Comedy of Errors at Fenway as Brewers visit Boston
The Milwaukee Brewers and Boston Red Sox delivered a wild Fenway Park affair with misplayed balls and baserunning chaos. Griffin stole, Fisk advanced, and Ferraro misplayed a fly before three runners scored on a misjudged catch as Boston edged Milwaukee 5 4 in a late eighth inning burst.
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Tempers Flare at Houston In Dodgers Astros Tilt
Dodgers manager Walt Alston was ejected in the sixth after disputing a ball four call to Jack Hiatt. Astros skipper Harry Walker followed with an ejection in the seventh over a ground ruling play. Houston won 5-3 as Doug Rader drove in the go ahead run in the seventh, extending Houston’s NL West lead. Several NL games also listed with scores.
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Denny McLain’s Swing From Star to Washed Up at 28
The NEA profile traces Denny McLain from a famed 31 win chase in 1968 to suspensions and decline. At 28, he seems washed up in the big leagues, with Oakland trading him to the minors after a 10-22 season, while he clings to baseball and a high salary.
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Education of Johnny Bench reveals longtime goals and fears
In a candid interview, Johnny Bench discusses his boyhood in Oklahoma, early rise to Major League Baseball with the Reds, and the motivations behind his success. He reflects on fame, boos from fans, charity work, and his wish to be remembered as a gentleman like Musial and DiMaggio.
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Safe boating advice for young skippers and passage rules
A fragmentary guide notes that sail and pedal boats maneuver slowly, giving right of way to powerboats in many cases. It mentions passing astern and keeping clear, with emphasis on safety for beginners and young skippers. The text also includes a money order detail and unrelated names.
Bars S By Phil Pastoret
A light humorous column notes that flies are out on the patio for barbecue season and jokes about the high cost of living, citing a difference of about 200 dollars monthly between an old summer shack and a quaint miagasien.
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