Braves Rally In 11th Beats Mets 4-3 In Atlanta
Johnny Oates started the 11th with a single and scored the winning run on a misplay by pitcher Bob Apodaca as Atlanta tops New York 4-3. Buzz Capra held the Mets to two runs early, Ralph Garr and Oates provided key hits, with Tom Seaver on the mound for the Mets.
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Baseball Standings Show Mixed AL Games Across U S
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Willie Davis's Grand Slam Caps Expos Rout of Reds
Willie Davis capped a seven-run seventh inning rally with a three-run homer and added a grand slam in an eight-run eighth as the Montreal Expos beat the Cincinnati Reds 16-6. Davis drove in seven runs, setting a club mark, while Ron Fairly and Tim Foli contributed key hits in a wild late rally. The Expos trailed 3-1 before the surge, with Pedro Borbon in relief and Davis delivering the decisive blasts.
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Palmer Delivers Victory as Orioles Beat Twins 4-2
Jim Palmer, aided by Brooks Robinson's second inning homer and relief from Grant Jackson and Bob Reynolds, ends a seven game skid with a 4-2 win over Minnesota. Tommy Davis drives in two in the third and Bobby Grich adds an RBI on a seventh inning sac fly. Palmer improves to 3-7 after early control troubles in a game that marked his first win since April 17.
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Passed Ball Helps Angels Nip Yanks 5 4
The California Angels beat the New York Yankees 5 4 as Mickey Rivers scored on a seventh inning single by Denny Doyle after a passed ball. Rivers had earlier reached third on Thurman Munson’s error and scored, while Stottlemyre struggled, giving up three runs in the second. Dick Lange earned the win, and a grand slam by Bill Ludakis capped New York’s late rally.
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Perry Tosses Seven-Hitter In Indians 6-0 Win
Jim Perry pitched seven innings allowing seven hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-0. Cleveland capitalized on White Sox errors, with Frank Duffy and Charlie Spikes driving in runs. Perry improves to 5-? with brother Gaylord’s win total contributing to the pennant chase.
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Angels to decide Singer back injury status this week
California Angels saidBill Singer faces possible sidelining for weeks or season due to a back injury. Decision expected later this week after evaluating his condition and potential impact on pitching staff.
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Three Home Runs Power Boston Red Sox To 10-9 Victory
Boston Red Sox rally to beat the Oakland A’s 10-9 as Rick Miller Cecil Cooper and Carlton Fisk homer. Cater’s seventh inning pinch double breaks a 4-4 tie, McAuliffe collects his 1,500th MLB hit, and late Oakland rally falls short with Veale closing out.
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Fitzmorris Shuts Out Brewers as Royals Earn 1-0 Victory
Al Fitzmorris pitched his second straight shutout, scattering eight hits and walking none. Amos Otis drove in the lone run with a third inning single after a rapid sequence that loaded the bases, while Fran Healy and Fred Patek combined to set up Otis. The Royals pressed early but Milwaukee starter Clyde Wright kept the game tight until Otis' hit in the third.
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Eddie Ford Signs With Boston Red Sox For 60000
South Carolina coach Bobby Richardson confirms junior shortstop Eddie Ford will sign with the Boston Red Sox for a reported 60 000 and begin in Bristol in the Class AA Eastern League. Richardson notes Ford’s desire to join the Yankees earlier, and praises Red Sox executives Haywood Sullivan and Stan Williams as strong baseball men. Several teammates have already turned pro, including Earl Bass John Gambrell and Al Jen Johnson.
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Nastase and Borg Reach French Open Quarterfinals
Defending champion Nastase of Romania and Bjorn Borg of Sweden advanced to the French Open quarterfinals at Roland Garros. Harold Solomon and Raul Ramirez also moved into the last eight, with Solomon dominating Marty Riessen and Ramirez defeating Thomas Koch.
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Bruins Sweep NHL Awards With Orr Seventh Norris Trophy
Montreal AP: Bobby Orr of the Bruins won the Norris Trophy for the seventh straight time, a league record. Teammate Phil Esposito, Johnny Bucyk, Henri Richard of Montreal, and Denis Potvin of the Islanders also earned honors for the 1973 74 season. Orr, 21, extended his dominance across eight seasons with Boston, adding to a total of 14 major awards in his career. Bucyk claimed the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship and playing ability.
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Tigers Rally To 8-6 Win Over Texas Rangers
Detroit beats Texas 8-6 as Mickey Stanley hits a three run homer while Gary Sutherland and Willie Horton drive in two apiece. Horton belts his 15th homer of the season tying Reggie Jackson atop the AL homer list. Horton adds an RBI in the fifth as Detroit plate three off David Clyde. Aurelio Rodriguez starts the rally with a single and Clyde fumbles Brinkman bunt for an error.
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Softball Results From Local Field Event
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NFL Players And Owners Open Series Of Meetings
NFL players and owners opened a set of 12 talks over a looming strike July 1. Ed Garvey said the deadline gives time to organize picket lines before training camps open. The dispute centers on the 63 demands including freedom issues, the reserve clause, Rozelle rule, option clause, and arbitration.
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