Lolich Makes It Even Yet Again With 3-1 Win Over Orioles
Detroit left-hander Mickey Lolich earned a 3-1 victory over Baltimore to even his line against the Orioles at one win, one loss and one tie. He stranded a late rally and benefited from Tony Taylor’s two doubles as Detroit halted a three-game skid and pulled within a game of the AL East‑leading Orioles.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Stubben
Detroit
Tigers
Lolich
Orioles
Balltimore
Tony Taylor
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Stan Babnsen
Rick Clark
John Odom
Ken McMullen
California
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Bill Parsons
Fleeting Second Costs Kaycee In Royals loss to White Sox
In KC, Chicago defeats the Royals 2-1 after shortstop Fred Patek misplays a grounder in the seventh. Patek and Royals pitcher Bill Butler express frustration as Rick Reichardt and Carlos May score the tying and winning runs. Patek had earlier driven in KC’s lone run with a third inning single.
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Fred Patek
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Chicago White Sox
Royals
White Sox
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Carlos May
Chicago
Tom Egan
Bobby Knoop
Patek
Knoop
Riehardt
Bill Butler
Rich Morales
Butler
Mike Andrews
May
Oakland Athletics
Egan
Amos Otis
The
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Gerry McNertney
Dal Maxvill
Gibson
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Alou
Cruz
Veteran Art Wall Leads Canadian Open After Round One
Art Wall, at 61, shot five under par 67 to seize a one stroke lead at the Canadian Open. Lou Graham and Phil Rodgers trailed at 138 and 139 respectively, with Herb Hooper and Red Funseth among early leaders. Trevino carded 68 to reach 141, aiming for a fourth win of the season.
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Wall
Richelieu Valley Golf Club
Lou Graham
Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Phil Rodgers
Herb Hooper
Red Funseth
Lee Trevino
Sea Trevistro
Billy Cagper
Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedule Across Leagues
Standings from Fridays results show New York blanking Boston and Washington defeating Cleveland. Saturday games feature multiple matchups including New York at Boston and Oakland at California. Sunday twilight and night games list numerous city pairings and venue notes for Major League fixtures.
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Cain
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Lopez
Peterson
Tiant
Bradley
Kanseas City
Hedland
Wright
Bergkamp's Grand Slam Lifts Garden City Past Ulysses in Ok Kan League
Garden City defeated Ulysses 12-3 as John Bergkamp starred with a grand slam in the seventh after driving in runs in the first. Bergkamp earned the win after fanning 13 and allowing four hits as Garden City built an early 5-0 lead and then surged with five more in the seventh.
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Ulysses
Bison
John Bergkamp
Garden City
Mike Bradstreet
Brad Evans
Dave Pears
R. Kreie
Billy Burrows
Bergkamp
Boone
Absence of Liquori and Green’s loss dampen U S hopes in Moscow meet
At the U S Russian track clash in Berkeley, Marty Liquori was absent as the Americans trailed Russia 54-53 at halftime. Jim Green finished behind Borzov in the 100 meters as Russia’s star won in 10.5 seconds wind aided, while Liquori’s European tour kept him away from the event.
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Jooach
Russia
University of California
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Borzov
Green
America
En [Tise
Delano Meriwether
Baltimore
Liguori
Villanova
Dave Roberts
Roberts
Rice
Major League Leaders from Associated Press recap
The AP chart lists leaders in batting runs RBI hits doubles and more with Oliva Minn and Melton Chic sharing top marks. It also notes pitching leaders Cuellar Balt and Blue Oak and describes a U S Soviet dual meet where Russia led 46 39 with Matson and Salb winning shot put and relay events.
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Minn
Murder
N.Y
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Tovar
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Texas
Rec Leagues Results Show Narrow Wins Across Baseball and Softball
Thirteen baseball and softball games were played last night under the City Recreation Department. Highlights include Prep League Braves defeating Aggies 32-31 and Chiefs beating Giants 17-14, Major League Oilers over Pilots 19-17, K-18 Knights of Columbus 12-7 over Sublette, Lakin 6-5 over Lions, and Garden League Orchids 29-27 over Daisies with Lillies 31-16 over Roses. Zoo League Lobos 30-15 over Bengals, Holcomb forfeiting to Rams, plus Adults Met's League results Sports 66 over Team Electronic 10-0, A and W 19-6 over Pappas, Wester Kansas Sporting Goods over Oswalds 10-6, and Pappas over Team Electronic 12-1.
