Carlton blanks Padres as Almon errors cost San Diego
Steve Carlton pitched eight strikeouts and two walks in a 5-0 Phillies win over the Padres, his first shutout this season. Bill Almon’s two errors helped build three unearned runs in the first inning, jeopardizing his starting role as San Diego loses for the fourth straight time to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Danny Ozark
Carlton
Tim McCarver
Steve
Phillies
Bill Almon
Almon
Padres
Roger Craig
Bill
Craig
Tucker Ashford
Derrel Thomas
Seaver tosses no hitter against Cardinals at Riverfront
Tom Seaver, 33, pitched the first no hitter of his career as the Reds blanked the Cardinals 4 0 at Riverfront Stadium. He walked three and struck out three over 118 pitches, overcoming a lack of his top fastball with control and a sharp sinker late. Pete Rose and Joe Morgan provided early run support with doubles, while Seaver’s complete game preserved Cincinnati’s seventh straight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
Reds
Bob Forsch
Philadelphia
Phils
Seaver
Bill Bonham
Joe Wallis
Wallis
Chicago Cubs
Jim Maloney
Houston Astros
Ken Holtzman
Rick Wise
Riverfront Stadium
John Denny
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Jerry Morales
Ray Knight
Morales
Keith Hernandez
Dave Concepcion
Seager
George Hendrick
Dan Driessen
Bedlam
North Eyes Open Championship Lead At Cherry Hills
Andy North held a two stroke edge after firing a second straight 70 in the third round of the 78th U S Open at Cherry Hills. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and other major names trailed as North sought a bigger cushion while Arnold Palmer failed to make the cut.
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Denver
Andy North
Satchel Paige
Paige
North
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
J.C. Snead
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
Bob Clampett
Mark Hayes
Dave Stockton
Severiano Ballesteros
Andy Bean
Cherry Hills Country Club
Irwin
Arnold Palmer
Cherry Hills
Palmer
Hubert
Ballesteros
Miller
Billy Casper
Rogers
Gene Littler
Player
Baseball schedule blueprint with multiple road trips
The fragment lists numerous baseball games across cities and times, naming teams such as Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia San Diego Montreal Los Angeles New York Milwaukee Seattle Detroit Kansas City Oakland California Toronto Texas Baltimore and Chicago. It includes pitcher references like Niekro Lonborg Colborn Mor gan Guidry and Kravec, with varied game times and matchups across a late season slate.
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Philadelphia
Lonborg
San Diego
Owchinko
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Montreal
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Latsarene
Pitt
el St Louis
Vukovich
Bonham
Zachry
Knepper
The
Pet
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toronto
Pet GB
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boltmore
California
Seattle
Chi
Cleveland Hood m
Ripley
Stoners edge Fun House A in high‑scoring league action
Industrial Valley League brief reports Stoners 8 Fun House A 6 with Stoners pinch homer by Marcum and two hit makers Orozodski and Rastovich. Upland AC 6 Rutledge 3 and Delca Comets 10 Iselin 5 noted. Derwood Park 17 Chester 0 leads Delco Girls. Multiple other games and standings listed.
Nether Providence and Interboro Evening Hoops Slate
Local basketball card lists Nether Providence versus Interboro at 6 30 p m Pat s 7 11 meets Big 5 Sports Center at 7 40 p m and McGovern faces Delco Bees at 8 45 p m at the same venue.
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Providence
Interboro
Pat's
Big 5 Sports Center
McGovern
Delco Bees
Harrisburg reaches PIAA baseball semifinals in dramatic relief win
Harrisburg and Penn Hills advance to the state semifinals after Harrisburg pitcher John Gacesa delivered five innings of no hit relief to beat St Clair 10 to 7. Al Ross sparked Harrisburg with a double while Joe Papale belted a sixth inning homer for Penn Hills in a 7 to 6 win over West Chester East.
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Shippensburg
John Gacesa
Harrisburg
Penn Hills
Gacesa
St. Clair
Shippensburg State College
District 7
al Chambers
Cougars
al Ross
Ross
Joe Papale
Penn
Tills
West Chester East
Valley View
Red Land
Jerry Paparelli
Bob Law
Langley
Clearfield
Springfield Legion Edges Belmont Hills In 10-8 Overtime
Springfield Legion rallied from an 8-0 deficit to beat Belmont Hills 10-8 in a Main Line American Legion game Friday night. After Belmont tied 8-8 in the sixth, Springfield scored twice in the bottom half. Glenn Gallagher and Jeff Grassie drew one-out walks. George Schmidt singled, driving in Gallagher. Lew Krausse and Ron Innamorato then drew walks for an insurance run. Gallagher and Sean McCrossen had two hits each. McCrossen, Innamorato, Schimbolt, and Mark Shell each drove in two runs. Paul Gibson earned the win in relief of Mark Johnston, with Mike Okino sealing the victory in the seventh.
