Brooks Robinson Leads Orioles Past Red Sox 8-3
Brooks Robinson homered for a three run shot as Baltimore built a five run third inning rally and turned four double plays in an 8-3 victory over Boston. Dave McNally improved to 16-14 with late inning support from a strong Orioles defense.
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Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Robinson
Marty Pattin
Don Baylor
al Bumbry
Tommy Davis
Boog Powell
Baylor
Bumbry
Rich Goggins
Pattin
Dave McNally
Orlando Cepeda
Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
Major League standings and scheduled games list with teams and probable pitchers for both leagues. Matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Atlanta, Montreal at St Louis, Milwaukee at Baltimore, Boston at New York, Texas at Minnesota, Kansas City at Oakland, and Chicago at California with listed pitcher records and start times.
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Kison
Chicago
Pappas
New York
Matlack Wal
St. Louis
Wise
Pam
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Parsons
Baltimore
Palmer
Hood
Boston
Fis
Oakland
Holtzman
LD Pain
Forster
California
Singer
Detroit
Cleveland
West Oakland
Minnesota
Les le
Pace
Innes
St Louis
Pittsburth
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Philadelphia
Montreal
Sea Pines Open leads in coastal golf tournament
Jim Marshall and Bob Allard shot six under par 65s to share the first round lead in the Sea Pines Open, a $30,000 satellite to the Heritage Classic in Hilton Head Island. Billy Ziobro trailed by two strokes after a 67 as other players chased the field before the main event.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
Jim Marshall
Bob Allard
Marshall
Allard
Billy Ziobro
Renko And Marshall Rally Expos To 4-1 Win Over Cardinals
Steve Renko and Mike Marshall held St Louis to six hits as Montreal won 4-1. Jorgensen and Lyttle sparked a seventh inning rally with singles, Bailey added a run on a hit, and Renko drove in the tie with a groundout. Marshall earned his 29th save.
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ST. Louis
Steve Renko
Mike Marshall
Montreal
Expos
Cardinals
Mike Jorgensen
Alan Foster
Jim Lyttle
Foster
Bob Bailey
Bob Stinson
Renko
Ted Sizemore
Larry Lintz
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Sizemore
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Phillies Rally Past Mets with Four Homers in 6-4 Win
Philadelphia beat New York 6-4 after four long balls, two by Greg Luzinski, with Bob Boone and Mike Schmidt contributing to a late rally. Luzinski hit his 26th and 27th homers, tying the game in the sixth and giving the Phillies the lead in the seventh as Jim Lonborg earned the win.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Greg Luzinski
New York Mets
New York
Rusty Staub
Phillies
Luzinski
RBI
Bob Boone
Mike Schmidt
Billy Grabarkewitz
Jim Lonborg
Jerry Koosman
Reds Rally In Eighth To Take 6-3 Win Over Dodgers
Cincinnati pulled away in the eighth as Armbrister drove in two with a flyball double, part of a three-run frame that gave the Reds a 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dan Driessen opened the inning with a double, Perez popped out, Bench was walked, and Armbrister doubled to center for the decisive runs.
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Cincinnati
Ed Armbrister
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Dan Driessen
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Armbrister
Cesar Geronimo
Joe Ferguson
Denis Menke
Tom Paciorek
Don Sutton
Paciorek
Ken Griffey
LOS Angeles
Angele
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Sutton
T.peres
Mota
Driessen
Adorek
SY Menke
Griffey
Tigers Rally To Beat Brewers 4-2 In 10th
Detroit beats Milwaukee 4-2 in Milwaukee after Mickey Stanley hits a two run homer with two outs in the 10th. Ed Brinkman and Tony Taylor drive runs in the fifth to break a scoreless tie. Darrell Porter and Bobby Mitchell answer for the Brewers in the fifth. Fryman start, Hiller earns win and Hiller earns 34th save.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Norm Cash
Duke Sims
Tiger
Stanley
Tigers
Ed Brinkman
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Jim Northrup
Brewers
Darrell Porter
Woodie Fryman
Bobby Mitchell
Fryman
John Hiller
Cavaliers Stage Heavy Workout Before NC State Game
Virginia Cavaliers held a heavy practice in Charlottesville as they prepare for Saturday's visit to NC State. Assistant coach Joe Mark praised NC State's defense, noting their aggressive secondary and capable defensive ends. Quarterback Scott Gardner was named offensive player of the week for the Cavaliers after their 16-0 win over Virginia Military.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Football
Cavaliers
N.C. State
Joe Mark
Scott Gardner
Cavalier
Virginia Military
Braves Rally Past Giants 6-5 In 11 Innings
Dusty Baker delivered a one out single to drive in Ralph Garr for the winning run in the 11th inning as the Atlanta Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 6-5. Garr started the rally with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice before Baker's hit to center. Willie McCovey tied the game with his 27th homer in the ninth as Marty Perez opened the Braves' seventh inning with a single and, after a sequence, Garr's run produced two Giants errors allowing Perez to score. Maddox added an eighth homer for the Giants in the seventh to push ahead 4-2 before Garr and the Braves answered late.
