Cubs Slug Four Yet Fall In NL Buzzing Slugfest
The Cubs led by Paul Popovich Billy Williams Jim Hickman and Johnny Callison homered but were defeated 11-8 by the San Diego Padres. Ivan Murrell and Ollie Brown added solo shots for the Padres, while Joe Pepitone hit a grand slam as Houston beat New York 5-3 ending a four game slide. Tony Perez and Bernie Carbo homered to power Cincinnati past Montreal 7-0.
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Joe Pepitone
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Century Club’s Lasting Impact on Long Beach Athletes
After 14 years the Long Beach Century Club remains strong. It started with 11 charter members and now funds diverse local sports, including baseball, track, football, and the Long Beach Hall of Fame. The wrapup lists grants to CSLB, LBCC, Millikan High, and events like the World Surfing Championships, Olympics support, and youth programs, highlighting ongoing community vitality.
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Mays and Henderson lift Giants past Pirates at Candlestick
In an afternoon game at Candlestick Park Willie Mays and Ken Henderson hit back to back eighth inning homers to turn a 2-2 tie into a 4-2 San Francisco win over Pittsburgh. Ron Hunt started the rally with a single and Willie McCovey added a 450 foot homer in the first.
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Angels Drop Orioles as Johnson Sawdust Wins Open Date
Angel Jay Johnstone drives in the lone Angels run in a 2-1 loss to Baltimore as the Angels squander bases loaded chances in the fifth. The Orioles, led by Mark Belanger's skid and Dave Johnson's nine game hitting streak, gain in attendance and prepare a new scoreboard at Memorial Stadium.
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Angels Endures No-Hitter Bid in Seven Inning Outing
Wright matched early pace with a near no hitter until an unearned run in the first frame doomed the effort. Don Buford drew a leadoff walk and was caught in a rundown on a failed steal, while Alomar’s throw went astray.
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Yachting Results From Mangrove Bay Race Series
Yachting results list several boats with mixed spellings and abbreviations from the Mangrove Bay series. Names include Intrepid, Aquarius, Tei Amar, Nimrod, Victorie Holm, Bay Bee, Chimera, Lucero, Dauntress, The Great Pumpkin, Avarander, and The Great Pumpkin with various affiliations such as LB YC NA. Class divisions show PHRF A and B with multiple skippers and yacht clubs noted in fragmented form.
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Rookie Blyleven Beats Yanks Fall Short in 2-1 Loss
Horace Clark hit a two run homer in the fifth as the New York Yankees defeated Minnesota 2-1 to hand 19 year old Bert Blyleven his second big league start. Blyleven managed two strikeouts in the fifth before trouble.
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