Ryan Wins Eighth as Angels Rally in Sixth Inning
In a June 16, 1973 game, Ryan earned his eighth win and, in his latest strong outing, pitched a four hitter earlier and two hitters in two of his past appearances. The Angels exploited Baltimore baserunning miscues in the sixth to spark a big inning, with Rivers and Stanton delivering key hits. The win kept Ryan close to Koufax's four no hitter record as the Angels beat the Orioles.
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Junior baseball scores and standings from Kiwanis T shirt event
A jumble of junior baseball results shows Yants and Surfers, Wid Cats and Giants, Thunderbirds and Rockets, Yanks and Braves, Dod and Indians and Scouts with varying inning scores. Other entries include Pavement Cutting Yanks, Lotus Del Amo Cleaners, and various team names with scattered scores and references to local sponsors.
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Campregher Faces Longshot Challenge In City Match Play
Tony Campregher and Tim Cur dueled in a marathon tourney as Bellmar plans a potential collision with Campregher if Abbey advances. Bellmar relied on Jeff Newell Pallis and Bryan behind him while Campregher battled back from 3 down to edge Curt Ambrose.
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George Leer
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Joe Pastusak
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Jack Berry
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Wesley Mason
Sam Surmany
Jim Talbot
Charlies Gushue
Steve Projo
Marc DeSant
Ming Chang
Jum Butcher
Flyers take 2-0 series lead as Sabres fail at Spectrum
In a 2-0 matchup the Flyers grasped a commanding series edge while Buffalo continued its winless streak at the Spectrum. Parent posted 18 saves and allowed one goal in the latest playoff game as Buffalo pulled the goalie late, but Philadelphia remained ahead in the best of seven.
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Tanner wins King Classic in dramatic final
Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain Tennessee defeated Ross Case 5-7 7-5 7-6 to win the Alan King Tennis Classic in Las Vegas a $30,000 first prize. John Alexander and Phil Denton of Australia won the doubles title 6-1 7-5 over Cliff Drysdale and Bob Carmichael earning $10,000.
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Phil Denton
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Bob Carmichael
Women's singles final results at British Hard Court event
Janet Newberry US defeats Terry Holladay US to win the women's singles title reported with mixed country results. Other matches show England and Australia players in early rounds with several 6 3 and 6 4 scorelines and a South Africa pairing winning a doubles set.
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Terry Holladay
Warriors Triumph Over Bullets In Tight Playoff Clash
Golden State survives late pressure after an 80 80 fourth quarter tie. Keith Wilkes, Dudley, and Smith pace the rally as Barry and Smith seal the win with late free throws. Smith finishes with 20 points despite a low playoff average.
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Smith
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Elvin Hayes
Barry
WTT results feature mixed scores and odd pairings
In Pittsburgh a 2s event yields Boston Indiana 32 and San Diego 25 while the American Association lists Ormana 4. Iowa Denver 7 and Wichita versus Oklahoma City 8 with Tulsa 7. Evensville and Indianeeds appear in scattered results.
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Barr blanks Cardinals as Giants win in six
Jim Barr pitched six perfect innings and allowed only two hits by Lou Brock as the San Francisco Giants defeated St. Louis 24 to 1. Brock's hits were the only Cardinals to reach twice. the Giants added runs in the fifth and sixth. In NL action, Houston beat New York 12 to 7, Chicago topped San Diego 3 to 2, Cincinnati over Montreal 6 to 1, and Philadelphia beat Atlanta 5 to 1.
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Hunter Beats Old Teammates as Yankees Crush A’s 9-1
Jim Catfish Hunter pitched four innings of no more than four hits to beat his former teammates for the second time this season and lift the Yankees to a 9-1 victory over the Oakland A’s. Bernie Carbo homered twice for Boston in a 4-2 win over Kansas City. George Hendrick drove in three as Cleveland topped Chicago 7-6. Jim Hughes threw his second straight four-hit shutout for Minnesota in a 6-0 win over Milwaukee. Tom Grieve’s RBI single in the 11th off Detroit pitcher Leon Roberts gave Texas a 7-6 edge.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Willie Davis
Ragtime Leads 52 Boats in PORC Long Beach Start
Ragtime from Long Beach Yacht Club tops elapsed time among 52 IOR yachts in the first of five Pacific Ocean Racing Conference races from San Diego to Long Beach. David E. Duckler's Hawkeye won corrected time with Ragtime finishing second overall. Regulus II of Newport Harbor YC took Class A, while Hurricane Deck and Vendetta led Classes B and C respectively.
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Spring Regatta at Marine Stadium Sees Warm Start and Stormy Finish
Belmont Shore Lions Club hosts the 27th Spring Regatta with the Southern California Speedboat Club. About 6,500 spectators watch sunny, warm races turn overcast with a brief rain shower. No records set. one boat flips and is recovered. Blue Magic hits rocks but driver unhurt and boat later returns to action.
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USC clinches Pac-8 title with 13-1 win over Washington State
USC overwhelmed Washington State 13-1 to seal the Pac-8 baseball championship. The Trojans won the best-of-three series after dominating Saturday 19-6 and improved to 41-12 on the season, advancing to the NCAA Western Regional Playoffs next weekend.
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