Yankees blank Indians as Fritz Peterson stars in 7-0 win
Fritz Peterson fired a four hitter for his 10th win, and Gene Michael hit a two run homer after a four run fourth inning to lift the New York Yankees past the Cleveland Indians 7-0. Michael delivered a three year homer as New York built a 5-0 lead, with Murcer adding a late RBI. Paul took the loss.
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Cleveland
Fritz Peterson
Gene Michael
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Peterson
Michael
New York
Roy White
Yankees
John Ellis
Ron Swoboda
Bobby Murcer
Mike Paul
Suarez
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Cater
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F.peterson
Ennisan
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Paul
Munson
Baseball scores and matchups from Tuesday schedule
The scoreboard lists American League games with matchups including Milwaukee at Oakland, California at Kansas City, Chicago at Washington, New York at Cleveland, Boston at Baltimore, and others. National League games feature Cincinnati at York, Atlanta at Philadelphia, San Diego at St. Louis, Chicago at Houston, Los Angeles at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Montreal.
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Milwaukee
Lope
California
Murphy
Alghi Akland
Blue
Kansas City
Wright
Tages
Raat
Chicago
Horen
Washington
McLain
Getroits
TG Dorethy
New York
Piekich
Cleveland
Foster
Boston
State
Baltimore
Palmer
Cincinnati
Merritt
Simpson
York
Ryan
Williams
Atlanta
Reed
Philadelphia
Short
San Diego
Carlin
St. Louis
Gibson
Hands
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
Sutton
San Francisco
Bryant
Nsburgh
Blass
Montreal
Morton
Tere
oSton
Detroit
Oakland
Minnesota
Rylwaukee
Reekleveland
Pittsburgh
Ouis
S Francisco
Lpanta
Ousion
Hous Cage
Cincinnati Philadiphia
Tenace Sparks A's To 2-1 Win Over Royals
Gene Tenace hit a seventh inning homer to lift the Oakland A's to a 2-1 victory over Kansas City in a Monday night game. Ed Kirkpatrick opened scoring with his eighth homer for KC, while Reggie Jackson, Tommy Davis and Sal Bando produced the A's equalizer. Diego Segui, 7-4, and relievers Knowles and Fingers held KC to four hits.
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Kansas City
Gene Tenance
Oakland A’s
Tenance
Oakland
Royals
Ed Kirkpatrick
A’s
Reggie Jackson
Tommy Davis
Sal Bando
Diego Segui
Darold Knowles
Rollie Fingers
Kansas
Sakland
Rhbi Mangual S
Patek
Raousa
Travis Jackson
Otis
Piniella
Hoskins
Schaal
Knowles
Three Lead In $20,000 Meet With 69 Cards
Ted Hayes of Atlanta Bobby Cole of South Africa and Dean Beet ram of Boca Raton Fla fired three under par 69s to lead by two strokes at 69 in the Little American Golf Classic. Ken Harrelson debuting with Baseball Indians struggled to 76.
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Akron
Ohio
Ted Hayes
Atlanta
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Dean Beetram
Boca Raton
Fla
Ken Harrelson
Cleveland Indians
Firestone North
Mike Fetchick
Westbury
N.Y
Richard Karl
Endicott
Larry Mowry
Las Vegas
Nev
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Firestone South
Warriors plan to play all home games at Oakland
The San Francisco Warriors announced they will move all home games to Oakland next season and change their name to the Golden State Warriors. Owner Frank Mieuli cited difficult weeks of deliberation after considering proposals.
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Warriors
Oakland
San Francisco
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Frank Miculi
NBA
San Diego
Mieuli
Philadelphia
Oakland Coliseum
Cow Palace
Daly City
San Francisco Civic Auditorium
California Golden Seals
Oakland Seals
San Diego Rockets
Houston
Reds Edge Mets 4-2 on Bench and May late surge
Johnny Bench drove in three runs with a single and a double for the Reds, while Lee May hit a leadoff homer in the ninth to beat the Mets 4-2. May’s homer gave Cincinnati the lead off loser Jon Matlack, and Bench added an RBI after Tony Perez’ liner turned into a triple. The Mets had tied the game earlier on doubles by Agee and Cleon Jones, but Grimsley earned the win in relief with Carroll closing.
