Dodgers extend win streak with 4 1 victory over Padres
Osteen improved to 10-7 by limiting San Diego to six hits as Los Angeles won 4-1. Wes Parker drove in a run, Bill Sudakis homered, and Willie Davis scored in the third. The Dodgers remained nine games back of Cincinnati in the NL West.
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Baseball standings and results from major league games
Baseball standings and schedule notes show rain postponements and results across the circuit. Montreal defeated New York 6 to 5, St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 0, San Francisco toppled Atlanta 4 to 1, Cincinnati won 3 to 2 over Houston, and Los Angeles edged San Diego 4 to 1. New York at Montreal and Chicago at Pittsburgh were postponed by rain.
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Robinson Hits Pair of Grand Slams in Five-Run Orioles Win
Frank Robinson, aging back woe and all, crushed consecutive grand slams to pace the Orioles past the Senators 12-2. Don Buford added four hits and Dave McNally won his 11th as Washington dropped. Reichtardt and other AL and NL results followed with rain interruptions and notable feats.
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Dog Patch Triumphs Over Corbin Eliion In Tight Baseball Night
Dog Patch topped Corbin Eliion 17 to 12 as Galvin Chadwell led with three singles in four trips. Terrell Monhollen earned the win while Bill Chadwell took the loss. Ray Partin and Roy Mitchell sparked a two-run first and a six-run third for Dog Patch. Corbin Eliion answered with four in the third and three in the fourth, but couldn’t overcome the early deficit.
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Write In Votes Spark Ballooning Ballot Fantasies
Adams-Burke Co tabs July 14 Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium classic ballots and rejects humorous write-ins. Notables cited include hockey great Bobby Hull and comic duo Charlie Brown and Snoopy as AL starters, with Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs mentioned among write-ins.
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All Star Balloting Sparks Voting Surge Across Leagues
Paul Hines notes fans across both leagues will cast votes with many ballots coming from Brewers fans in Milwaukee. Commissioner Kuhn aims to finalize results by July 6 with lineup announcements starting July 7. Ballots are largely processed by a Minnesota firm and refereed for write ins and damaged cards by hand.
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West Team Favored Over East in Coaches All-America Game
West holds a 5-4 series edge in the 10th annual Coaches All-America game in Lubbock Texas at Jones Stadium. Dennis Shaw leads the West offense opposite star defenders Mike McCoy and Cecil Pryor for the East. Coach Dan Devine and LSU's Charles McClendon whip up a fast backfield with MecBridge Gardin and Otis amid 90 degree heat.
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