Detroit Tigers blank Baltimore to snap Orioles streak
Mickey Lolich pitched Detroit to a 4-2 win over Baltimore after an early 3-0 lead. The Tigers built their margin with runs in the first and third, while Frank Robinson and Baltimore tallied in the third and sixth before Detroit answered in the seventh.
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Goalby Joins Texas Open Lead In Three-Way Tie
Bob Goalby bogied the final four holes of the third round to sit tied for the lead at 210 after 54 holes of the Texas Open. Billy Casper and Miller Barber also share the top spot at 210 while Bob Charles and Chi Chi Rodriguez are at 211. Wind hampered scoring all day as the field battled the windy course.
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Spurrier Signs with 49ers as Backup Punter
The 49ers signed Steve Spurrier the 1966 Heisman winner to join San Francisco. With John Brodie and George Mira as the top QBs Spurrier is unlikely to play quarterback. He will serve as No 2 punter behind Tommy Davis after averaging 40.8 yards at Florida. No contract details were released and reports of a $300000 six to seven year deal were not confirmed.
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Senators Rally to Beat Twins 6 in Weekend Clash
Washington scored five seventh inning runs including a lead on a passed ball by Russ Nixon. Hank Allen and Ken Harrelson delivered pinch hits as part of five hits in the winning rally against Minnesota.
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Pinch Hitter lifts Red Sox to 11 10 win over A's in 15th
Jose Tartabull delivered a bases loaded single in the bottom of the 15th, scoring Conigliaro and Scott to defeat the Kansas City A's 11 10. Rick Monday homered in the 15th to tie the game after KC had built a late lead.
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Campbell Wins N South Amateur Golf Championship
Campbell defeats Hyndman 10 and 9 to capture his fourth North and South Amateur title at Pinehurst. The Huntington West Virginia veteran posted a stellar three under par for the 36 holes, leading from the first hole with a 25 foot birdie, finishing even par in the afternoon round on the 7 000 yard No 2 course.
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Arrigo Throws One-Hitter in 7-0 Reds Win over Mets
Cincinnati pulled ahead early on a Bart Shirley error and three Mets mishaps, plus a passed ball, to back Gerry Arrigo’s seven strikeouts in a one hitter. Tony Perez drove in runs as Cincinnati built a 2-0 lead in the first and added three unearned tallies in the fifth before finalizing the 7-0 victory.
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Mantle Drives Yankees Past Angels 5-2 for Opening Victory
Mickey Mantle homered and drove in three to lead New York as Fred Talbot pitched a two hitter for a 5-2 win over California. Mantle put the Yankees ahead with a third inning homer off Jack Sanford after Talbot walked. The Angels tied in the third on a Santa fly and later took a 2-1 lead on Sanford’s triple. Kennedy and Mantle drove in runs later, with Gibbs and Whitaker scoring in the eighth.
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