Mays Aaron Chase Babe Ruth Record Amidst NL Action
Willie Mays and Hank Aaron continued their pursuit of Babe Ruth's all time home run mark while pressing toward 3 000 hits as Mays belted two two run homers for the Giants and Aaron added a double and two runs for the Braves. Seaver and Gentry pitched one hitters for the Mets and Cubs respectively as strong NL action complemented a busy AL slate with California, Baltimore and New York winning. Carty kept Braves hopes alive with a .436 average and a 31 game hitting streak.
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Boxing results from Sao Paulo and San Diego cards
In Sao Paulo Joao Henrique of Brazil defeated Sera Luccherini of Italy by stoppage after nine rounds. In San Diego Eddie Mazon of 137 pounds outpointed Jesus erect 439 of Tijuana, Mexico.
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Reggie Jackson Faces Slow Start In Early 1970 Season
A NEA profile recalls Reggie Jackson in early 1970 with Oakland and Yankee Stadium promise. It notes his slow start at bat seventh in the lineup, two homers, a 100 average, and his plan to see pitches while balancing baseball with business in Phoenix and Arizona. It highlights his offseason work, contract talks with Charlie Finley, and a bid to maintain focus amid public demand and media attention.
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Double Play Turns Late For Orioles Win Over Senators
Orioles rally for a 4-3 victory over the Washington Senators as a disputed ninth inning call by umpire Bill Kunkel negates a potential game end. Merv Rettenmund and Curt Motter drive in key runs while Stan Bahnsen notches his second complete game of the season.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Hunting and Fishing Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables helps plan days. Aim to be in good fishing or hunting territory during these windows to maximize sport potential on each day.
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Williams Pupil Reichardt Awakens In Ted Williams School
Ted Williams notices Rick Reichardt in the Washington Senators dugout as the newest reclamation project. The piece details Reichardt’s past with the Angels, his size, and the hoped transformation under Williams, comparing Williams’ hittting philosophy to Reichardt’s potential AP-era emergence.
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Sandy Vance Rises With Dodgers In New York Debut
In a Shea Stadium appearance rookie Sandy Vance, 23, of the Los Angeles Dodgers, earned a win after debuting during a tense stretch. Manager Tom LaSorda recalled hustling Vance with high praise while recounting the pitcher’s early career, education at Stanford, and the dramatic call to the major leagues amid a cluster of Dodgers namesakes.
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Shaving Strokes and Confidence in Golf Club Advice
A mixed article quotes Williams lecturing Reichardt on patience and swing temper in baseball, interwoven with golf club guidance. It discusses club selection from 1 to S woods, wedges, and irons, advising on removing long irons for weekly players, and praising 5-woods for forgiveness and distance while suggesting alternatives like a 2-wood for irregular drivers.
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