No 2 Strikeout King Gibson Pitches Cards To 12 4 Win
AP report on Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals pitching a four hitter in a 12 4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds to move into second on the all time strikeout list with 2836 and finish with 9 strikeouts 2856 for his career. St Louis took a 2 0 lead in the first on Sizemore and Melendez RBI hits. The Cardinals broke it open with a five run second frame highlighted by Reitz fourth homer. Brock added his third homer in the third for insurance.
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Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Ken Reitz
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Major League Scoreboard errors mars schedule with scattered results
National League games show mixed outcomes as Messersmith and ViCarion are listed with unclear results in Philadelphia and at Atlanta. Other matchups include Niekro’s 3-2 record affecting Cincinnati and Grimsley’s 54 effort at Houston, while Cleveland visits Baltimore and Blyleven has a 5 record against Minnesota.
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Gordie Howe Resigns From Red Wings As Active Player
Gordie Howe quits as vice president of the Detroit Red Wings and appears set to sign with the Houston Aeros of the WHA for a season as an active player. He announced the move at a Plum Hollow Golf Club banquet in Southfield after telephoning owner Bruce Norris. Howe said the decision wasn't personal and blamed others for the tense situation.
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Aaron Aaron Blasts 689th Homer In Braves Win Over Pirates
Hank Aaron hit a three run homer the 0th of his career to spark a six run fourth inning and power the Atlanta Braves past the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 7. Aaron's 16th homer of the year moves him to within 25 of Babe Ruth 714 as Atlanta roared early off Steve Blass and held on for Carl Morton 6 4 victory. Dave Johnson and Johnny Oates added key RBI hits as Pittsburgh pitchers labored in the first two frames.
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Texas Knocks Oklahoma Out Of World Series
Texas wins 10-2 at the College World Series led by Rick Wortham's three run triple and 10 hits. Oklahoma 48-12 scoring in the fifth and seventh cannot overcome Wortham's 11-0 pitching record as Zane Grubbs secures the save. Arizona State and USC collide in the other double elimination game while Minnesota tops Georgia Southern 6-2 in an afternoon affair.
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Baseball's Top Ten by the Associated Press
A raw listing of top ten baseball players and pitchers with team affiliations including San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago, naming stars such as Bonds Fisk Mayberry Tenace Bando Murcer and Holtzman along with pitching figures like Niekro and Twitchell. The fragmentary text notes Batting and Pitching leaders with assorted team abbreviations and win totals.
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Dodgers Beat Phillies 5-3 Behind Sutton Tight outing
Don Sutton pitched despite six hits and Pete Richert closed out as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3. Larry Bowa opened a sixth inning rally with a single, Greg Luzinski hit his seventh season homer, and Luzinski added a two-run shot in the ninth as Ruthven departed after rough second inning.
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Little League CAL Representation Center Mustang League Clash
OCR fragment lists players and teams with partial names and numbers. Key names include Jaramore, Weeks, Norris, Covington, Mitchell, and Lewis. The text references champions and positions but lacks coherent context or dates.
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Flyers goalie Bob Taylor jailed for brawl incident
Vancouver reports say Bob Taylor, Philadelphia Flyers reserve goalie, received 30 days in jail and a $500 fine after pleading guilty to assaulting a peace officer during a December 29 NHL game against the Canucks. Five teammates also faced fines and 30 days to pay. NHL President Campbell noted it marked a first jail sentence for such an on-ice altercation.
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Purkey Jr. Dies From Heart Defect At 18
Bob Purkey Jr., son of former major league pitcher Bob Purkey Sr., died from athlete's sudden death syndrome a congenitally small heart blood vessel caused the collapse. The 18 year old pitcher for Gulf Coast Junior College in Panama City was here for the National Junior College Baseball Tournament. Funeral services planned in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania.
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Two Young Pitchers Signed By Dodgers
Darrell Flowers and Joseph O'Brien signed with the Philadelphia Phillies after the recent amateur draft. Flowers, 18, left handed from Cairo, Illinois, to Puaski in the Appalachian Rookie League. O'Brien, 21, right hander from the University of Tennessee, assigned to Rocky Mount in the Carolina League.
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Oakmont Open Preview Describes Difficult Course
Oakmont Country Club hosts the 73rd U S Open June 14 17 with Jack Nicklaus favored to defend his title against 149 rivals. Rob2021rt Trent Jones redesigned the layout preserving its fast greens and treacherous traps while legend and controversy surround its history and four prior Opens.
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Bryant earns 10th win as Giants edge Mets 2 1
Ron Bryant pitched through nine innings for his 10th win as the San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 2 1. Gary Matthews and Chris Speier made key defensive plays, Ed Goodson doubled in a run, and Dave Kingman hit his seventh homer to provide the decisive run. Tito Fuentes and Maddox also contributed with important hits in a tight NL matchup.
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Brewers Rally Past Twins 10 6 In Fourth Inning Blowout
Ollie Brown drives in two with a two run single to cap a five run fourth as the Milwaukee Brewers defeat the Minnesota Twins 10-6 in Bloomington. Dave May hits a third inning inside the park homer to boost a 3-1 lead before a big fourth inning with doubles by Bob Coluccio and Gorman Thomas and run scoring hits from Tim Johnson and Don Money.
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