Reliving the Past Mets Lose Nervy Ninth Inning Heartbreaker
Hall Bock outlines a chaotic Mets vs Braves game where nostalgia flares as New York blows lead late. Amid errors and misplays, Atlanta benefits from a late rally while Houston, St Louis, and Montreal win elsewhere, and the Mets stumble from a critical defensive lapse in the eighth and ninth.
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Buyer ready to pay 4.2 million for Memphis Pros in ABA sale
New York AP reports a buyer aims to purchase the insolvent Memphis Pros for 4.2 million as ABA trustees resume meetings. If Langdon Viratella balks, he may exit for Dallas. Discussions focus on three troubled franchises Pillsbury Condors and Meridians duo and potential relocations amid unresolved ownership actions.
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Arnie Seeks Open Title At Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer vows to peak for the U S Open at Pebble Beach. The 42 year old Latrobe native, chasing a record fifth major, explains long practice, age doubts, and his determination to prove he can win again. His career highlights include the 1960 U S Open and the 1981 Masters win.
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Harold "Lefty" Phillips Dies Amid Baseball Team Strife
Harold Phillips known as Lefty dies after a turbulent season with the California Angels. Details mention asthma struggles, a challenging 1968 campaign, and shifting roles including director of offseason trades. Survived by widow Ruth, a son Dosio, a daughter Charlene, and grandchildren. services pending.
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Orioles Win 1-0 Narrowly Over A's Bats
The Orioles edged the Athletics 1-0 as pitching dominated a tight game. Don Buford collected one of five hits off Ruhle over nine innings. Detroits and Minnesotas figures were cited in a wider recap noting strong performances and contract tensions shaping the American League race.
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Arizona State Faces Temple In College World Series Showdown
In Omaha, top ranked Arizona State seeks its 21st straight win and a record ninth College World Series title as they face Temple tonight. Sun Devils pitcher Jim Crawford delivers a complete game two run win over Southern California while Texas stays alive with a four hit effort. USC coach Red Adams says the outcome hinges on execution as they chase another banner.
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Oklahoma City Bears Halt Denver in 11-7 Upset
The Oklahoma City gers powered past the Denver Bears 11-7 as John De Kingck hit two homers and CJ Johnson Stone added another. Denver suffered a fourth straight loss, matching its worst skid of the year, with decisive eight-run second inning by Oklahoma City.
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Major League Leaders 1H batting and pitching notes
National and American League leaderboards show top batters and pitchers. Notable figures include Slonnett Pyh AI Sanguillen and Seaver with strikeouts, plus runners and RBIs led by several players across leagues. The data lists batting averages, runs, homers, doubles, stolen bases, and pitching records with team affiliations and stats.
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Friday Aurora at Legion Elks A at 6 pm
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