Baseball results and Tuesday schedule across the NL East and beyond
Results show Atlanta 8 New York 7 Houston 3 Montreal 1 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2. Up next San Diego at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Atlanta Montreal at Houston Los Angeles at St Louis New York at New York Detroit at Minnesota Baltimore at Texas.
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Remembering Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom Former champ in sanatorium
South Pasadena, Calif AP report recalls Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom once a top light heavyweight boxer and film actor now in a Motion Picture and Television Fund facility. doctors warn of brain damage from decades of blows and memory loss.
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Motion Picture and Television Fund
Legion Rips Mebane 10-1
High Point improves to 5-4 after a 10-1 victory over Mebane at Finch Field. Randy Hobbs started, Chippy Miller relieved, and Ricky Edwards hit a two run homer as High Point collected 18 hits led by David King. Edwards added the homer, with Otis Foster and Geoff Beaston contributing multi hit nights. High Point hosts Liberty next at Finch Field.
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Geoff Beaston
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Royals Sign Three More Free Agents
The Kansas City Royals announced they signed Denny Leonard a pitcher from Iowa College in New Rochelle New York. Kevin Bova an outfielder from Long Branch New Jersey. and Juan Quesada a first baseman from New York City in a continued wave of offseason acquisitions.
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New York City
Vida Blue Keeps Fastball Lively Despite A's Power Shortage
Vida Blue dominates with a fastball that hums for Oakland yet the A's bats stay quiet in a 1-0 loss to Baltimore as Don Buford drives in the deciding run with an eighth inning single. Detroit edges Minnesota 2-1. Texas tops Milwaukee 7-1. Norm Cash and Mickey Stanley homer for Detroit. Mike Paul and Casey Cox shut Milwaukee to back Texas.
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Nostalgia Touches Mets In Zany Loss To Atlanta
The Mets rallied with four homers to lead 7-4 but a miscue by Cleon Jones and a baserunning miscue by Darrell Evans in the eighth helped Atlanta tie the game and then win 8-7. Houston beat Montreal 3-1. St Louis beat Los Angeles 3-2.
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Impatient Buyer Eyes Memphis Pros Sale in ABA Talks
New York AP reports a $1.2 million bid for the Memphis Pros as ABA trustees reopen their stormy meeting. Langdon Viracola pushes for immediate action amid plans to potentially move other weak franchises and a shift in league structure. Commissioner Dolph resigns in October while Billy Daniels seeks league stability.
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Orr Set to Return for Bruins in 1972 73
Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins received medical clearance at Massachusetts General Hospital for the 1972 73 season after surgery to remove spurs on the inside of his left knee. He is expected to play on two good legs next season, with recovery involving splints, a brace, therapy, and gradual skating starting in September.
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Russia
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Lefty Phillips Dies at 53 in California
Harold Lefty Phillips, longtime baseball figure with the Dodgers and Angels, died Monday night at age 53 from an apparent asthma attack. He guided the Angels as manager in 1969 and 1970, later serving as scout and director of player personnel. Survived by his widow Roberta, son Dewayne, daughter Charleen, and four grandchildren. Funeral services pending.
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Temple Faces No 1 Arizona State In Omaha Baseball Showdown
Arizona State tops USC 3 0 to stay unbeaten joining Texas in a two game slate. Temple, riding a 7 4 win over Connecticut, seeks an upset as Allan Bannister extends his season hit record to 99. Attendance falls short of the million mark for the 23 year Omaha event.
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