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NEW York
Johnny Bench
Lee May
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
May
Reds
Jon Matlack
Tommie Agee
Tony Perez
Bench
Pete Rose
George Foster
Matlack
Perez
Ross Grimsley
Don Hahn
Wayne Garrett
Agee
Cleon Jones
Clay Carroll
Cincinnati
Rose
Hahn
Foster
Wgarrett
Tperez
C Jones
Gulleft Er
Cinchenon
Helms
Kransval
Asprmate
Bradford
Grote
Concepca
Marshall
Woodwrd
Harrelson
Grimsley
Granger
Taylor Papa
jEerrara
Shamsky
Carroll
E—Clendenon
Aeenen C.jones
T.perez
L.may
Granger Rayeeety
Taylor Bees
Andrews Drives Sox Past Twins with Fifth Inning Three Run Homer
Chicago White Sox rally to a 7-5 victory over Minnesota as Mike Andrews homers after being brushed back by Jim Perry. Rick McKinney and Ed Herrmann spark the comeback with two-out hits, and Pat Kelly ties the game before Tom Bradley wins. Oliva and Harmon-Killebrew drive early Twins offense.
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Chicago
Mike Andrews
Jim Perry
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Rick McKinney
Ed Herrmann
Perry
Andrews
Tom Bradley
Bills Sign White and Trade for Davis with Eagles
The Bills signed No. 2 draft pick Jan White a 6 2 225 pound end from Ohio State. They traded a future draft pick to Philadelphia for guard Norm Davis, contingent on Davis making the Bills active roster, while cutting four free agents Romus Jeffries Tommy Jackson Bryan White and Stan Parris.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Jan White
Ohio State
Bills
Eagles
Norm Davis
Davis
Romus Jeffries
Livingston University
Tommy Jackson
Eastern Michigan
Bryan White
Arkansas A.&m
Stan Parris
Henderson (Tex
Ate
Big Don Wilson Hurls Two-Hitter As Astros Win 2-1
Houston defeats Chicago 2-1 as Big Don Wilson tosses a two-hitter for his ninth win. Paul Popovich’s second-inning single halts the shutout, Jim Hickman homers in the fourth for his 17th, and Houston scores twice in the inning on four straight hits. Wilson finishes with four walks and nine strikeouts in his third straight complete game.
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Houston
Big Don
Wilson
Houston Astros
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Paul Popovich
Jim Hickman
Hickman
Tim Jenkins
Doug Rader
Denis Menke
Jesus Alou
Phillies blank Braves 4-0 on homers by Johnson and Freed
Philadelphia pitchers paced the win as De Ron Johnson and Roger Freed hit consecutive home runs in the fourth inning to back a 4-0 victory over Atlanta. Rick Wise earned the win, improving to 10-9, in a game highlighted by 11 Braves hits and Wise’s fourth shutout of the season.
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Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Roger Freed
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Johnson
Freed
Braves
George Stone
Willie Montanez
Don Money
John Vukovich
Phillies
Rick Wise
Terry Harmon
Larry Bowa
Tim McCarver
Wise
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Abrhbi Millan
Harmen
Atlanta Ofpoo Sue
D. Johnson
McCarver Stone
Val O
Armou
Tos
Stone
McCarver
Red Sox Rally Past Orioles 7-4 Behind Late Homers
Reggie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski homered in the seventh as the Boston Red Sox thrived in Baltimore, erasing a 4-3 deficit to win 7-4. Bill Lee earned the win, improving to 9-2, after Luis Tiant allowed four in the first.
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Red Sox
Orioles
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Smith
Pole
Doug Griffin
Yastrzemski
Tom Dukes
Carlton Shuts Out Padres as Cardinals Win 3 1
Steve Carlton pitched five hitless innings after a first inning homer by Clarence Gaston, guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory over the San Diego Padres. Joe Torre led off the third with a triple and scored on Ted Simmons sac fly, then Matty Alou and Lou Brock added key runs in later innings.
