Baseball Scores and Matchups From Friday and Weekend Schedule
Major results include Boston 7 Cleveland 1 and Montreal 9 New York 7. Chicago blanked Philadelphia 2 0 and Atlanta beat Cincinnati 11 1. Dodgers 9 Padres 7 while Giants 8 Astros 5. Montreal Wegener and New York McAndrew listed with injury notes, Pittsburgh Veale 6 10 and St Louis Reuss 1 2. Sunday slate Montreal New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Atlanta San Francisco Houston Los Angeles San Diego.
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High Point Girls Place Third in Eastern Invitational
At Greensboro the High Point girls sit third after day one of the Eastern Invitational with 83 points, trailing Johnston Memorial YMCA of Charlotte and Greensboro Swim Assn. There were strong showings in relays and individual events across age groups led by Robert Crowder in boys and multiple podium finishes for High Point swimmers.
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Jay Flynn
Milwaukee 2 Oakland 1 Saturday baseball recap
Milwaukee defeated Oakland 2 to 1. The schedule lists several games including Minnesota at California, Chicago at Kansas City, Washington at Baltimore, and New York at Washington, with pitchers and records shown for some matchups.
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching Highlights
The American League leaders include F Robinson Baltimore batting .330 with 225 at bats and Oliva Minnesota at .327. runs by Tovar Minnesota with 71. RBIs led by J Powell Baltimore 69 and Killebrew Minnesota 68. Oliva 104 hits. Harper Milwaukee and Cardenas Minnesota lead doubles. Tovar Minnesota 8 triples. F Howard Washington and J Powell Baltimore tie for 24 home runs. Harper Milwaukee 27 stolen bases. pitching leaders show Cain Detroit 92 decisions with 3.62 ERA. McDowell Cleveland 12 4 50 12.93 strikeouts. Lolich Detroit 124 and Messersmith California 124.
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Cain
Detroit
McDowell
Cleveland
Baseball statistical leaders of 1970 season noted
The record lists key league leaders by player and team. Cartery of Atlanta hits .372 with 225 at bats. Perez and Rose lead in runs and hits for Cincinnati. Bonds and Williams top steals and home runs. Seaver and Gibson pace strikeouts.
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Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Rich Allen
St. Louis
Atlanta
Rico Carlity
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Nets Invite Rookies Back For Regular Camp
Thirteen rookies from a special Douglaston camp join 10 holdovers and Jim Hayes of Boston University to form a 24 player Nets squad for September regular camp in Hempstead New York. The list includes Rudy Bennett New York Tech Dale Blout West Texas State Gadgad St Johns Ron Dunlap Illinois Billy Jones Fairfield Dale Kelley Northwestern Tony Koski Providence Rod McIntyre Jacksonville Stan Pawlak Pennsylvania Carlton Poole Philadelphia Ollie Taylor Houston and Roger Walaszek Columbia.
Western Am Moves To Semis
In Wichita, three college students and a 27 year old Education teacher advance to the semifinals of the 68th Western Amateur Golf Tournament. Tom Kite faces Lanny Wadkins while John Mahaffey plays Charles Borner after strong rounds at Wichita Country Club.
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Tom Kite
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Austin
Lanny Wadkins
Richmond
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John Mahaffey
Kerrville
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Wichita Falls
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Springfield Mo
Covington Sets League Record With Ninth Straight Hit
Jacksonville outfielder Jim Covington set a Southern League record with a first inning single against Mobile, his ninth straight hit, as the Suns beat Mobile 4 1. Columbus won its ninth straight home game to hold first place over Montgomery with an 83 win over Savannah. Charlotte beat Montgomery 4 1 and Asheville edged Birmingham 2 1. Covington’s streak ended when Hankhammer struck him out in the fourth. Triestros beat the Indians four first inning runs. Dolinsek homered in Columbus seventh. Higgins earned his seventh win as Asheville snapped a four game slide. Li setski led Asheville with three hits. Birmingham visits Asheville. Charlotte meets Montgomery. Mobile at Jacksonville. Columbus hosts Savannah.
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Suns
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Montgomery
Savannah
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Asheville
Birmingham
Covington
John Hankhammer
Rufus Anderson
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Triestros
Gary Boyd
Indians
John Dolinsek
Charlie Higgins
Tourists
Mike Lisetski
Rebels
Montgomey
Florida Woman Wins Linville Golf Tournament
A Florida player, Mrs. Joe Byars of Tampa, won the Linville Ladies Invitational with a 5 and 4 victory over Mrs. James Poll of Charlotte. First flight went to Mrs. Graham Trott of Raleigh as she defeated Mrs. Dianea of Camden 1 up. Other results include Mrs. Herbert Johns of Hilton Head beating Mrs. Martha Thompson and Miss Martha Wright of Miami defeating Mrs. Ward. Chapel Hill players were edged in close matches.
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Joe Byars
Tampa
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James Poll
Charlotte
Graham ‘Trott
Raleigh
Dianea
Camden
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Herbert Johns
Hilton Head
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Salisbury
Martha Wright
Miami
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Chapel Hill
Durward Roberts
All-Star Managers Open With Own Pitching Aces
All-Star managers Hodges and Weaver choose their aces Tom Seaver of the Mets and Jim Palmer of the Orioles for the 41st All-Star Game in Cincinnati. The starting lineups feature top right handed sluggers while left handed starters are scarce in the American League. Balloting returns to fans and a large Riverfront Stadium crowd is anticipated with national NBC coverage.
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Gil Hodges
Earl Weaver
New York
Tom Seaver
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Cincinnati
Riverfront
NBC
Seaver
Hodges
Palmer
Orioles
H’ll
Weavler
Winston Drops To 2nd Place In Tight Carolina League Race
The Salem Rebels edged Winston-Salem 8-7 in 14 innings to fall into second place behind the Raleigh-Durham Triangles. Rocky Mount beat Lynchburg 7-1 as Smoky Robinson homered for two runs. Postponements hit Raleigh-Durham at Burlington and Kinston at Peninsula due to rain.
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Raleigh-Durham Triangles
Raleigh-Durham
Burlington
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Lynchburg
Smoky Robinson
Lynchburg Twins
Bob Strom
Buddy Nelson
Winston
Peninsula
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