Run Down Cards Beat Orioles in Dixie Boys Play
In a Dixie Boys game the Cardians win 2-1 over the Orioles on a first inning rundown that scores the go ahead run. McClanahan wins his third, Boutwell escapes a rundown to score, dropping Orioles into a four way tie for first place.
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Dixie Boys League
McClanahan
Cardinals
Ken Long
Mark McClanahan
Ken Boutwell
Leslie Edney
Boutwell
Cards
Ziegler
Orioles
Butch Watterson
Dwayne Bill
Astros players injured in collision during Pirates game
Outfielder Jesus Alou and shortstop Hector Torres of the Houston Astros were hospitalized with head injuries after colliding chasing a fly ball in the third inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Alou suffered a severe concussion and was reportedly lapsing. Torres had deep cuts but was not believed to be as seriously hurt.
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Houston
Jesus Alou
Hector Torres
Houston Astros
Methodist Hospital
Alou
Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Me Alou
Torres
Pittsburgh
Tony Bartirome
Pirates
al Oliver
Astrodome
Fight Results From The Associated Press
Honolulu Lionel Rose outpointed Ernie de la Cruz in a 10 round nontitle bout. New York Angel Quineto outpointed Louis Hicks in a 10 round bout. Miami Fus Brussell won a 10 round decision over Mert Brownfield. Manchester Joe Bugner outpointed Mose Harrell in eight heavyweights. Chicago Jose Gonzales stopped T J Jones in four rounds. Woodland Hills Lobito Montoya defeated Ray Adigun in twelve rounds.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Lionel Rose
Australia
Ernie de la Cruz
Philippines
New York
Angel Oquendo
Puerto Rico
Louis Hicks
Brooklyn
N.Y
Miami Beach
Fla
Rufus Brussell
Lima
Ohio
Mert Brownfield
Pittsburgh
Manchester
England
Joe Bugner
Britain
Mose Harrell
Miami
Chicago
Jose Gonzales
T. J. Jones
Woodland Hills
Calif
Lobito Montoya
San Diego
Ray Adigun
Los Angeles
McGee Named Chair Advisory Panel for Rockwell Mechanics Award
Indianapolis AP reports Jim McGee was named chairman of the advisory committee for the Rockwell Mechanics Award at the 1970 Indianapolis 500. He previously served as co-crew chief for Memorial Day winner Mario Andretti.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jim McGee
Rockwell Mechanics
McGee
Mario Andretti
Mets Extend 11th Straight Win in 9-4 Triumph Over Giants
New York Mets stun the San Francisco Giants 9-4 to stretch the league’s longest winning streak to 11 games. Tommie Agee collects four hits including two homers while Don Cardwell pitches eight innings. Cardwell earns his first win in over a month as the Mets climb six games over .500 and stay hold second in NL East.
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Gil Hodges
San Francisco Giants
Tommie Agee
Don Cardwell
Mets
Ron Taylor
New York
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Ken Holtzman
Willie Smith
Ron Santo
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Braves
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Diego
Baltimore
California
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Seattle
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Washington
Kansas City
New York Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Agee
Mike McCormick
Hodges
Cardwell
Cleon Jones
Willie McCovey
Jack Hiatt
Taylor
Cubs
Ron Reed
Smith
Santo
Orlando Cepeda
Holtzman
Phil Regan
Ted Sizemore
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Phillies
Sutton
Weddy Fryman
Pirates
Hector Torres
Jesus Alou
Astros
Alou
Torres
al Oliver
Lou Brock
Vada Pinson
Clay Carroll
Bob Gibson
Bob Tolan
Expos
Don Bosch
Maury Wills
Mack Jones
Ed Spiezio
Nate Colbert
Padres
San Francisco
Pitcher Wickers saves Royals 7 6 over Yankees
Dave Wickersham entered in the ninth with tying run on third and no outs, retired three in order to seal a 7 6 win for Kansas City over New York. Tommie Agee powered the Mets with four hits two homers and three RBIs in a 9 4 win over San Francisco. Sam McDowell struck out 283 last season, marking a third such total in four seasons to lead the American League.
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Alan Thrasher
Jerry Tate
Stan Wilder
Mike Tidwell
Yankees
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John Hill Jones
Bill McNeese
Dodgers
Cubs
Jones
NcNeese
Tommy Hester
Compton
Braves
Cardinals
Roberts
Rooker
Associated Press
Dave Wickersham
Royals
New York Yankees
Tommie Agee
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Oakland and league scores across multiple games
Night games feature Oakland at Washington with Moore and Tiant pitching for Cleveland at Chicago and Hor len at Milwaukee. International League results include Syracuse 7 Richmond 3 and Louisville 4, Toledo 6 Rochester 5. American Association showcases Omaha 17 Denver 4 Tulsa 7 Iowa 3 Indianapolis 15 Oklahoma City 4 Texas League Albuquerque 14 San Antonio 6 Amarillo 4. Pacific Coast League lists Hawaii 4 Phoenix 2 and Spokane 5 Portland 7 Eugene 4 Vancouver 3.
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Louisville
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Omaha
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Iowa
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Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
San Antonio
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Shreveport
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Arkansas
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Hawaii
Phoenix
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Tucson
Eugene
Vancouver
Floods Delay Chatfield Golf Course Opening
Flood waters southwest of Denver damaged Chatfield Golf Course by 25000 dollars and pushed the planned opening to the summer of 1970.
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Colo
Denver
Chatfield
Orioles Ride Powell and Robinson to East Lead
Frank Robinson's eye and Boog Powell's hip spur the Orioles to a 11-4 win over California while Powell drives in three. The article notes Powell's 26 game streak with 32 RBIs and a .327 average, alongside Paul Blair's 10 RBIs in four games. Other league results include Kansas City over New York 7-6 and Detroit 5-0 over Seattle.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Baltimore Orioles
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Robinson
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Powell
New York Yankees
Sox
New York Mets
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Diego
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