Mays Delivers Ninth Inning Lift For Giants Victory
In San Francisco Willie Mays lined a ninth inning single to drive home Willie McCovey and give the Giants a 5 4 win over the Cardinals. McCovey earlier singled in two runs and stole second after reaching first on a key ninth inning rally. Juan Marichal pitched the complete game for the win as Curt Flood and Mike Shannon homered for St Louis.
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UPI
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
McCovey
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Giants
Mays
Juan Marichal
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Flood
Carlton
Ollie Brown
Jack Hiatt
Jay Alou
Ron Hunt
Brown
Alou
International League Scores and Weather Report
Buffalo and Toledo played to a 2 0 result with no runs for Buffalo. Louisville defeated 4 3. Jacksonville posted a 2 run game. Syrecease at Rochester was noted with rain affecting play.
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Buffalo
Toledo
Louisville
Jacksonville
Rochester
Catfish Hunter Shuts Down Red Sox in 7-2 Oakland Win
Jim Catfish Hunter led the Oakland Athletics to a 7-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. He collected three hits, including a two run double in the fourth inning, while the A's pitching held Boston to five hits Friday night.
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Boston
UPI
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Oakland Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Umpire Donatelli Dressed Like Astros Clown in NL Game
Plate umpire Augie Donatelli wore a light blue Astro warmup jacket and Astro traveling uniform pieces in the Astrodome as the Braves faced the Astros. His appearance drew comparisons to a clown, prompting humorous remarks about the delayed umpire uniforms from Los Angeles.
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UPI
Augie Donatelli
Houston Astro
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Los Angeles
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Astro
Amps
al Schacht
Tiant Tosses 2nd Straight Shutout as Indians Win
Luis Tiant fired his second consecutive shutout, limiting the Minnesota Twins to three hits. Larry Brown hit his first homer of the season guiding the Cleveland Indians to a 4-0 victory. Brown homered off Jim Perry in the third, and Cleveland doubled its lead in the fourth on Alvis’s double, Wagner’s walk, and singles by Horton and Azcue.
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Minnesota Twins
Larry Brown
Cleveland Indians
Tiant
Washington
Cleveland
Brown
Jim Perry
Indians
Hander
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Tony Horton
Joe Azcue
Dodgers Triumph in Emphatic Comeback Victory
Dodgers rally in sixth inning to beat Reds 4 3 at Dodger Stadium as Jim Maloney suffer his second loss. Sutton earns win, Brewer saves, Pinson homers for Cincinnati, Rose extends hitting streak to 18 games. Attendance 50 506 with 15 000 turnaways amid bats giveaway promos.
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Fairey
Perez
Fred Whitfield
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Cardinals
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Gerry Arrigo
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Pete Rose
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Reds
Sutton
Willie Davis
Wes Parker
Tom Haller
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Cardenas
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R. Bailey
Maloney
Davidson Cockney
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Astros Top Braves 5 3 Behind Back to Back Homers
Jim Wynn and Rusty Staub hit back to back home runs in the third inning lifting the Houston Astros to a 5-3 win over the Atlanta Braves. Don Wilson pitched effectively for Houston as the Astros improved their record.
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UPI
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Rusty Staub
Don Wilson
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Houston Falou
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Jackson
Lyer
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Wwe
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Staub
P.niekro
Vikings win Metropolitan Conference gymnastic title at Valley College
Long Beach City College clinched the gymnastic championship with a 151 to 140.14 victory over Santa Monica. Gary Albitz finished third and Dennis Kimzey fifth as LBCC dominated the rings and other events at Valley College in the Metropolitan Conference final.
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Gary Albitz
Dennis Kimzey
Vikings
Valley College
Santa Monica
Sickup
Ferre
Sanchez M
Wesserasa
Magdaleno
Magdalene
Ela Davis
Caling
Beach
Los Angeles
Valley
Elfe
Bakersfield
Charters Host Raiders Tonight in Softball doubleheader
Lakewood's Charters host the Las Vegas Raiders in a Western Softball Conference doubleheader at Mayfair Park tonight. The first game starts at 7 p.m. Manager Snuffy Machado will likely start Roger Teske and Sherman McInnis on the mound as Charter aim to improve above .500 after a 1-2 league start following a 2-1 loss to Anaheim.
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M&m Charters
Las Vegas Raiders
Mayfair Park
Anaheim
Snuffy Machado
Roger Teske
Sherman MelInnis
Downey area tennis results and mixed doubles scores
In Downey and nearby districts, multiple tennis matches finished with Downey players winning singles and doubles. Notable scores include Hart defeating Hochward 4-0 and Sredy beating Miller 4-0, plus doubles Arney and Esswein 6-2. Other line scores include resistive shows from Gravbavan, Trinidad, and Swank in various brackets.
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Jordan
Lakewood
Smorg A Bacchetti
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Hawkins Co
Leon
Till- L
Vea
Mills
Jesses
Ae ‘Ay
Bennett
Martin
Zauat
Ind i Reals
Shortie
Weiss
Tom Carter
NASL Results Tie Between Aston and New York
NASL results show Aston and New York tying 3 3 with Liouis and Delis scoring two goals. The match ends in a draw with both teams earning a point each.
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Aston
New York
Liouis & Delis
College Baseball in State: Cal Poly Pomona vs Fresno St
Score shows Fresno State 3 Cal Poly Pomona 5 after 12 innings. Other listed results include Cal State LA 64 and Michigan 8 Ohio State 3 with Indiana and Valley competing in unknown matchups.
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Cal Poly
Pomona
Uilerton
Fresno
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Valley
Phillies Nup Bucs in Ninth
Mike Ryan delivered a bases loaded single with two outs in the ninth to drive in Richie Allen and give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Allen had earlier started the rally with a two out single off Ron Kline.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jose Pagan
Allen
Ron Kline
Steve Blass
Johnny Briggs
McCraw Ties MLB Record With Three Errors In One Inning
Tom McCraw tied a major league record for most errors in an inning by a first baseman as the Yankees beat the White Sox 3-2. New York mounted three unearned runs in the third, aided by McCraw’s trio of miscues, with Monbouquette pitching a complete game for the win.
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Michael
Hawks Sold to Atlanta Group Led by Sanders and Cousins
The St. Louis Hawks, Western Division champions, were sold to an Atlanta group headed by former Georgia governor Carl E. Sanders and developer Thomas G. Cousins. The sale is effective immediately, pending NBA board approval in New York. The team will play at Georgia Tech's Alexander Memorial Coliseum. the 1955 move from Milwaukee was noted, with a 56–26 record last season.
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Georgia Tech
Ben Kerner
Milwaukee
Orioles Rally Past Senators for Fifth Straight Win
Baltimore defeated Washington 6-1 to surge into first place behind Dave McNally's four hit effort. Frank Howard homered for the Senators, while Curt Blefary and Mark Belanger powered the Orioles with a three run third inning and a Be liner solo shot.
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Humphreys
Haaby Triumphs in Ascot Park Motorcycle Main Event
Dan Haaby of Lawndale wins the 15 lap main event at Ascot Park with 839 in attendance. Dewayne Keeter and Gene Romero, both of California, place in the Amateur and Novice divisions, while Tom Rockwood leads the Amateur field and Chuck Jones and Hanby run the Trophy Dash from Arcadia and Gardena respectively.
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Gene Romero
San Luis Obispo
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Gardena
Mark Brelsford
San Bruno
Gaylord Emick
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Anaheim
Terry Ahar
Hanby
Chuck Jones
Arcadia
Keeter
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