Freehan's Two 3-Run Homers Sink A's Streaking Bucs Get 2-Hitter by Veale
Southpaw Bob Veale pitched a two hitter and 22 straight outs as the Pirates blanked the Cubs 4 0. Mazeroski delivered a two run double in the five run fifth inning and Donn Clendenon and Manny Mota contributed runs.
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Astros Win in Ninth Erases Braves in Rain Delayed Finish
The Houston Astros rallied for five runs in the ninth inning to beat the Atlanta Braves 13 9 as Menke belted a three run homer after Rusty Staub and Jim Wynn tied it with timely hits. John Buzhardt earned the win in relief while Wade Blass closed in the bottom of the ninth. Hank Aaron hit his 497th career homer for the Braves in the loss.
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Jim Wynn
Menke
Doug Rader
John Buzhardt
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Clete Boyer
Hank Aaron
Braves
Lacher Wins Expert Cycle Main at Ascot Park Gardena
Mel Lacher of San Diego won the 15-lap AMA expert main at Ascot Park Gardena Friday night. The results list Mert Lawnell San Francisco DeWayne Keeter Gardena and other riders in amateur and novice classes with 1,650 attendance. In NFL trades, New Orleans sent defensive back George Rose to San Francisco for tight end Monty Stickles.
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AMA Motorcycles
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Santa Ana
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Orange
Lacher
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Dan Hanby
Lawndale
New Orleans
New Orleans Saints
George Rose
San Francisco 49Ers
Monty Stickles
Minor League Baseball Scores Recap Across Leagues
In the International League Buffalo defeated Columbus 4 to 1 while Syracuse beat Richmond 1 to 0. Louisville at Toledo postponed due to rain. Jacksonville topped Rochester 4 to 1 in the second game before rain. Shreveport edged Arkansas 3 to 2. San Antonio at Albuquerque and Seamarillo at El Paso both postponed by rain. Dallas-Fort Worth defeated Memphis 3 to 1. In the California League Modesto won 4 to 3 over Reno while Bakersfield beat Lodi 5 to 3 and Stockton defeated Visalia 4 to 2 and Fresno took down San Jose.
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Richmond
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Arkansas
San Antonio
Albuquerque
Seamarillo
el Paso
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Lodi
Stockton
Visalia
Fresno
San Jose
Dodgers stay afloat as Reds rally in late innings
Dodgers tilt features Reds piling up four steals and an intentional walk to Bobby Bench. May doubles in the 12th, Perez steals second, then May is thrown out at third after a Reds outburst as Vern Benson is ejected protesting a call. Interim notes include player injuries and farm-system moves with Von Joshua debuting in Albuquerque and paid attendance reaching 19,190.
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Vern Benson
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Vada Pinson
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Woody Woodward
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United Airlines
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Junior baseball results from Lakewood and surroundings
Scores from multiple junior baseball games show mixed outcomes. Orioles beat Cards 11 to 7 while Cubs defeated Coast 3 to 0. Yanks and Giants exchanged high scores with Giants 20 and Yanks 5, and a 11 to 4 result for Tigers over Pirates.
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Parkcrest Softball League Scores And Tonight’s Games
Parkcrest league results list Hotdogs beating Pacific Coast Tool 6 0 and others with wins by Mondt Feldman Swanson and Schingler. Tonight at Park Ave Field No 1 7:30 Lonnies Sporting Goods vs Fire Dept 7:45 Webber AutoTone vs Bethany Baptist 2 7:30 Dirty Dozen vs Annex Competition 8:45 Fedco Strike Outs vs Phillips 66 Hamilton Row 4 7:30 C Church vs L.B. Sportemen
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McCarver Delivers In 12th To Lift Cards Past Giants
Tim McCarver lined a single in the 12th to score Orlando Cepeda from third and give the St. Louis Cardinals a 4-3 comeback win over the San Francisco Giants. Wayne Granger earned the win, permitting two singles in four innings. The Giants led 3-0 after six. Jim Ray Hart homered for his 16th. The Cardinals tied it in the ninth with Ed Spiezio and Flood driving in the tying run.
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Short Drives In Two As Phillies Edge Mets 3 1
Chris Short pitched five hit innings and drove in a run as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the New York Mets 3 to 1. Richie Allen opened the fifth with a triple and scored on Tony Taylor’s sacrifice fly. Short doubled and scored in the sixth as Roberto Pena drilled a run scoring triple. Tony Gonzalez followed with a run scoring single. Seaver allowed three runs on eight hits and struck out 11 in a strong outing for the Mets.
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Harrelson's 17th HR Beats Twins in Slugfest
Ken Harrelson belted his 17th homer of the season on a 3-1 pitch from Jim Perry in the first inning to spark the Boston Red Sox to a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Mike Andrews led Boston with a walk and scored after a drifted error by Bob Allison, as Carl Yastrzemski added a 2-run double. Ellsworth earned the win to improve to 7-5, while Perry fell to 6-4, as Boston extended its winning streak to five games.
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Two Chisox Homers Stop Washington 4-2
Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 4-2 as Luis Aparicio hit a solo homer in the first and Duane Josephson added a two run shot in the second. Bob Priddy earned his first win of the season with support from Wilbur Wood in the seventh after Washington scored twice.
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Belmont Savers-Cats blank Olathe twice in Blair Field doubleheader
Long Beach hosts Belmont Savers defeat Olathe 7-3 in the opener. Tim Murray throws a perfect game as Mel Burns Mustangs win 13-0 in the nightcap with Murray fanning seven in five innings and Ron Dele collecting two hits and three runs driven in.
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Italian boxing card delivers knockouts in Turin and Natal
In Turin Nino Benvenuti aged 164 defeated Jimmy Ramos aged 163 by technical knockout at the DAR arena in Boston. In Natal Curtis Cokes stopped Joseph Sishi, listed at 152 percent, in a South Africa bout held at Natal arena.
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Jimmy Ramos
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Yankees Rally To Beat Orioles 2-1 On Peterson’s Ninth Inning Hit
Fritz Peterson pitched a three hitter, scored the tying run and helped the Yankees edge the Orioles 2-1. Peterson doubled in the ninth for his first hit of the season after 20 scoreless appearances, and Tom Tresh homered to back him up. McNally took the loss for Baltimore despite two early hits by Tresh.
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Andy Kosco
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Detroit Extends Streak with Two Freehan Three Run Homers
Detroit Tigers beat the Oakland A's 8-5 to stretch their winning streak to five and their 10th win in 11 games. Bill Freehan hit two three run homers, contributing to an 8-1 lead before Detroit’s pitching allowed a late comeback. Mickey Lolich earned the win with help from Pat Dobson in relief.
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Jim Hunter
Ken Sanders
Detroit Tigers
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Reggie Jackson
Danny Cater
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Paul Lindblad
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Willie Horton
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Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
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Gibson Named NL Player of the Month for June
Fireballing Bob Gibson of St. Louis was chosen as the National League player of the month for June. He received 43 of 50 votes, posting five consecutive shutouts in 54 innings with a 0.50 ERA, while Maury Wills of Pittsburgh picked up three votes and other players appeared on one ballot each.
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Maury Wills
Feliz Millan
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Tom Seaver
Ed Charles
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