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DeFries Chiropractic
Mike Flood
Bob Keeley
Bob Brighton
John Downey
Rich Pignone
Randy Moore
Pace
Highway House
Vella Electric
Fred Bort
Fred Bort Ill
Ron Stryker
Walt Hall
Bob Burns
Bob McLaughlin
Dave Barlow
Joe McCann
Gary Minnichbach
B. Donahue
Vella
Delco Tavern
Ernie's Tavern
Colonial
Bob Bozzuto
Ernie's
Bozzuto
Ernie
Mike Barnett
Mike Martino
Belvedere
Briarcliffe Legion
Larry Reese
Dennis Sheehan
Paul Carboni
Gifford
Delca Comets
Iselin
N.J
Terri McVaugh
Comets
Harriet Kerney
Jackie Sandler
Upland
Lords
John Schupp
Schupp
Mike Caldwell
Howard Lawson
Paul Kessler
Jeff McFate
Jim Seaman
Springfield
Belmont Hills
American Legion
Glenn Gallagher
Jeff Grassie
George Schmidt
Gallagher
Lew Krausse
Ron Innamorato
Sean McCrossen
McCrossen
Innamorato
Schimbolt
Mark Shell
Paul Gibson
Mark Johnston
Mike Okino
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Carlton Blanks Padres
San Diego Padres
Ozsie Smitheto
Randy Jones
Randy
McCarver
Jose Cardenal
Larry Bowa
Bowa
Ozark
Greg Luzinski
Dave Roberts
Roberts
Luzinski
Johnny Miller
Bill Rogers
Chers
Niekro
Andu
M. Seattle
Colborn
Wilcox
Gale
Morgan
Hartzell
Clancy
Jenkins
Isota
Goltz 3-4
Licago Kravec
Itimore Flanagan
Ow York
Guidry
San Diego Philadelphia
Rhbi McBride
Smith Sf
Bowass
Thomas
Schmidt
Tenace
Winfield
Martin
Gamble
Hebner
Gonzalz
Cardeni
Maddox
McCaror
Jones P
Johnson
Reyards
Harrisn
Kinney
Smith
Jones
Seve Ballesteros
Joe Inman
Peter Oosterhuis
Phillip “Hancock
I Bruce. Lietzke
Jerry Pate
al Geiberger
Billy Kratzert
Tom Kite
Bobby Nichols
Victor Regalado
Tom Alozas
Miller Barber
Tom Purtzer
Ed Fiori
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob. E.smith
Bill Brash
Pat McGowan
Dave Eichelberger
Tom Watson
Artie McNickle
Industrial Valley League
Stoners
Fun House
Bill Marcum
Mark Orozodski
Dave Rastovich
Down
Mig
Dottom
Catch Honere
Ron Billick
Bill Smerigan
Barry Scott Ack
Charlie Boyle
Upland AC
Rutledge
Jim
Barry Ring
Mike McDade
Woodland
Willowbrook
Chuck Hutton
Carl Spangler
Jim Bruton
al Bruton
John McManus
Lou Rich
Homer
Dan's Tavern
Old Village Inn
Mike Brown
Greg Henderson
Joe Smith
Don Curry
Rick Ogden
Oaklyn
B.J. Walls
Ronnie Als
Adder
Gs Cent K
Scanian Oil
Wild Irishman
Jack Cassidy
Barry Lohr
Jamie Baldino
Greg Lohr
Ken Huntoon
Rudy Epright
George Wanner
Steve Chaga
Scanlon
Wanner
Doc Griffith
Inter-Boro League
Paul's
Darby Inn
DeFries
Dolan's Bar
Gotts Suds
Sam & Sharkies
Tony's Bar
Toll_House
J&f Auto Body
Sporting Goods
Stage Caterers
Skippy Ray's
Media Auto
Larry Pulcini
Chuck Brooks
Leroy Richardson
Tom Carrafa
Joe Festa
Nat
West End Bar
Flip Fiorranti
George Wysochowicz
West End
Wysochowicz
Wes Manspeaker
del Val Girls
Derwood Park
Chester
Theresa Chorney
Debbie Butakis
Maryann Poole
Butakis
Delval
Sharon Hill
Collingdale Inn
Liberty Tavern
Norwood Roadrunners
Ridley Intes Bell Telephone
Upper Darby
Folcroft
Patty's Place
the Metros
Chariots
the Goalpost
Culbert’s Pub
Clifton Heights
East Coast League
Sabord
Tony's
Delcroft
Skippy Ray
Darby- Colwyn High
Eee Hesag Yahds
Dallas
Delco League
Corsairs
Briarcliffe
Darby Township High
Haab’s
Sunoco
Norwood
Norwood Park
Oregon
Spt. Goods
Penfield
Grange Field
Havertown
Haab
Drexel Hill Jr. High
Sporting Goods Place
Media
Penncrest High
Tinicum AC
Babe Ruth
Aston
Joe Keegan
Matt Grossi
Alan Warrington
Joe Carney
Jimmy Feaster
Joe Gasparini
Delco Youth Pony League
Resurrection
Tinicum
Joe Diehl
Steve Kurych
Mike McGarry
Richard Pryde
DELCO
COLT
Rez
Jim Fraim
Barry Phillips
Tony Feleccano
John Lyman
Sun Village
Michael
Steve Wright
Dan Wachter
Vince Ungarino
Bob Boyle
Jim Cook
Frank Arcomone
Babe
Logan's
Loughead
Sp.m
Dione Ive
Hamilton
Edgmont Ave
Brandywine
Ameater
Bridgeport Milwaukee
Grandview
Reading
Fenza
Wb -F
Penfield Rm RE Pette
Marple
Barrett
Briarcliffe Sporting Goods
Nate Ben's
Marple Newtown
Briarcliffe League
Springfield Legion
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