedules.
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Mike Karitka Hits First Home Run Lifts Pawtucket
PAWTUCKET Notre Dame high school star Mike Karitka connected for his first home run of the season last night, propelling Pawtucket over Pittsfield 12 to 1. He belted a two run homer in the second inning to help seal the win as Pawtucket heads to Wertherburg over the weekend for a Friday doubleheader at 6:80 and a Sunday matinee at 2.
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Mets Rally Past Padres To Seize East Lead
The New York Mets erased a 2 0 deficit with an eighth inning rally capped by Ken Singleton's run scoring single to beat the San Diego Padres 4 2. Don Hahn and Harrelson hit timely triples as New York piled up the runs off Tom Seaver and reliever Severinsen to move into first place in the NL East.
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Braves Dominate Cardinals In Eight Three Win
In Atlanta, Zoilo Versalles delivered a two run single fueling a six run fifth inning as the Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3. Hank Aaron drove in a go ahead run with a double while Joe Torre and Mike Lum contributed key hits. Cardinals injuries amid a wild sixth inning did not derail Atlanta as they built on an early 4-1 lead and held on for the win.
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Bench Ends HR Famine As Reds Top Astros 21
Houston Mets? Johnny Bench homered for the first time in weeks lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a 21 victory over the Houston Astros in a late game rally. The Astros had led briefly as Jack Hiatt, Roger Matzger, and Joe Morgan contributed hits, but an unearned run tied the score before Cincinnati pulled away in the late innings.
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Temple Program Up to University Level
Temple University will move from College Division to University Division in football after NCAA approval. Athletic director Ernie Cavale said the upgrade follows Temple facing a majority of University Division opponents in its schedule.
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McCarthy Named St Joseph Grid Head Amid Quiet Change
McCarthy, 42, was appointed head coach of St Joseph High School football, replacing Gearge, who stepped down after a storied tenure. The move comes amid an aura of mystery as both men declined comment. The squad posted a 53 win lost 64 record last season.
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Seer Bowl Game Grabs TV Contract for 3 Years
NEW YORK AP Phoenix still lacks a formal name for its postseason football bowl but has a television deal. Mizlou Productions, Inc, a New York firm, announced a three year contract with the Arizona Sports Foundation to televise the game beginning next season.
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Cubs Rally Past Pirates 3-1 Behind Jenkins Tenacity
Cubs defeat Pirates 3-1 as Jenkins earns his 10th win in a complete game. Davis collects three hits and drives in a run with a sixth inning RBI single. Popovich and Santo contribute as Chicago takes control with timely hits, while Moose strands trouble to hold the Pirates at bay.
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Wisconsin Coach Brennan Resigns to Enter Private Business
Madison Wisconsin April reports that University of Wisconsin head coach Bob Brennan aged 37 resigned to join private enterprise. Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch stated the move was announced Wednesday and a successor would be named as soon as possible.
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