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Atlanta
Dusty Baker
Ralph Garr
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Garr
Baker
Willie MccCovey
Marty Perez
Braves
Sonny Jackson
Jackson
McCovey
Mike Lum
Paul Casanova
Giants
Dave Rader
Maddox
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Kingman
DvRader
M.perez
SanFrancisco
Bonds
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Wvans
BR Bradley
Sosa
McMahon
Schueler
Neibauer
Niekro
House
M Peres
Eibauer
Bengals Eye Morton But Price Blocks Deal
Cincinnati NFL club revealed interest in Dallas quarterback Craig Morton after Virgil Carter’s injury. Coach Paul Brown said Morton would back up Ken Anderson, but Dallas demanded players and high draft picks, preventing an agreement as Landry kept Staubach’s starter role.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Craig Morton
Dallas
Morton
Tom Landry
Roger Staubach
Landry
Paul Brown
Bengals
Green Bay
Brown
Ken Anderson
Cowboys
Indians Top Yankees 7-3 Behind Gamble’s Early Power
Oscar Gamble homered in the first and drove in a run with a third inning single as the Cleveland Indians pulled away to defeat the New York Yankees 7-3. Gamble's blast gave Gaylord Perry the lead, with Cleveland clinching via a three-run eighth including homers by Tommy Smith and Dave Duncan. The Yankees matched once, but could not overtake.
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NEW York
Oscar Gamble
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Gamble
Pat Dobson
Gaylord Perry
Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Graig Nettles
Indians
Buddy Bell
Charlie Spikes
RBI
Cleveland
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Tommy Smith
Dave Duncan
Billie Jean King Withdraws From $30,000 Tourney
ST LOUIS AP Billie Jean King pulled out one day before play in the $30,000 St Louis International Professional Women's Tennis Tournament due to illness and a cold. Rose Mary Casals of San Francisco becomes top seed. Shelly Hudson advances in qualifying with a 6-1 6-4 win over Madeleine Pegel as she faces Joy Schwikert.
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Billie Jean King
ST. Louis
Earl
Butch” Buchholz
Mrs. King
Bobby Riggs
Houston
Shelly Hudson
Madeleine Pegel
Stockholm
Agaist
Joy Schwikert
Las Vegas
Ali Seeks Rematch With Frazier Amid Aches Of Age
Muhamad Ali, after a split decision win over Ken Norton, says he wants Joe Frazier in New York at Madison Square Garden and hints at future fights with George Foreman. He mentions ongoing tour plans to Jakarta and exhibitions across Asia and Australia, noting aging pain and a broken jaw from Norton fight. Arum notes high guarantees and gate, with Ali's option around $875,000 and Norton's around $750,000.
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Associated Press
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Calif
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Joe Frazier
Ken Norton
Ali
Frazier
Foreman
George Foreman
Jerry Quarry
Quarry
Tony Doyle
Norton
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Madison Square Garden
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Holland
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Hong Kong
Indonesia
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Singapore
Jack O’halloran
Australia
Bob Arum
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Terps Seek Ways To Stop WVA's Home Run Hitters
College Park Md AP The Maryland Terrapins open their 1973 football season with coach Jerry Claiborne aiming to curb West Virginia's explosive big play offense. The Terps concentrate on stopping the Mountaineers' home run threats and preserving field position.
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WVA
College Park, Md
University of Maryland
Jerry Claiborne
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Danny
Lightning” Buges
Claiborne
Marshall Mills
Dwayne Woods
John Everly
Buggs
Twins Rally Past Rangers 6-3 in Tuesday Night Show
Minnesota Twins inched ahead 3-2 in the fifth inning and pulled away to a 6-3 victory over the Texas Rangers behind Eric Soderholm’s two run single. Joe Decker earned his 10th win with relief help from Bill Hands as Rod Carew and Tony Oliva paced the offense with key hits.
Bowling Results From Suburban League Night
Readout of multiple bowling matches with scores and forfeit notes across teams including Downtowners, Dix 180 Southern, Shoup 4 McCormick 19, Murphy Mote, Hawker 173, Dr. Pepper 2 Baker 218, Shoney's, Crowder 2400 Sowers, Pace 188, Scrugges 178, Peterson 180, Moshenek 144, Boykin 198, Jesse 152, Bryant 183 and other pairings listed with individual scores and team outcomes.
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Chas
Shoup
McCormick
Dix
Southern
Belles
Buettner
Murphy Mote
Stawe
Burnet
Pizza
Hawker
Dr. Pepper
Baker
Daniel
Childress
Douglass
Shoney's
Riddle Sunbeam
Moore
Lincoln-Mercury
Crowder
Bulls & Co
Killen
Barkhouser
Goodson
Arnold
Myers
Breakfast Club No. & Peam
Scrugges
Allen's Jewelers
Peterson
Tamson
Moshenek
Frances Handy Shop
Gillie
Charcoal House
Boykin
Kirkpatrick
Gondlimers
Jesse
Barbee’s Fabrics
Bryant
Greensboro Open purse raised to $220000 for 1974 event
Greensboro Jaycees boosted the Greater Greensboro Open purse by $10,000, making the total for 1974 $220,000. The winner will receive $44000. GGO chairman Dave Williams said the increase keeps Greensboro’s tournament competitive with other majors, funded by higher ticket sales.
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N. C
Greensboro Jaycees
GGO
Dave, Williams
Williams
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