Beer Night Helps Rangers Narrow West Lead
The Texas Rangers swept a three-game series from the California Angels 12-3, 6-2 and moved within a half game of the Oakland A’s in the AL West. The A’s edged the Royals 5-4 as Joe Rudi and Angel Mangual delivered key hits in the eighth. Tim Johnson’s two-run single pushed the Brewers to a 6-5 lead over the Orioles, and Willie Horton’s ninth inning hit helped the Tigers beat the Yankees 3-2. Ken Henderson’s two homers fueled the White Sox 11-7 win over the Twins as Chicago tied a 21-hit attack record.
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Royals Rally Past A's and Cubs in Dual Twinbill
Royals surge to a fifth straight win in Conelway Recreation Baseball League blasting the winless A's 24 12 behind a 14 0 early run. John Mercer leads A’s with four singles in 14 6 loss to Cubs while Pirates side Lin Westfall fires a one hitter in 16 1 win over the Als. June 1 Erie Little League Night set at Erier Speedway after Father's Day rainout.
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Mets Rally Fails Yet Win 3-1 as Phillies Top Mets
The New York Mets, stuck in the NL East cellar, overcame five errors including three in one inning to beat Philadelphia 3-1. Other results: Cubs 3 Pirates 2 on Jerry Morales clutch hits. Braves 1 Reds 0. Astros 2 Padres 0 with Dierker a four hitter. Dodgers 4 Giants 3 after late surge. Expos 1 Cards 5 as Simmons drives in three for St Louis.
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Williams 100 Meter Title Ties World Record
San Diego State sprinter Steve Williams won the 100 meter dash at the AAU championships in 9.9 seconds tying the world record and reclaiming his sprint title. He led at 50 meters over Ivory Crockett and Reggie Jones and eyed a July dual meet with the Soviet Union in Durham, North Carolina, expecting to meet Valery Borzoy.
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Emotions Fly In A Play Protest Filed After Game
In a Little League doubleheader, Bob McCray Scott Fogle snatched a dramatic centerfield catch to seal Elks 11 9 win over VFW, while a fan riot erupted after a contentious Moose CJ game protested by CJ manager Glaviano.
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Root Tourney Builds to 21 Teams So Far in Corry
The Third Annual Bay Root Softball Tournament set for Corry on June 29-30 and July 4 has 21 teams, with Warren Try-M joining as the 21st entry. Sponsored by the Corry Beaver Club, more clubs are expressing interest as organizers eyed 26 to 28 teams. Corry participants include National Bank, Crotty-Ferrando, Try-M, and several South Erie County League teams. Other entrants span Goldthwaite Lumber, Oil City, Jamestown VFW, and Warren’s Riverside Lanes, among others. Action takes place at Corry Area High School fields, with final entries due by Monday night and a $75 fee to Tom Shaw.
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Grid Season Starts Tonight
The 1974 grid season opens with the Coaches All-America game between East and West at Jones Stadium, Lubbock. The nationally televised event features East led by Johnny Majors and West led by Barry Switzer, with an expected 40,000 fans amid 100 degree heat.
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Reserved Seats All That's Left for All Star Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce that all box and regular reserved seats for the All-Star game are sold out. Reserved general admission seats remain available at four dollars each, with a limit of two per order, by writing to Pittsburgh Pirates, P O Box 800, Pittsburgh PA 15230.
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Jupiter Girls Softball Caps Three In League Action
Jupiter swept all three games against Verus.in Girls Softball League action as the season opened. They won 10-7 and 12-8 in two games, and edged Venus 8-7 in a tight finale. Jupiter players include Denae Chase, Martha Freeman, Mary Orn, Connie Craker, Jean Zarger, Pam Bossert, Vicki Mosher, Lisa Albers, Cathy Coleman, Jean Dubrosky and Cindy Cozad. Venus players listed are Chris and Nancy Weis, Mary Ann Gluvna, Patty Cragg, Karen Burkhart, Sue Sorenson, Anne Morton, Mary Jane and Nancy Burkhart, Lisa Toy, Cindy Vanderhoof.
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