Seaver, Mets face another shutout as Houston blanks them
Tom Seaver, 74, suffers his third shutout in two weeks as Houston beats the Mets 5-0. The Mets scored only one run in 28 innings, produced after a pinch hitter entry. Other NL results include Atlanta over Philadelphia 6-2 and Cincinnati over Montreal 6-4, with Los Angeles beating St. Louis 8-6 and Pittsburgh topping San Francisco 6-3. In the AL, Washington edged Kansas City 5-4 in 12 innings and New York defeated Minnesota 4-2.
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McDowell Defeats Odom In Indians A's Duel At Oakland
Cleveland right hander McDowell pitched a two hit, 13 strikeout gem to beat Oakland 2-0, while Odom struggled with costly errors. Cuellar alto bested Angels 2-0 as Powell belted a two run homer. Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers and Senators also won in varied AL action with NL scores noted.
Alley Hoop Law Sparked Milwaukee Controversy
Milwaukee Alderman proposes a 90 day jail line for alley basketball. Public uproar follows as residents fear night noise and property damage while supporters cite tradition and urban play spaces. The debate mirrors the Bucks era hype and Lew Alcindor’s fame shaping local culture.
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Iowa Seeks New Athletic Director After Evashevski Exit
Iowa City source says three men have been interviewed for the athletic director post. Leading candidate appears to be Chalmers Elliott of Michigan, with discussions also involving Bus Graham and Jerry Hilgenberg. The position opens June 30 after Forest Evashevski’s resignation following a era of Hawkeye football success.
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Friday's Stars Batting Highlight Dodgers Beat Cardinals
Willie Davis of the Dodgers had three hits including two triples and four RBIs in an 8-6 win over St Louis. Sam McDowell of the Indians tossed a two hitter with 13 strikeouts as Cleveland edged Oakland 2-1. Solunar Tables.
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Unwritten Codes Grip Orioles Players In clubhouse debate
Ballymore Orioles pitchers Dick Hall and Dave Leonhard discuss conformity in baseball culture. The piece notes pressures on dress, speech, wives, and politics, with Hall and Leonhard reflecting on anti intellectual stereotypes and the payoff of a conventional life.
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