Jones Pitching Shuts Out Mets as Padres Win Fifth Straight
San Diego ace Jones outdueled Tom Seaver pitching seven hits in a 3-0 win over the New York Mets. Tito Fuentes and Fred Kendall drove in runs with singles, Willie McCovey homered, and McCovey added a double as the Padres extended their streak to a club record five. Jones improved to 11-2 with his 10th complete game, lowering his ERA to 2.26. Giants beat Montreal. Reds, Braves, and Astros also won while Mets left with seven hits.
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Joe Morgan
Andy Messersmith
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Joe Coleman
Detroit
Jim Barr
Giants
Charlie Hough
Flueton
Phillies
Wilma's enduring fame defies rumors of poverty
A storied athlete Wilma faced false reports in Rome alleging poverty and divorce while claiming she had pawned gold medals. She refuted the claims in Rome, asserting she remained rich in opportunity, with a career as a publicist and analyst in Los Angeles and stints in Chicago and Detroit.
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L'Unita
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Michigan Department of Parks and Roads
Junior Baseball Scores and Team Standings
The report lists junior baseball results with teams such as Pirates, Cardinals, Braves, Cubs, Mets, Rockets, Jets and Monarchs. Scores include Braves 6 over Papers 4 and Rockets 22 over Tsuiirt 2, with Mets 50k noted in a cluttered line. The fragmentary text preserves team names and partial scores without cohesive context.
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McGraw relishes fun while detailing Mets feud and pitches
Tug McGraw discusses Mets turmoil from last season including injuries, 14 saves in 56 games with a 2.97 ERA. He contrasts Scarce's stint with Mets and laments trades, notes his broad repertoire from screwball to knuckleball, and vents on ethics with Pirates pitcher Bob Moose.
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Zouras Drafted as LBSU Infielder in MLB Secondary Round
Long Beach State third baseman Mike Zouras, who tied the school home run record with eight, was picked in the second round of the MLB secondary phase by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 73-player draft also included Southland standouts John Rancanelli of USC and Dan Boone of Cal State Fullerton, selected by the Angels in the early rounds.
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USC
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Cal State Fullerton
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Walter JC Elers
Philadelphia
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Cal Staleka
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Mike Chris
Pierce Jt
Cleveland
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Baseball schedule fragment shows mixed American League matchups
Fragmentary OCR lists several American League games and venues with partial team names and scores, including references to Dodger Stadium and Montreal. The text is garbled with unclear dates and mismatched teams, offering only a snapshot of a broader baseball schedule.
Ripley’s Road to the Olympic Spotlight
Dan Ripley reflects on his climb from setbacks at Leara High and Cypress College to becoming a standout pole vaulter. He recalls injuries, late coaching patience, and rapid gains that pushed him toward 18 feet indoors and NCAA runner up, eyeing trials and a potential Olympics.
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Dodgers whip Phillies as Hooton loses again
Dodgers win behind a 10 hit attack led by Bill Russell and Dusty Baker as Jim Lonborg takes his second straight defeat. Hooton sirens back to ninth but Nike Schmidt drives in two, lifting Dodgers to victory and snapping Hooton’s three game slide.
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Dusty Baker
Hooton
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Larry Bowa
Alston
Heaton
Odger Stadium
Ambiguous scoreline report with errors and scattered plays
Fragmented baseball notation shows players like Garvey and Buckner in a disjointed sequence. Mentions of Yeager, Russell, Pernell, and Martin surface amid garbled lines about singles, sac flies, walks, and substitutions with several unreadable terms.
Red Sox Beat A’s on Cecil Cooper Two-Run Shot
Cecil Cooper belted a two run homer in the seventh inning to break a tie and lift the Boston Red Sox to a 64 victory over the Oakland A’s. Carl Yastrzemski contributed for Boston in a game highlighted by the longball.
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Boston Red Sox
Oakland A’s
Carl Yastremski
Carl
Red Sox rally past slumping Orioles to take second in AL East
Boston's offense limited Baltimore to one hit as Fisk and Rice homered in a 1 hit attack. Burleson's single set up Cooper's fourth homer off Mike Torrez in the seventh to lift the Red Sox. Other results: Cleveland 4 Minnesota 1 Texas 4 Baltimore 1 Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 8 Detroit 3.
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Texas
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Oakland
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Minnesota
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Yankees Rally and Errors Define Extra-Inning Loss
The sequence shows Yankees struggling with timely hits and costly errors. Rivers triples, White and Nettles contribute, while Randolph and Bonds drive in runs amid fielding miscues. In the eighth and ninth, Jackson and Stanton produce but the club falls short as errors and late rallies shape a hard-fought game.
Angels Won Confirms Hunter Rise To 4th In Row
The game sparked a flare of old Coliseum memory with Leo Durocher and Jocko Conlon cited in a spat as Martin denied kicking anyone and accusing McCoy of cowardice. Hunter won his fourth in a row on a 0-hit attack, Angels slim to a 3-2 edge late but Yankees added one, Bonds forced a run at second.
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Jim Mason
Angels
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Stars Snap Five-Game streak in Santa Barbara loss
Santa Barbara hosts the LA Stars as they drop a five-game win streak in IWA play. The game attracted 1,874 fans at UC Santa Barbara with a final score near 123, 512, 125.
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Stars
IWA
UC Santa Barba
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