Seaver Leads Mets Past Braves in 5-2 Win
Tom Seaver pitched and contributed a key RBI as the Mets defeated Atlanta 5-2. Duffy Dyer hit a three run homer for New York after Cleon Jones opened the rally with a single, while Bud Harrelson added the tying hit. Tug McGraw secured his eighth save.
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Duffy Dyer
Dusty Baker
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Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Multiple Cities
Sunday game's slate features Oakland, California, Cleveland, Texas, Milwaukee, Boston, Kansas City, Minnesota, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Houston, Montreal, St Louis, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Notable pitchers include Blyleven, Stottlemyre, Bradley, Nolan, and Kison among others in varied matchups and 10 inning results.
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Hunter
Hamilton
Cuellar
Alexander
California
Clark
Cleveland
Wilcox
Texas
Hand
Scheilenbach
Milwaukee
Lockwood
Boston
Curtis
Culp
Kansas City
Rooker
Hedland
Minnesota
Blyleven
Detroit
Timmerman
New York
Stottlemyre
Kekich
Chicago
Bradley
Lemonds
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Montreal
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Diego
Nolan
Roberts
Morton
Nash
Matlack
Jenkins
Grief
St. Aoa
Gibson
Santorini
Osteen
Kison
Walker
Bryant
Williams
Baltimore
West Oakland
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Montre
Yanks Rally Past White Sox In 13th Inslugfest
Thurman Munson and Bobby Murcer hit three run homers in the 12th as the New York Yankees erased a 10-10 tie to beat the Chicago White Sox 18-10 in a wild 13 inning slugfest Saturday.
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Thurman Munson
Bobby Murcer
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Angels Trounce Indians 8-4 in fifth straight win
California Angels beat the Cleveland Indians 8-4 as Leroy Stanton and Ken McMullen homer. Stanton and McMullen propelled the rally, with McMullen adding a second homer later. Rudy May earned the win after Ryan struggled with walks. Indians’ runs included Eddie Leon’s three-run shot and Tom McCraw’s triple.
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Ken McMullen
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Indians
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Sandy Alomar
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Steve Harwan
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Rudy May
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Graig Nettles
Leon
Tom McCraw
Jack Brohamer
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Alomar
McCraw
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R.may
Brewers Dazzle Rangers for third straight win
Milwaukee pitcher Bill Parsons worked five hitter and 3-1 win over Texas. George Scott drove in two runs with a first inning single and a fifth inning sacrifice fly to put the Brewers ahead. Rick Auerbach added an insurance run with a sixth inning squeeze bunt. Don Mincher homered for Texas in the first.
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Sparky Lyle
Horace Clarke
Rusty Torres
Murcer
Johnson
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Yankees
White
Ron Blomberg
Steve Kealey
Kenney
Bernie Allen
Gene Michael
Rick Reichardt
Chicago
RBI
Yanks
Stan Bahnsen
Torres
Blomberg
Munson
Mike Andrews
Homer
Andrews
Milwaukee
Bill Parsons
George Scott
Milwaukee Brewers
Texas Rangers
Parsons
Pete Broberg
Brewers
Rangers
Don Mincher
Scott
Brewlers
Rick Auerbach
Streaking Reds Edge Phils 6-5 in 10th Inning
Cincinnati Reds rally to beat Philadelphia 6-5 as Juliean Javier delivers the tying hit in the 10th after Hal McRae and Johnny Bench lifts the club from a 5-0 hole. Ted Uhlaender and Derrel Brandon spark the decisive rally. Phillies drop to seven straight losses.
