McCovey Delivers Big Three Run Shot to Lift Giants Past Mets
Willie McCovey belted a three run homer and Juan Marichal won his 12th game as the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 9-5. New York surged early with three runs in the first on Don Bosch’s leadoff homer, but Marichal weathered a 16 hit attack and McCovey’s 14th homer of the year gave the Giants the lead in the fifth after Jesus Alou Ty Cline and Willie Mays sparked a rally.
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Phillies Edge Dodgers in Ninth Inning Errors
Roberto Pena scored the winning run on successive ninth inning errors by Zidlo Versalles and Hank Aguirre, as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6 to 5 Saturday night.
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Gibson Dominates Reds With Fourth Straight Shutout
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson fired a four hitter in a 2-0 win over Cincinnati Saturday night. Gibson struck out 13 to reach 10 or more strikeouts for the 40th time in his career. The Cardinals, trail by Cal Maxville, a bunt, Brock infield hit, and Flood sacrifice fly to plate two in the sixth.
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Standings from Sundays Games Across MLB Donny
Sunday results show Sadecki 6 8 and Bolin 1 for San Francisco at New York Selma 6 0 and Frisella WC Houston Cuellar 3 2 and Dierker 6 8 at Pittsburgh Blass 2 2 and Sisk 3 2 Los Angeles Osteen 5 8 at Philadelphia Wise 4 4 Chicago Jenkins 6 7 at Atlanta Nick 0 5 6 Cincinnati Culver 5 3 at St. Louis Washburn 3 3
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Ladies Golf Meet Opens In Decatur June 24 28
The Alabama women golfers contest the State Championship at Decatur Country Club June 24 28 with defending champion Joyce Ann Jackson from Altadena, Birmingham. Entries close June 22 or when 128 reach entry limit. 107 have entered already.
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Mauch Fired as Phillies Manager Replaced by Skinner
Gene Mauch was fired as Philadelphia Phillies manager on Saturday and replaced by Bob Skinner, who led San Diego in the Pacific Coast League. Owner John Quinn cited a lingering feud with Rich Allen and personal issues as factors in the abrupt change.
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Yarborough Leads Front Row In Carolina 500 Qualifying
The article notes Yarbrough top qualifier at 118.643 mph ahead of Pearson 118.312 with five faster than old mark. Petty and Goldsmith sit in the second row. Petty won 500s at the track, Goldsmith also has wins. Yarborough, the season’s top money winner with over 76 thousand, starts in the third row alongside Glotzbach. Bobby Allison drives a surprising car in row seven after switching from Ford, planning to test a soft gum ball tire setup for the distance race.
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Yanks Edge Past Oakland 3-2 On White's Two-Run Homer
Roy White belted a two-run homer in the third and scored later on Andy Kosco's single as the Yankees beat the Athletics 3-2. Mel Stottlemyre pitched effectively to improve to 8-4, while Tony Pierce took the loss after 6 2/3 innings. Horace Clarke led off the third with a single before White homered to make it 2-0.
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