Two Rookie Pitchers Split Doubleheader For Pirates And Cards
Reuss and Nelson, rookies with 2-0 career marks, pitched complete games as St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6-1 and Nelson blanked the Cardinals 1-0 in 10 innings. The day also saw Giants 13 Cincinnati 6, Dodgers 4 Braves 2, Mets 9 Cubs 5, Phillies two from Expos, and Astros 4 Padres 1. других результатов include Baltimore over Boston 9-8, Minnesota over Milwaukee 4-3, Oakland 2-1 Kansas City.
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Herschel Nisse
NSO
Associated Press
Jerry Reuss
Jim Nelson
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Nelson
Pirates
Cardinals
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas City
Dock Ellis
Freddie Patek
Matty Alou
Alou
Gene Alley
Frank Linzy
Giants
Reds
Willie Mays
Dick Dietz
Rich Robertson
Tony Perez
Dietz
Hal Lanier
Ben Hunt
Alan Gal
Ibar Retains European Heavyweight Title In Bloodied Defense
Jose Manuel Ibar known as Urtain defended his European heavyweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Jurgen Blin in Barcelona. Both men were down in the 10th round, both bled from cuts, and a 20,000 strong crowd in the Bullring witnessed a brutal, hard fought bout.
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Barcelona
Spain
Jose Manuel Ibar
Jurgen Blin
Ibar
Urtain
Blin
Germany
Fritz Wiene
Oppo
Associated Press
Jose Manuel “Artain
Thar
West Germany
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Herbert Twick
North Adams
Mass
al Romano
Buddy Carr
Lowell
Romano
New England
Saint John
N.B
Bill Drover
TV Nearly Cost Orioles Ball Game
Orioles rally from a six run first inning after their TV monitor showed Boston's early scoring and a Yaz home run. Frank Robinson's two run double caps a 9 8 comeback over the Red Sox as Boston protests the halted telecast. Other AL results include Oakland 2 KC 1 and Minnesota 4 Milwaukee 3. NL scores feature New York over Chicago 9 5 and San Francisco routing Cincinnati 13 6.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Boston
Orioles
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Milwaukee
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Twins
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Brewers
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Ron Perranoski
Rod Carew
Mike Hegan
Frank Fernandez
Fernandez
Bobby Locker
Sal Bando
Diego Segui
Paul Schaal
Grove
Don Wilson
Astros
Major League Baseball Standings and Leaders Snapshot
A compact daily update shows the National and American Leagues standings with teams such as Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Montreal Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati and Houston. It also lists recent results and upcoming games plus batting and pitching leaders headed by Campaneris and Harmon Killebrew among others.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
Phila
le Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
S. Fran
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chicago
San Francisco
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Bunning
Sadecki
Decker
Taylor
Moose
Singer
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McCormick
Nolan
Coombs
Corkins
Billingham
W.L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
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Dobson
Janeski
Calfornia
Messersmith
Blyleven
Bolin
Lolich
Brunet
Palmer
Culp
Carew
A. Johnson
Carty Atlanta
Perez
Bonds
H. Aaron
Bench
Ferez
Carty
W.parker
Kessinger
Clemente
Richie Allen Heads for All Star Game in NL Race
Richie Allen of St. Louis leads Willie McCovey at first base in the National League All Star ballot with 136,429 votes, as balloting ends Sunday for the July 14 game in Cincinnati. Hank Aaron tops outfielders with 390,357. Rico Carty in second with 177,746 and Willie Mays 173,012.
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EW York
Richie Allen
Willie McCovey
Allen
St. Louis
Bowie Kuhn
McCovey
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Willie Mays
Carty
Hank Aaron
Mays
Pete Rose
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Felix Millan
Tony Perez
Don Kessinger
Johnny Bench
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Four Year Rule Debate Sparks NCAA Baseball Talk
A Colby College coach urged equal pro recruitment access but no college draft breach, proposing pro teams offer visits to high school prospects. Winkin spoke at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics meeting in Houston, stressing a four year rule similar to football and basketball. Baseball season stats and standout performances followed, highlighting Seaver and Gibson strikeouts and a Baltimore Boston close in extra innings.
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Houstonn Tex
John Winkin
Colby College
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Ncaa Rules Committee
Winkin
Royer weighs tour exit after Western Open boost
Hugh Royer, until now an obscure contender from Columbus, Georgia, contemplates leaving the pro tour in a couple of years after earning an exemption by winning the Western Open. He plans to play this year and next, then reassess as Roger, who upset Western Open winner, gains a 12 month exemption for being a tournament winner.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Cleveland
Hugh Royer
Roger
Uct
Yachts Are Now PORT RL
Ocean racing fleet nears Bermuda after weekend squalls left at least five yachts dismasted. Leaders within 200 miles of Bermuda as the 600 mile test began off Newport Saturday. Coast Guard cutters aided vessels Nepenthe Grandoon Congerie and Warrior with fuel and port passage potential.
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Newport
Coast Guard
Vigilant
Warrior
Newport Beach
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Nepenthe
Grandoon
Congerie
Dallas Ends Travelers' Win Streak
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs beat Arkansas Travelers 4-2 in a Texas League game. Wayne Garland pitched and hit a 370-foot homer in the second. Steve Green had three hits and a two-run shot in the sixth to seal the win that ended Arkansas six-game streak and Evans six-game personal skid.
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Wayne Garland
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs
Arkansas Travelers
Spurs
Arkansas
Steve Evans
Garland
Steve Green
Green
Smnelled
Travelers
Wimbledon opening day signals lightning serves at fast courts
Associated Press reports on fast Wimbledon grass as top seeds Laver Ashe Roche and Newcombe win their opening matches. Weather hints at possible storms but play remains brisk on the quick courts. Court champions Court and King loom as favorites in the women's draw with Alexander and Bonicelli advancing. Other games include Memphis 4-0 over El Paso, San Antonio 84 over Amarillo, and Albuquerque 14-3 over Shreveport.
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San Antonio
Memphis
Shreveport
Www
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el Paso
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Amarillo
Dallas - Fort Worth
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Fred Perry
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John Newcombe
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Tony Roche
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Butch’") Seewagen
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N.Y
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Cil Richey
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Tex
U.S
Istvan Gulyas
Hungary
Margaret Court
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Cliff Matthew
Jose Cruz
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