Pirates beat Mets on wild throw and run scoring play
In a quirky Pittsburgh game, the Pirates beat the Mets 2-1 as a botched throw from Felix Millan during a bases loaded situation led to a rapid sequence culminating with Dave Cash scoring the winning run. The day also featured several NL and AL results across the league with notable performances.
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Pirates
Mets
Felix Millan
Millan
Gene Clines
New York
Duffy Dyer
Rusty Staub
al Oliver
Dave Cash
Gorman
Dyer
Pittsburgh
Young golfers eye Insurance Classic at Highland Hills
About 30 junior players ages 14 to 17 are expected Monday at Highland Hills Municipal Golf Course for the Insurance Youth Golf Classic. Two age groups contest for trophies with top six advancing to the Colorado Youth Insurance Classic. state hopes lead to the National Youth Insurance Classic in August. For details, contact Ren Jackson or Tercy Fisher.
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Insurance
Highland Hills Municipal
Greeley West
Brad Ritter
Colorado
Highland Hill
Call Ren Jackson
Tercy Fisher
Cowan Blasts Sirloin 13-4 In Legion B Tilt
Cowan Concrete routed Sir Join Stockade 4-4 in a Legion B baseball game at Butch Butlerfield. Ray Sorenson earned the win allowing five hits while fanning 12. Cowan collected 12 hits led by Jerry LaBonde going 3-for-5 as Jay Salazar and John Martine added two apiece. Both teams committed six errors.
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Cowan Concrete
Sir Join
City Scores in Slow-Pitch League Readouts
Rec league results feature Rocky Mountain Bearing over Farr Farms 21 to 7 with Horst and Fuqua keying Rockies offense. Denver edges D J Roadrunners 15 to 13 as Koulizos and Faulk post four hits each. Cowan Concrete blasts Monfort 14 to 4 with Schoammer and Williams leading the way.
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Rocky Mountain
Farr Farms
Myron Horst
Rocky Mountains
Fuqua
Farr
D & J Roadrunners
Denver
P. Koulizos
K. Faulk
Faulk
Koulizos
Power
Schulke
Cowan Concrete
Monfort
Schoammer
Cowan
Rexloss
Broth
Williams Gardens
Countryside Mobile Homes
Ramos
Williams
Varela
Shurock
Marez
Jordan
Countryside Mobile
Weld Colo. Bank
Dennis Gibson Construction & Kabherline
Weld Colo
Briley
Winters
Gibson
Greeley Electric Service
Fellowship Church
DeJang
Fellowship
Greeley Electric
George's Repair Shop
Hydraulic Unlimited
D. Barryman
George's
G. Allison
Hydraulic
Classic Lanes
United Bank Travel
Ron Kindslater
Classic
Fran Christiansen
Sam Bacino
United
Monfort Packing
Hillside Baptist
Zamera
Garcia
Salazar
Ob. Karr
Hillside
Douglas
Bunting
Trash Service
Demarest
Bernal Vending
Gwen Stencil
Sally Meader
Consumers
Alice Torres
Bernal
United Bank
Sylvia Arizmendi
Countryside
Ballera
East Austin
Austin
G&r
Green Thumb
Greeley Greys
1St National Bank
Ericksons
Georges Repairs Shop
Hydraulics Unlimited
Douglass
Hillside Mobile
Downings
Aaron Sanchez & Son
Recreation North Monfort Packing
Rocky Mountain Bearing
Denver Dry
Kbar Corporation
Farmhand Inc
Dad Roadrunners
Schneider Construction
Lasso Liquor
Munfort Portion Foods
Part Farms
Ernie's Plumbing & Wealing
N.H.P.Q
Greeley Gas
Weasel Phelps
Agland Co-op
Greeley Nazarene Churches
Garnsey & Wheeler
Revuilders
Consumer Oil
Village Inn
GRAD
St. George & the Dragon
Wichita beats Denver widening division lead
In American Association action Wichita topped Denver 8-6 to extend its Western division advantage while Town beat Indianapolis 6-1 in the Eastern division. Tulsa outlasted Oklahoma City 7-6, and Omaha beat Evansville 9-6 as Denver fell two games out in the West.
