Padres overpower Phillies as Jones dominates hitters
Randy Jones dominates with a second shutout of the season and a 12 win pace over 14 starts. The Padres southpaw, famed for his slow sinker and Harpo Marx hairdo, receives praise after another stellar performance. Jones sits near Christy Mathewson’s consecutive walkless innings record as San Diego crowds rally behind him.
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Maine and Arizona Triumph In College World Series Games
In Omaha, Maine tops Washington State 6-4 behind Jack Leggett and John Dumont driving in two runs each, keeping Maine alive. Arizona defeats Clemson 10-6 as Bruce Ferguson shines in relief. Don Zimmerman adds three RBIs in the win. The double elimination tourney features Eastern Michigan and Arizona State as remaining undefeateds.
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Dodgers trade talk and Mets series loom in majors
The article reports on internal Dodger conflicts led by O'Malley and Marshall's status amid trade talk as the Mets prepare for a three game set at Dodger Stadium with Kin Alvarez and Mattlack Fantasies. It notes adjustments in team dynamics, potential player moves, and upcoming televised games across Montreal Cincinnati and Houston.
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Garars Tonight Goiyers Afookenei in City Matchups
Scattered scores show San Francisco beating Philadelphia and Milwaukee routing Angels while Boston and Minnesota suffered losses. Other listed games include Detroit and Kansas City in a busy Monday schedule with multiple arenas across the nation.
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Stargell Leads Garvey In NL First Base Vote
NewYork AP Willie Stargell of the Pirates and Cincinnati teammates George Foster and Dave Concepcion led NL first base voting. Stargell moved ahead with 196757 votes while Dodgers star Steve Garvey trailed with 173792. UCLA's Jim Kiefer named UCLA coach replacing Tom Teller, leaving El Camino College after eight years.
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Griffey delivers late inside hit for Reds over Cubs
Ken Griffey Jr provides the ninth inning heroics lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Griffey battled inside pitches, then lined a hit up the middle off Sully Schultz after Dave Concepcion opened with a single and Armbrister sacrificed. Gary Nolan earned the win, his third straight complete game.
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Ali trains with Blassie for dirtier approach to Inoki showdown
Muhammad Ali says he is learning new dirtier tricks from Freddie Blassie for his June 25 boxing versus wrestling match with Antonio Inoki in Tokyo. He predicts an eighth round victory and a bloodbath, insisting no wrestler can beat a boxer. He warns Inoki may use dirt, and vows to respond.
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Fragmented Local Sports Roundup Bits and Scores
A fragmented page fragment lists stray sports scores and team names including Long Beach and others. It mentions baseball and football references with partial results and various local entities such as Round Plaza Sporting Goods and Shore teams, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Baseball Box Score Fragment From 1920s Era Card
Fragmentary box score data lists players with runs batted in and home runs, including Cin, KC, and NY lines. Contains incoherent OCR strings for bases, steals, and pitching notes, with multiple unreadable names and numbers.
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Saints Consider Gilliam Bargain
New Orleans Saints agreed to acquire Pittsburgh quarterback Joe Gilliam for the waiver price of 100 dollars after all NFL teams in the AFC passed. Seahawks also passed in the NFC, and coach Hak Stram explained interest despite six other QBs on staff, noting a prior Chiefs bid.
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