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Julian Javier
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Ted Uhlaender
Ken Reynolds
Bobby Tolan
Derrel Brandon
Javier
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Phils
Wayne Simpson
Tommy Hutton
Denny Doyle
Greg Luzinski
Larry Bowa
Steve Carlton
Hal McRae
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Norabih Bi Rose
Doyle
Morgan
Gambie
Bench
Browne
Hague
Mryan
Simpson
Bowass
Chaney
Carlton
Sprague
Selma
Menke
Cshort
Hall
Freed
Kreyards
Brandon
Incinnati
Foster
Bowa
T.perez
Hutton
McRae
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Halt
Short
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Seit
Brandon Balk
Owens Named Phillies General Manager and Director
Paul Owens, longtime Phillies farm director since 1965, was named general manager and director of player development replacing John Quinn. Owner Bob Carpenter said the change follows a poor 1971 showing after a strong start, with Owens to observe all baseball operations immediately.
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Paul Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Owens
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N.C
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Olean Club
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Phillies
Quinn
Boston Braves
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Milwaukee
Braves
New York Yankees
Bob Carpenter
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Cincinnati
Trinity Wins Rowing Crown At National Meet
Trinity College Hartford captured the varsity pairs title on Onondaga Lake with Dave Brown and Rick Ricci finishing 2 000 meters in 8 10 9. Morris Harvey College Charleston WV took second while Wisconsin placed third. Princeton won the freshmen fours in 7 08 1 as Santa Clara and California, Los Angeles trailed.
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Oakland Wins Over Orioles 4-2 as Epstein Homer Lifts A's
In Baltimore, Mike Epstein hit a two run homer in the eighth and Ken Holtzman earned his eighth win as Oakland edged the Orioles 4-2. Epstein's sixth homer came after Sal Bando's one out single. Don Baylor tied the game with his sixth homer in the fourth.
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Mike Epstein
Ken Holtzman
Oakland A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Epstein
Sal Bando
Pat Dobson
Holtzman
Dave Duncan
Bando
Bobby Grich
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Oakland
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
Don Baylor
Dates Set For Playoffs In World Cup Elims
United States Canada and Mexico officials agreed on playoff dates for the North-Central American and Caribbean series. Canada vs U.S. in St John s Aug 20. Canada vs Mexico in Toronto Aug 24. U S vs Canada in Chicago or San Francisco Aug 30. U S vs Mexico in Los Angeles Sept 3. Mexico vs Canada in Mexico City Sept 6. Mexico vs U S in Mexico City Sept 10. The winner advances to the 1974 World Cup finals in Munich.
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Canada
Mexico
U.S
St. John’s
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Los Angeles
Mexico City
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Germany
Bills Sign Four Players From 1972 Draft
The Buffalo Bills announced they signed four 1972 draft picks all defensive backs. Named were Leon Garrer of Texas A&M Alabama? Notre Dame Ralph Stepaniak Maurice Tyler of Morgan State and John Shelley of Oklahoma.
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John Shelley
Oklahoma
Tigs Triumph With Early Home Runs In Detroit Win
Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe hit early upper deck homers to power Detroit past Minnesota 5-3. Joe Niekro earned his first win despite a first inning jam, Harmon Killebrew homered for the 521st time to tie Ted Williams on the all time list, and Detroit remained atop the AL East. A baserunning mixup briefly helped Niekro escape the first.
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Ted Williams
Steve Braun
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Bob Darwin
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Pirates Rally Past Giants for 4-3 Victory
In San Francisco, Al Oliver delivered a two run double in the seventh as Pittsburgh erased a 2-1 deficit. Roberto Clemente added a run scoring single and Willie Stargell an infield hit to seal a 4-3 win over the Giants after Willie McCovey homered twice in his return from a broken arm.
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al Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Willie McCovey
Tito Fuentes
Blass
Dave Cash
Oliver
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Sam McDowell
Jose Pagan
Pirates
McCovey
Iran Beats N Korea Sends Team to Munich Olympic Soccer
Iran defeated North Korea 2 0 on Saturday in Rawalpindi Pakistan securing a spot in the Olympic soccer tournament in Munich Germany.
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Pakistan
Iran
North Korea
Munich
Germany
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