Dodgers End Giants Lead With 3 0 Victory at Dodger Stadium
Dodgers sweep the Giants 3 0 at Dodger Stadium as Bill Singer holds San Francisco to two hits and Wes Parker scores twice. The win, sixth straight over the Giants, cuts the West Division gap and fuels a potential Bay Area rematch next week in San Francisco.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva batting .346 and Cash with 30 home runs. Pitching leader McNally shows a 2.94 ERA. Dobson 3.49. National League leaders feature Torre hitting .368 with 206 hits and Stargell 44 homers. Seaver 245 strikeouts.
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Chiefs Trade Veteran Receiver to Cleveland in 1972 Draft Pick
Kansas City announced veteran wide receiver Frank Pitts was traded to Cleveland for a high 1972 draft choice. Coach Hank Stram said four players reclaimed off waivers to reach 44 on the roster as Otis Taylor remains a club mainstay. Pitts highlighted by a Super Bowl performance. Stram declined further comment.
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Royals to Host 1973 All-Star Game in Kansas City
Kansas City will host the 44th All-Star Game at the Truman Sports Complex likely in July. This will be the Royals second time welcoming the midseason classic after Municipal Stadium in 1960. The NL led by stars like Willie Mays and Ernie Banks beat the AL in that 1960 game.
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Royals Bow To Brewers In Six-Run Sixth Frame
The Kansas City Royals fell 7-6 to Milwaukee as both teams produced a six run inning in the fifth. St. Louis idle as Chicago, Kansas City, and St. Louis schedule changes loom with White Sox and Cubs coming up. Catfish Hunter earned Oakland a 1-0 win over California. Al Oliver drove in five for Pittsburgh in a 10-1 victory over the Cubs.
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Schedule Fragment: Day A.M. Minor Major Times
A fragment shows a timetable with Day A M Minor Major entries and start times 3:25 Thur 9:00 9:35 3:50 Fri 10:05 4:25 10:35 4:55 for two days. The readable items indicate listed sessions labeled Minor Major with related hour marks.
Major League Standings From Wednesday Results
Montreal defeats New York 10 to 2 while Pittsburgh Vaults past Chicago 10 to 1. Cincinnati topples San Diego 4 to 1 and Los Angeles beats San Francisco 3 to 1 in a slate of late games.
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Buffaloes Poised For Opener Amid Injury Jolt
Colorado stars Jake Zumbach and Carl Taibi are on the doubtful list for the season opener at LSU as Buffs join Big Eight rivals in current injuries. Kansas notes Don Perkins and Jerry Evans doubtful for Washington State game. Ken Page and Bobby Childs named captains. Kansas State reports Charles Clarington out with a knee injury as Utah State visit looms.
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Sanders Breaks Pitching Record in Brewers Win
Right hander Ken Sanders of Milwaukee set a major league mark with his 68th appearance of the season in the Brewers 7 6 victory over the Kansas City Royals. He improved to seven wins against nine losses and pitched the ninth inning without trouble.
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