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Pappas
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Oswalds
Gibson Wins First Since Mid May Over Giants
Bob Gibson ends a four game skid with a seven to two win over the San Francisco Giants without stars Willie Mays Willie McCovey and Dick Dietz in support. Mau ty Alou and Jose Cr azarte Stone homer early to spark the comeback and Gibson earns his ninth straight win over the Giants despite trailing 2 0 until the fourth. The Dodgers Buckner paced a five run Dodger attack in a 5 2 win over San Diego as Crawford homered and Alexander earned his first major league victory. The Braves beat the Mets behind Williams two run homer as Pittsburgh topped Chicago 5 1 with Moose out after seven hits. The Expos beat the Phillies while Houston edged Cincinnati and Montreal defeated Philadelphia in the nightcap.
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Ralph Garr
Williams
Danny Frisella
Bob Robertson
Gene Alley
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins
Bob Moose
Bob Watson
Gary Nolan
Astro
Reds
Roger Metzger
Jim Wynn
Larry Dierker
Unser Hopes Cycle Holds In Pocono 430000 Race
Al Unser, 32, seeks to extend his hot streak in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono Raceway as part of USACs triple crown. He qualified outside on the front row at 170.365 mph amid favorites Mark Donohue A J Foyt Peter Revson Mario Andretti Joe Leonard and his brother Bobby Unser. Unser has 26 career victories since 1968 including this years Indy 500 and four other wins. He has earned $750 000 in the last 15 months.
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Three Holiday Tilts for Bison Garden Opener
City Bigon, now 12-7 on the season, hosts three holiday home games. Tomorrow night Duane Hays faces Colby at Clint Lighter Field with Mark Douglass on the mound. Monday features a two game twin bill against Hugoton, Kelly Hays starting the first and Bill Burrows in the second.
Dummit Signs as Free Agent with LA Rams
Los Angeles AP reports quarterback Dennis Dummit signed as a free agent with the Los Angeles Rams after breaking 14 UCLA passing records and going undrafted. Rams coach Tommy Prothro, who mentored Dummit at UCLA, expressed hope he can perform in the NFL.
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Los Angeles Rams
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NFL Rams
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Data
Summary of NL batting leaders with at bats runs hits and doubles for Torre Davis Brock and others. Also pitching leaders with 9 decisions and strikeout leaders Stoneman Seaver and others.
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W.davis
Bonds
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Atl
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Gell
Pitt
H.aston
L.A
L.A. SF
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Speier
H.aaron
St.l
Morgan
Houst
Guillet
Cin
Ellis
Stonaman
Mitl
Seaver
N.Y
Four Tolts Open Softball Tourney in Garden City
First round openers in the Garden City girls slow pitch softball tournament were played last night with four games on tap tonight. Hapes Truck Life beat Heineman Agency 17-6 and faces JFK from Kansas City at 10 pm, while Kansas City drew a first round bye. Holcomb edged Marcy’s Radio 9-5 to set up a Holcomb vs Zero Canvas game tonight at 8. Smith Land topped Gifford Hill Western 15-5, preparing for a winner’s bracket clash with the winner of the 1st game. Bruce’s Canper and Tile of Scott City meet Western Kansas Sporting Goods at 7 pm, with the winner facing Smith’s winner tomorrow at 1 pm. Delta Irrigation defeated Garland Furniture 13-3, sending Delta to face Southside Cobras of Oklahoma City at 9 tonight. In the consolation round, Heineman Agency vs Gifford Hill Western opens tomorrow at 2 pm, with the victor playing the Marcy’s Radio Furniture winner at 7 pm. Tomorrow’s 4 pm game matches the losers of Bruce’s Canper-Tile and Western Kansas Sporting Goods-Holcomb-Zero. At 5 pm, Delta-Southside Cobras losers meet the J.F.K napes losers.
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J.F.K
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Sealtt City
Zero Canvas
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