Mays Homers Twice as Giants Beat Astros 9-5
Willie Mays slugged two homers and drove in five as the Giants defeated the Houston Astros 9-5. His first came after a Bobby Bonds walk, and the second followed Hal Lanier’s walk and Tito Fuentes’ single, giving Mays 26 homers on the year and 626 in his career.
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Salvos on ticket prices and team prospects at Cuero high
Coach Bill Gilbreth issues reminders on student ticket prices for tomorrow night and future games with prices 25 cents pre sale and 75 cents at gate. Duets of school offices sell ducats. Yoskum seeks revenge after last year’s 380 blanking by Gobblers. Detailing district peers 2-AA lineup and Lockhart 6-4 season, with players listed. Mac Lain suspended again amid unclear latest conduct.
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Astros Return Home for Five Game NL East Clash
The Houston Astros host Atlanta in a three game weekend series at the Astrodome then face Cincinnati in two games as the Reds press toward the NL East title. Games begin 7 30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday with ticket prices listed.
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McLain Suspended Again For Rest Of 1970 Season
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn suspended Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain for at least the remainder of the 1970 season. The action, his third suspension this year, cited new allegations about conduct with Detroit management and possible gun possession, following lengthy talks with McLain, his attorney, and Tigers officials.
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Major League Standings From Tuesday Schedule
Standings show Montreal leading Chicago by 1 game as Philadelphia edges New York. St Louis tops Pittsburgh 6 4 while Atlanta and San Diego split a doubleheader in 11 innings. Cincinnati crushes Los Angeles 6 0 as San Francisco defeats Houston 9 5.
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