Borg and others shine in a day of major tennis and golf action
In Paris Borg beat Gullikson 6-3 7-6 5-7 6-4 while Gerulaitis, Walls, and Orantes won their matches. Britain fell behind 64-54 as Clarke defeated Davis 8 and 7 in Walker Cup play.
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Tiny Tots baseball clinic at Arthur and Coolidge schools
The Tiny Tots baseball clinic starts this week at Arthur and Coolidge schools. Call 365-0279 to register or learn details.
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Pirates seize momentum in NL East push after Cubs win
The Pittsburgh Pirates improved to 10 of 13 after a 9-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs, moving above .500 as Bill Robinson and Dave Parker drove will to energize offense. Jim Rooker tossed a two hitter in a complete game to fuel the surge.
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Major Leagues Wednesday and Thursday results recap
Montreal blanked Philadelphia 2 0 while Pittsburgh crushed Chicago 9 2 and St Louis toppled New York 7 3. Houston beat Cincinnati 6 3 and San Diego routed Atlanta 10 2 with Los Angeles edging San Francisco 6 5. Friday slate features two Washington? No. (Note: Missing full context. summarizes key results and notable matchups including Montreal Philadelphia St Louis New York Houston Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta LA SF Chicago Pittsburgh.)
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Frank Robinson hits back-to-back grand slams for Orioles
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles belted consecutive grand slams on June 26, 1970, against the Washington Senators, delivering a dramatic two-homer swing in the game.
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Baseball Leaders and Statistics for 100 At Bats and 5 Decision Pitchers
A dense tally of batting leaders and pitching figures from multiple teams. Includes runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts with top players such as Sma lley Lynn Baylor Otis and pitchers like Kern LaCoss Miekro and Richard.
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