Osteen Wins Dodgers Narrow Giants Victory in San Francisco
Dodgers edge Giants 5 4 as Claude Osteen earns his first win since July. Willie Davis collects four singles and scores twice while late errors by Ron Hunt and Willie McCovey fuel the winning margin. Brewer earns the save as Newhall Park series continues with Dodgers rallying to 4 3 lead before sealing the win.
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A's Fall 5-3 as Angels Ride August Hot Streak
Angels beat Oakland 5-3 at Anaheim Stadium as five players led the charge. Vic Davalillo went 2-for-3 with two runs and his 22nd stolen base, while Jim McGlothlin earned the win and Andy Messer smith a save. Satriano and Knoop hit back-to-back homers, and Davalillo contends for the batting title as August ends with mixed results for the Angels.
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Nitehawks Fall 4 0 to La Mesa in World Softball Clash
In Rock Island Il La Mesa defeated the Nitehawks 4 0 in the fourth round of the World Softball tournament Friday night Fincher limited the Hawks to three scattered hits and no one reached third base Art Bunge and Buzz Hernandez pitched for Nitehawks while Larry Lucht drove in two runs with a two run single in La Mesa s big fourth inning The Nitehawks now drop to the losers bracket to face the Dinuba Moline winner at 4 today
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Gymnastics meeting scores show tight competition
Bud Marquette reports a tender muscle may delay one gymnast but rest could fix it. Cathy maintains fifth place with 103.00 total after bars vault free exercise and beam scores. Competitors include Joyce Tanac Seattle Kathy Gleason Buffalo Colleen Mulvihill Champaign Doris Brause New Haven Jerry Spencer Indianapolis and more as final tallies appear.
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Royals deny Rigney signing for new Kansas City club
Kansas City Royals executives said they talked with Angels manager Bill Rigney but denied any contract offer or imminent signing. Cedric Tallis noted no decision made and that discussions were exploratory after Fred Haney's permission for Rigney to speak with other clubs.
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Coleman, Be, VW HBP-Coleman Play in Close Game
In a tough contest Coleman with 1014 initials and Be with 16-10 record met VW in a high pressure play. Foy assisted on a decisive HBP by Coleman as the game remained tight. The final score reflected a balanced effort from both teams.
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Seaver Takes Game With Near Perfect Start For Mets
Tom Seaver pitched seven perfect innings and finished with a three hitter as the Mets beat the Cardinals 8-2. Art Shamsky's grand slam fueled a five inning Mets surge, while Orlando Cepeda doubled for St Louis. Santo homered twice as Chicago beat Houston 5-3.
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Olympians Run Final Tuneup at Echo Summit
A talent laden field led by world record holders Jim Ryan Randy Matson and Jay Silvester competes in the final high altitude track meet before the Olympic Trials. About 175 athletes race at 7377 feet with three per event advancing to the Mexico City Olympics trials.
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SCMAF Softball Finals at Hamilton Rowl Sr
The report lists teams such as Burbank Pixies Santa Ana Rebe and Mian Burbank Starmites and Dow ney Comet in a finals event at Hamilton Rowl Sr with elementary and junior level participants.
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