Pirates Dump Reds Twice Cubbies Remain on Skids
Houston Astros beat the Chicago Cubs 8-2 as Jay Alou drove in three runs and Larry Dierker scattered four hits. The win, Houston’s latest strong outing, snapped a 2-0 Cubs lead by scoring three in the sixth. Norm Miller started the uprising with a walk and third on Denis Menke’s fielder’s choice. Glenn Beckett’s single helped Chicago take an early 2-0 edge before Dierker settled in.
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Cincy Wins Slim Margin in Pirates Doubleheader Sweep
In Pittsburgh, Al Oliver hit a two run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the Pirates to a 5-3 win over the Reds and complete a two game sweep after Roberto Clemente drove in four in the opener 8-2. Matty Alou started the ninth with a single and Clay Carroll was pitching.
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Motton's Pinch Hit Sinks A's in 10th for Orioles Win
Curt Motton delivered a pinch hit homer to start the 10th, giving the Baltimore Orioles a 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics as Jim Palmer earned his 13th win. Palmer improved to 13–2. Oakland dropped 2½ games in the AL West.
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Giants Sweep Expos in twi night doubleheader
Willie McCovey drove in five runs with two homers as the Giants swept Montreal 7-5 in game one and 10-1 in the nightcap. The club drew 11 walks in the second game, with Mays and Henderson among the contributors and Warren scoring on key hits.
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Aparicio In Sharp Form Drives Sox Past Red Sox
Luis Aparicio sparking the Chicago White Sox with a key third inning RBI sacrifice fly and flawless shortstop defense as Gary Peters held Boston to seven hits in a 4-1 victory. Aparicio handled 12 chances, turning three rally-killing double plays to preserve the lead.
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Kirkpatrick HR Sinks Senators in Royals Win
Kirkpatrick drove in the decisive runs in the eighth inning to lift the Kansas City Royals to a 3 2 victory over Washington. The box score lists Kirkpatrick in the lineup along with Kelly Versalies and Cullen among others as Kansas City built a late lead.
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Ascot Results Tie A4 Event Details
In Riverside and Arcadia circuits the day showcased finishes from Mellocker and San Peg, with Rockwood and Gordena among notable entries. Final cash prizes and times included 1 13.0 for Rechwond and 2 19.20 for lien treony.
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Roller Derby Results Featuring Biro and Outlaws 127
Roller derby notes highlight team action with Biro leading as Outlaws post 127 points in the event. Details on opponents and venue are sparse in the fragment.
Angels, Tigers duel as McLain homers again
McLain drives in Horton with a homer after sparking a 20th inning double play threat. Mike Kilkenny with a 3 hitter eyes the mound for Detroit while Rudy May and Geisbert are shuffled for Los Angeles as 1,000 nuns attend the game and veterans linger in Orange County.
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Oliva Powers Twins Past Yankees With Two Homers
Tony Oliva belted two homers driving in five as the Minnesota Twins shut out the New York Yankees 6-0 in Minneapolis. Dave Boswell earned his first win since the Detroit fight despite a brief scare when hit on the helmet by a Bill Burbach pitch. Ron Perranoski finished the game.
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Hawks Open Title Defense In International Softball Congress
The Long Beach Nite Hawks, with a first round bye, face Hammond Indiana at 5 p.m. in ROCK ISLAND for the ISC world tournament opener. Eight games start at 8 a.m. Friday drew 1,972 the lowest opening night attendance in tourney history. First round scores Hammond 7 E Rene Okto 9 Bebarti hoemmeted at Houston 5 Columbia 6.
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Cleveland Holds Off Pilots Bid
Tony Horton hit two homers while Lou Klimcheck and Eddie Leon added one each as Cleveland defeated the Seattle Pilots 9-8. Seattle staged a four-run rally in the ninth but could not overtake the lead.
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Hisle and Johnson power Phillies to 10-0 win
Larry Hisle and Deron Johnson homered and drove in three apiece as the Philadelphia Phillies routed the San Diego Padres 10-0 behind Rick Wise six-hit shutout.
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Shannon's HR Propels Cards to 4-2 Win over Braves
Shannon hit a two-out two-run homer in the fifth to break a 2-2 tie and lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Bob Gibson earned his 16th win, allowing eight hits with eight strikeouts and one walk. The homer was Shannon's 10th, coming after Tim McCarver walked.
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Salta Pontiac Out of Tourney in California Playoffs
Salta Pontiac was held hitless for six and one third innings before two runs on a Rod O'Brien double and a Ray Brown single, but San Fernando won 3-2 Friday night in California Collegiate Baseball League post season play. The loss drops Salta Pontiac to two defeats in two days and eliminates them from the tournament.
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Duran Bogs Title Fight Postponed to Sept 11
European middleweight champion Carlos Duran and Danish challenger Tom Bogs had the title bout moved from September 4 to September 11 in Loiano Italy after Duran contracted an infected toe and fever.
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Stamps Will Be Pete Today in Lok Fetes Junior League
Junior high football teams in the Long Junior Football League hold a 2 PM event with boys weighing 100 to 120 pounds eligible for Calis while bows from VV unlimited are eligible for the Mustangs.
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Small Surges Into The Lead At California Open
Husky Terry Small of Long Beach tied for the lead at 139 after a five under par 67 in Santa Maria. He sits with Jack Laxson and Charles Leider at the top while John Hardy and Pinky Stevenson chase in the crowded field at the California State Open.
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Shaw extends Avco lead with second 68 at Sutton
Tom Shaw, Golf Illinois, fired a second straight 68 to reach 136 eight under par at the Avco Golf Classic. George Knudson stood second at 141 after a 72, as windy, tough Pleasant Valley layout continued to challenge. Billy Casper shot 70 but missed the cut for the first time in five years, after a 151 total.
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Mets Dump Dodgers In Slugfest Hitters Extend Streaks
Willie Davis stretched his hitting streak to 20 games for the Dodgers, homering and driving in runs as Maury Wills and Bill Russell contributed singles. Tug McGraw fanned Manny Mota while Davis raised his season average above .300. The Mets and Giants hover close in the NL race amid various streaks and lineup notes.
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Tony's Truck Line Beats Finigan’s Rainbow 2–0
In a recent match Tony's Truck Line defeated Finigan's Rainbow by two goals to nil. Bavarian Room and J Cafe contributed to the event as spectators and local supporters.
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Connie Mack World Series Report From Farmington
Incomplete OCR text references Connie Mack World Series results tied to Farmington with mentions of players Roich and Wine but lacks clear details on teams scores dates or outcomes.
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