Home Runs Downfall of Orioles
Orioles drop game as A’s Fernandez and Bando homer twice. Yankees rally to beat Royals via Clarke single, Murcer double, and Clarke’s bases loaded sacrifice in 12th. Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland win. Mets, Dodgers, Astros win in NL. Kaline and Fosse key late offense in other games.
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Baseball Draft Ends Friday After 27 Rounds
New York AP reports baseballs free agent draft will end Friday with over 1000 players in the fold after 27 rounds. 649 selected so far. Clubs warned to begin real negotiations within 15 days of eligibility. Notable draftees include Steve Dunning from Stanford and sons of Roy Sievers and Hank Greenberg. Gibbs.
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Streaks Rule Night as Osteen Wins Fifth Straight
Osteen with an 8-1 win over Blass extends his five game streak and drops Blass to 2-8. Seaver loses a fourth straight start while the Mets star falls to 7-5 with a 2.31 ERA. In the NL, Houston blanked Montreal 8-0 as Cleveland, Chicago and New York won in the AL and other scores. Parker drives in three, Murtaugh comments on Blass, and Carty hits his 15th homer as Griffin wins with six hits allowed.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods schedule taken from Richard Alden Knight SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan daily activities to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods. AM.
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Drafting Clash Forces Quick Player Swap
San Diego had already secured the same man, prompting a swift shift to another player. Before the draft, commissioner Kuhn warned clubs to negotiate in good faith and forbade tampering or direct contact with players drafted by rival teams.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From The Associated Press
National League East shows Chicago leading with 26 wins, New York 25, St. Louis 23. West has Cincinnati 37, Atlanta 29, Los Angeles 30. Astros beat Montreal 0 while Atlanta topped New York 3-1. schedule includes multiple games across leagues with noted pitchers and matchups. American League leaders include Baltimore 34-16, New York 29-23. notable results Cleveland 8-4 over Milwaukee, Detroit 4-2 over California. Batting leader Carew at .393 and Robinson at .356. J Powell 40 RBIs, Oliva 40.
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Figures Curt Flood Worth $125,000
Royals owner Ewing Kauffman says he would have paid Curt Flood between $100,000 and $125,000 for a one year deal and possibly more for a long term contract if he could negotiate as Flood sues over baseballs reserve system. He also reveals two million dollar offers to purchase Athletics stars, while noting he is barred by the reserve clause from negotiating with Flood.
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Gilbert Seeks Stars In Kemper Open Lead
Gibby Gilbert the tour’s surprise this year and Lionel Hebert aim a comeback share the first round lead in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Hebert, 42, says tendonitis is past and he’s ready for a strong summer while Gilbert, 29, surged after a Houston Champions International win and sits one stroke back at 67 with Gra ham and others close behind.
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Belmont Stakes Preview With Personality and My Dad George
Personality seeks a fourth major victory in five starts in the Belmont Stakes as My Dad George aims to become the first horse to finish second in all three Triple Crown races. A field of eight includes several notable 3-year-olds, with Dust Commander out due to a sore ankle. Post time around 5:40 p.m. EDT on CBS.
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Griffith Is Confident of Victory Over Denmark Champ
Griffith, a veteran boxer, defeats European middleweight champion Tom Boys in a 10 round decision front of 10 000 Danish fans. It is Boys first pro defeat in 55 fights and Griffith signals talks to defend his title with Nino Benvenuti present at ringside.
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Ruth League Play Sparks Two-Game Night
Anderson-Frazier beat First National 12 to 2 as Buddy Ingram and Stan Nix led the hitting and Paul Young scored for the losers. Mike Pinewar earned the win while Bilbo took the loss. In the second game Merchants rolled past Blevins 14 to 3 with Mike Waters and Phil Byers contributing hits and Billy McCorkle hitting an inside the park homer to seal the victory. McCorkle was credited with the win.
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