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American Association
Associated Press
Iowa Qouks
Indianapolis
Wichita
Denver
Bears
Tulsa Wilers
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Evansville
Cliff Johnson
Aeros
Johnny B. Wackenfuss
Tulsa
Oilers
Towa
Wok Pet
Amy Omaha
Evensville
Iawa
Omehs
Greeley Legion A hosts 3-team tourney at Butch Butler Field
Greeley Legion A squad led by coach Jack LaBonde plans a Friday 8 p.m. home game versus Aurora followed by a Sunday 2 p.m. three team tournament at Butch Butler Field with Sterling East Denver and Denver. Pitcher Rod Kern, a 1973 Valley High graduate, will start against Aurora as Steve Reits Schneider earned his first mound win earlier in the year. Dale Hughes shifts from left to outfield while Gangaware moves into shortstop as the team stacks Weld County’s top players for a weekend slate including games against Optimsn and Longmont.
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Wheeler
Merl Letofski
Aurora Legion
Butch Butler
Greeley
Aurora
Sterling
East Denver
Steve Reitschneider
Rod Kern
Jack LaBonde
Kern
Valley High School
LaBonde
Roger Lehrer
Sterling East
Denver
S$terling
Dick Gangaware
Udy
Optimsn
Weld County
Therm
Dale Hughes
Reading
Hughes
Gangaware
la Bonde
Baserunning blunders doom A’s as White Sox win 2-0
The Chicago White Sox shut out Oakland 2-0 as Bert Campaneris and Bill North botched baserunning early. Stan Bahnsen limited the A’s to 12 hits and the Sox built a fifth-inning lead on Herrmann and Jeter doubles plus May’s single. Minnesota, New York, Baltimore, and Cleveland won elsewhere as AL standings shifted slightly.
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Hy Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Oakland A's
Bert Campaneris
Bill North
Merle Anthony
Bert
Bill
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Stan Bahnsen
Herrinann
White Sox
Ken Hollyman
Herrmann
Jeter
Carlos May
Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Armes
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Texas
Joe Lis
Bert Blyleven
Twins
California
Bobby Darwin
Clyde Wright
Thurman Munson
Felipe
Unclear baseball standings and schedules amid scattered scores
A dense set of baseball standings and forthcoming games is listed with team records and schedules. Readable items include Montreal, San Francisco, Houston, Pittsburgh, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, Minnesota, Oakland, Texas, and Milwaukee. Several games and matchups are noted with results and future dates.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Cincinati Reds
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Bob Gibson
Louis
Montreal
Gibson
Cardinals
W. L. Pel
Chicago
I_ Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Allanla Ve
San Diego
St. Louis
Cifeinna
Sutton
Wilson
Francisco
Barr
Pitsburgh
Allanta
Famed Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy dies at 65
Famed Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy dies at 65 in Portland Oregon after years of illness. The former Notre Dame leader suffered congestive heart failure at Good Samaritan Hospital and had lived in Lake Oswego since 1964. Leahy played for Knute Rockne at Notre Dame and later returned as coach guiding a string of unbeaten seasons and a long career. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Portland
Ore
Good Samaritan
Leahy
Knute Rockne
Lake Oswego
Rockne
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Young Golfers Eye Insurance Classic
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Legion B Tilt
Jeff Keogle
Dave Bressler
Mike McMillan
Ray Sorenson
John Martinez
Deo’s Harum
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Dee
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Babe Ruth
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Morehead
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Poor Boy Sab
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Dave Rosello
Pete LaCock
Denyer
Rosello
LaCock
Chris Ward
Fernando Tatis
Greeley Legion
Greeley Sirloin Stockade
Keenesburg
P.m
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Longmont Sports Centers
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Campaneris
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Atlanta
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George Hendrick
Buddy Bell
John Ellis
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THE
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Waet
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eNally
Morel D
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