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Boston
Baltimore
Lee
Bob Montgomery
Smith
Dave Leonhard
George Scott
Scott
Dukes
Montgomery
Buford If
Griffin
Blair c Goo
Rsmith
Matton
Ustrinski If
J Powell
Petrocili
Scott Tb
Lahoud
Djohnson
Mnngmry
Élanger
Tiant
Etchebrac
Leonhard
Ena
Astrzemski
R.smith
Nharia
Leo
Pena
Lad
ST. Louis
Steve Carlton
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Roberts
San Diego Padres
Carlton
Padres
Clarence Gaston
Joe Torre
Ted Simmons
Matty Alow
Simmons
Cards
Lou Brock
Alou
Arthur Ashe Wins First Round Test At Tennis Tourney
At the U S Pro Tennis Championships in Brookline Arthur Ashe second seed from Miami beat Nikola Pilic 6-4 6-3 in the opening round. Other results include Gimeno over Ulrich 6-1 6-1 Alexander over Stillwell 6-1 7-6 El Shafei over Holmberg 6-3 6-2 Taylor over Barth 6-2 6-2 Dent and Alexander beat Leonard and Crealy 6-3 6-0 and Newcombe vs McMillan set for the night session.
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Brookline
Mass
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Nikola Pilic
Yugoslavia
Longwood
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Torbin Ulrich
Denmark
John Alexander
Australia
Graham Stillwell
Great Britain
Ismail el Shafei
United Arab Republic
Ron Holmberg
West Point
N.Y
Roger Taylor
Roy Barth
San Diego
Alexander
Phil Dent
Tom Leonard
Los Angeles
Dick Crealy
John Newcomber
Frew McMillan
South Africa
Starr Faces 12 Week Recovery After Arm Surgery
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr exits St. Marys Hospital in Rochester after a successful operation on his passing arm. Doctors estimate a 12 week recovery period as the veteran QB recuperates in Green Bay. Starr expressed satisfaction with the surgery and his own pace of recovery.
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Rochester
Minn
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Starr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Eagles Cut 13 to Reach 60 Players in Waiver Move
The Philadelphia Eagles reduced to 60 players by waiving 13, including former Olympic track star John Carlos, signed last year as a wide receiver. Veterans Ed Hayes Ernie Wheelwright Ron Medved and Jay Johnson were among the others cut, with four placed on the waive-injured list.
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Reading
Philadelphia Eagles
John Carlos
Eagles
Ed Hayes
Ernie Wheelwright
Ron Medved
Jay Johnson
Rich Duncan
Ron Gebauer
Wayne
Siddick
Tom Shellabarger
South African Arnold Taylor dominates Espinosa in 10 rounds
In Melbourne Arnold Taylor easily defeated Memo Espinosa in a 10 round bout. Taylor weighed 120 pounds and Espinosa 116 pounds. In another 10 rounder Scotland's Jimmy Bell at 124 decision over Willie Cordero at 121 in the Philippines amid a disputed ruling.
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Melbourne
Australia
Arnold
Taylor
Mexico
Memo Espinosa
Espinosa
Scotland
Jimmy Bell
Willie Cordero
Philippines
Rich Niemann Joins Dallas Chaparrals From Floridians
NO WITH DALLAS DALLAS Tex. AP The Dallas Chaparrals acquire 7-foot-1 center Rich Niemann from the Floridians after he was waived last week. Niemann, a four-year vet of the ABA and NBA, averaged 5.6 points per game last season and is a 1968 graduate of Saint Louis University.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
Rich Niemann
Floridians
Flordians
ABA
National Basketball Association
Nie Mann
St. Lowis University
Young Ladies Tee Off In 45th Women Western Junior
Thirty-two competitors aged 18 or under tee off at Pinehurst No. 2 for the 45th Women’s Western Junior Championship. Myra Van Hoose leads qualifying with 75, facing Elizabeth Hughs. defending champ Mary Budke advances with 77. Match play ends Friday.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Lunder
Pinehurst County Club
Myra van Hoose
Kentucky
Lexington
Miss van Hoose
Maryland
Elizabeth Hughs
Denton
Mary Budke
Dundee
Ore
Kathleen Perrick
Buffalo
N.Y
North Carolina
April Bain
Williamsville
Deborah Kenton
Elizabeth City
Sally Austin
Raeford
Marion Miley
Laura Baugh
Whittier
Calif
Janice Opalinski
Greensboro
Linda Stack
Madson
Wis
Patricia Cornett
Salinas
Chula Vista
Cal
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Servsing League
Riverside Lanes hosts the Servsing League with teams including Green Acre Grill accessa Chala Girls Watton ms 770 Veronica Drugs Hemlett 179 Chas Stop Shop Sceerce 210 Sater Lynch 188 Meo forfeit No 5 Teem Herndon 284 Barker listed for Sonteam 1 Barker in standings with forfeit noted
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Riverside Lanes
Green Acre Grill
Chala Girls
Watton
Yerceyville Drugs
Hemlett
Chas Stop-Shop
Sceerce
Sater’s ‘Lynch
Herndon
Sonteam
Barker
U S Women's Gymnastics Team Tops Pan Am Rivalry
Roxanne Pierce led a 1 2 3 U S sweep in women's all around as the United States won the team event, Cuba and Canada followed. Metheny and Chace earned silver and bronze while the U S edged past Cuba in the medal tally amid a rowing and baseball day at the Pan American Games in Cali Colombia.
