Cuellar's Relief Halts Phils' Rally
Cuellar's relief pitching and a decisive double play capped a ninth inning Philadelphia rally as St. Louis built a seven run lead and held on for a 9 to 0 victory. Ken Herrmann homered twice including a grand slam while Curt Simmons started strong before the late Philadelphia surge fizzled.
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Phils Option Hurler Green Phils Option Hurler Green
The Philadelphia Phillies optioned pitcher Dallas Green to the minor leagues. The move comes as the club reorganizes its pitching depth and seeks development for younger talent.
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Phils Rout Colts as Green Wins and Kroll Recalled
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated St. Louis 8-1 yesterday as Green earned a victory and right hander Gary Kroll was recalled from the minors. The game featured strong Phils pitching and timely hitting after a rough stretch for the Colts.
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Braves buy relief ace Eilers from Toronto
MILWAUKEE UP I The Milwaukee Braves yesterday purchased right handed relief specialist Dave Eilers of Toronto in the International League and optioned pitcher Cecil Buller to their Denver farm club. Eilers, 71, had a 3 1 2 record with Toronto and a 1 38 earned run average. He was scheduled to join the Braves today in New York.
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Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Bownie Trennes Swanson and Sremly Hermnaleth along with scattered scores and codes like 1181 and 547. The passage appears to reference a sports roster or box score, but many terms are garbled, leaving the exact event, teams, and outcomes indeterminate.
Yanks rally past Tigers with 20-hit attack in rain halted game
New York hit Detroit for 20 hits led by Bobby Richardson with four and Pepitone four runs driven in as starter Dave Wickersham faltered in the first inning. rain halted play after the Tigers began to falter in relief.
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Chisox Edge Twins, 65 Miss White Triumphs
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana defeated Oat Shook of Saginaw Michigan 4 and 3 Saturday to win the 6th Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship in Chicago AP reports.
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Alou Activated By Braves and Ranew Sent to Denver
The Milwaukee Braves activated outfielder Felipe Alou from the disabled list and optioned catcher Merritt Ranew to the Denver farm in the Pacific Coast League to make room on the roster. The game story also notes Chicago White Sox winning 13th inning, with Hershberger delivering a run scoring single after bases were loaded on three walks.
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Giants Face critical 18 game road trip this season
The Giants embark on an 18 game three week road swing aiming for a 9 9 record to reach 64 50 and stay above .500 away from Candlestick Park. Key series with Phillies and Dodgers loom as Billy Pierce stresses the trip will tell the season story while managers eye a .400 road mark.
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Bressoud Homer Wins For Boston
Edi Bressoud hit a game winning homer in the ninth inning off Don McMahon as Boston beat Cleveland 4 8 Saturday. Bressoud's 10th homer sailed over the left field fence with two out. Dick Stuart also homered twice for Boston in the win.
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Barrow Signs as Sub for Bethea in San Jose Bout
API Kirk Barrow of San Francisco signed as substitute for Wayne Bethea of New York to face Willie Richardson of San Jose in a lorounder at the San Jose Civic Auditorium on Thursday. Bethea reports a knee injury during training.
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Shrine All Stars Preview Ahead of Memorial Coliseum Game
North Shrine high school all stars work on aerial game as Hay Calcagno sidelined with a twisted leg. Terry Shea and targets John Roosovich and John Deschler pace North receivers while Don Flores recovers from reinjury. South attacks ground with Bart McCullough and Ron Pritchett, yet expects more passing with Carlton Kelly and Toby Page. About 60 000 fans expected for the Shrine game benefiting the Los Angeles Shriners Hospital kickoff at 8. No TV or Bay Area broadcast commitments yet.
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Reds Release Hal Smith to Clear Roster Space
Cincinnati Reds released veteran catcher Hal Smith yesterday to make room for rookie infielders Tony Perez and Chico Ru le called up from San Diego. Smith, 33, began in the Pioneer League with Twin Falls in 1949 and played for Baltimore Kansas City Pittsburgh Houston. He was released by the Colts end of last season and signed by the Reds as a free agent.
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