Braves outlast Mets in 11th for 4 3 win
Johnny Oates opened the 11th with a single and scored on a fielding error by pitcher Bob Apodaca as Atlanta beat New York 4 3. Oates moved to second on Craig Robinson’s single and rode home when Apodaca fielded Tepedino’s bunt and threw wildly. Reliever Dan Frisella earned the win after entering in the top of the 11th.
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Baseball Standings Across Major Leagues With Schedule Notes
American standings show California led by Tanana and Dobson at 4-8 while Oakland and Boston faced 2 p m and 7 30 p m games. The schedule lists Texas at Detroit, Milwaukee at Kansas City, Baltimore at Minnesota, Cleveland at Chicago with Reed and Reuschel, plus New York at Atlanta and Houston on late games with various pitchers and records noted.
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Willie Davis Hits Grand Slam in 16-6 Expos Win Over Reds
Willie Davis capped a seven-run seventh inning rally with a three-run homer and added a grand slam in the eight as the Montreal Expos defeated the Cincinnati Reds 16 to 6. Davis drove in seven RBI to set a club record, with Ron Fairly adding a two-run homer after the late surge.
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Palmer Guides Orioles Past Twins For 4 2 Win
Jim Palmer, aided by Brooks Robinson's second-inning homer and relief from Grant Jackson and Bob Reynolds, snapped a seven-game skid as the Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 4-2 in Bloomington. Tommy Davis drove in two with a third-inning single, Grich plated another on a seventh-inning sacrifice fly, Palmer improved to 3-7 despite arm trouble.
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Astros wallop Phillies 10 to 1 in seventh inning rally
Houston blanked Phillies for six innings before erupting for ten runs in the seventh. Cesar Cedeno belted a grand slam as Houston surged past Philadelphia 10 to 1, with Larry Dierker outdueling Dick Ruthven until the big inning.
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Passed Ball Gives Angels 5-4 Win Over Yankees
New York AP summary describes Mickey Rivers scoring on a seventh inning passed ball and Denny Doyle RBI single to lift the California Angels to a 5-4 victory over the Yankees. Rivers earlier scored on Lahoud's eighth homer and Doyle's infield hit, while Dick Lange pitched well into the fifth.
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Jim Perry Leads Indians to 6-0 Win Over White Sox
Jim Perry pitched seven innings of six-hit ball as the Cleveland Indians benefited from Chicago errors to beat the White Sox 6-0. Perry improved to 5-5, while brother Garylord Perry reached 10 victories on the season. Oscar Gamble and Frank Duffy provided early and later scoring support amid defensive miscues by Chicago.
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Three Home Runs Power Boston Red Sox To 10-9 Victory
Boston Red Sox beat the Oakland A s 10-9 on three homers by Rick Miller Cecil Cooper and Carlton Fisk. Danny Cater added a seventh inning pinch double to break a 4-4 tie as Dick McAuliffe collected his 1500th major league hit.
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Royals Edge Brewers 1-0 Behind Fitzmorris Shutout
Al Fitzmorris pitched his second straight shutout for Kansas City as Amos Otis delivered the game's lone run with a third inning single. The Royals stole a run when Dave May grounded into a fielder’s choice in the sixth, and Fitzmorris limited Milwaukee to eight hits with no walks.
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Eddie Ford signs with Boston Red Sox for 60000
Columbia AP Eddie Ford junior shortstop signs with the Boston Red Sox for a reported 60000 from South Carolina coach Bobby Richardson. Ford to Bristol in Class AA Eastern League, moving into starting lineup under manager Stan Williams and GM Haywood Sullivan. Bari Bass will return to school. Gambrell and Johnson sign pro deals with Philadelphia and Detroit.
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Nastase Borg Coast To French Open Quarterfinals
Ilie Nastase of Romania and Bjorn Borg of Sweden moved to the Roland Garros quarter finals amid sunny Paris conditions. Harold Solomon, Raul Ramirez, and others posted wins to join them, with Borg rallying past Erik van Dillen after dropping the first set.
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Bruins Win Most NHL Awards in 1973-74 Season
Bobby Orr earned the Norris Trophy for a seventh straight year, a league first, as Boston teammates Phil Esposito and Johnny Bucyk, plus Henri Richard of Montreal and Denis Potvin of the New York Islanders, also received honors for the 1973 74 season. Orr's eight seasons with the Bruins have yielded 14 major awards, a record. Orr also earned the Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship and high playing standards.
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NFL Players And Owners Open 12 Meetings On Contract Issue
NFL players and owners start a series of twelve talks amid a looming July 1 strike threat. The NFL Players Association warns a walkout will occur if no deal is reached by early next month, with Ed Garvey noting the deadline allows strike readiness before training camps open. The San Diego Chargers are involved in the discussions.
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NFL Players Press Demands Delay Major Issues Talks
The NFL Players Association lists 63 demands including abolishing the reserve clause and Rozelle rule as talks with owners stall. Mediation leader William Ussery is absent from the opening session, while owners promise more financial info but resist full concessions. Players voice frustration and press for meaningful dialogue on wage and rule changes.
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