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Will Grimsley
Cali
Colombia
Roxanne Pierce
Kensington
Yankee Oarsmen
United States
Cuba
Linda ‘Jo Metheny
Tuscola
Miss Metheny
Kimberly Chace
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Rick Wanamaker
Des Moines
U.S
Lake Calima
Brazil
Here
Jake
Alberto DeMeddi
Washington
Clifford Hurn
Bellingham
Wash
Canada
Argenttina
John Nunn
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Calif
Tom McKibbon
Huntington Beach
Cox
Argentina
Paul Patterson
Canton
N.Y
Ithaca College
Alan Torregano
Louisiana State
Pascual Guerrero
Tigers Rally Past Senators 11-7 in Detroit Night Game
Detroit beat Washington 11-7 as Jim Northrup delivered a go ahead 400 foot double in the seventh inning after two misplays. Northrup drove in two more runs, singling and scoring on a passed ball as Detroit pulled away in the eighth. Norm Cash sustained a leg injury and received seven stitches after a slide earlier.
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Detroit
Jim Northrup
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Northrup
California
Washington
Norm Cash
Casey Cox
Tigers
Pete Beeberg
Coleman
North‘Top
Dave Nelson
RBI
Don Mincher
Frank Howard
Willie Horton
Senators
Cash
Dick Billings Spikes
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Gene Tenace
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Segui
Paul Schaal
James Bacon
L.A. Herald Examiner
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Sele Dey
Eugene A. Link
T. F. Teacher
John R. Bendall & Company
Mets
Mike Andrews Powers Chisox
Tovar
Carew
Elvarada
Elly ' Ulgerew
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Sliva
cKinny
Reese
Hrremann
Cardenas
Andrews Ib
Morales
Jperry Miterveld
Bradley
Nettles
Bjohnson
Gebhard
Brena
Dee Oh Loa
P.kellinnesota
Me Kinney
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Re Ee di
Kairos
Weary
Gebharg
eKinney
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White
Don Wilson
Astros
Cubs
Meleser
Popovich
Rader
Menkelb
Alou Iffatt
Callison
Artin
Wilson P Jenkins
Menke
Cage
Houston Jenkins
Morgan
Jenkins
Wilso
Phils
Johnson, Freed
Wallop
Bill Lee
Luis Tiant
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
John Kennedy
Roberts
Hernand
Brock If
Campbell
Javier
Gaston
Malou
Colbert
Torre
QO Brown
Murrell
Melender
Taig Barton
Droberts
Maxvillis
Spiezio
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Sir Lewis
D.roberts
B.miller
Abfpy Roberts
Yankee
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Drake University
Jesus Mirabal
Rusty Hodge
Marshall Dill
Debe Deckard
Troit Schoolboy
Will
Ken Swen
San Pedro
Gualifie Sanderson
Arthur
Washington State
Port Angeles
Byron Dyce
New York University
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Unser
Mauite
Abrhbious
Baeere
Brown
Katine
Adlen
Mstanley
Grrox
Casanova
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Brovery
Randie
Shellenick
Goog McCraw
Wee Allen
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Mincher
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Shelleback
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Biitmer
S&h
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