Carlton Dominates Cubs in 4-0 One-Hit Win
St Louis pitcher Steve Carlton hurled a brilliant four to nothing victory over Chicago, notching his eighth win and a season's fourth shutout. Novo Cepeda belted a three run homer in the third, Beckert's lone hit for Chicago was a fourth inning single, and Carlton struck out nine with no walks. The win keeps the Cardinals two and a half games ahead of Atlanta in the standings.
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Bears Beat Boonville as Jefferson City Wins in Park
Jefferson City Bears defeat Columbia 7 to 2 at Ernie Vivian Field to move to 2-1 in Central Missouri Ban Johnson League play. Kelly Whitaker earns the win in relief over Dennis Green, with J C Alberts and Don Whitehead contributing key plays including a bunt and an RBI single.
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Ewing takes lead in Missouri Amateur golf event
In Kansas City AP reports Roy Ewing Jr. of Kirkwood led after two days with a 138. Charles Digges of Columbia trailed at 150 with a 71 and 79. Jefferson City players still in contention include William Ludwig at 145 and Mike Farmer at 147. other locals Dawsons, Melfenry, Wells, Farmes, and Deloum posted higher totals.
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Major league standings today and schedule summary
Standings show New York 4 Houston 2 and Philadelphia St. Louis 4 Chicago at St. Louis. Schedule lists Chicago at St. Louis Houston at New York Cincinnati at Atlanta San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Friday games include Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Pittsburgh among others.
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Royals ink three more to pacs
Three more draft choices signed with the Kansas City Royals and will report to the Corning NY Rookie League this weekend. The three are Tolar Welson 18 from Pittsburg Kan Ste Cal luge and Verdon Paul Wathen 21 Colorlo Sehont of Mines Long and Walker are both right handed pitchers.
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Koosman shines as Mets top Astros in five hitter
Mets 4 Astros 2. Jerry Koosman, 5 hitter, earns his fifth win as New York maintains pace in the NL. Marichal 13th win leads league with 3 1/3 season remaining. Veale and Reed also win for Pirates and Braves respectively in a busy night of baseball.
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Nicklaus prefers tougher courses at Canadian Open
Nicklaus says St George's is pretty but believes top courses should be tougher. He notes golf courses today rarely offer challenge and says players should walk in single file through shoulder high rough. Open runs through Sunday with 3125,000 prize and 25,000 to the winner.
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Unusual match produces Minnesota triumph
The Minnesota Twins defeated Washington 4-0 as Dean Chance pitched a three-hitter for his 100th major league win, aided by Harmon Killebrew who singled for the club’s first run and Tad Ahlander’s double. Chance secured his second shutout and sixth complete game of the season, improving to 6-2.
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Mauch defends actions amid Phillies firing fallout
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch spoke in California after his dismissal, defending his stance with Richie Allen and criticizing media framing. He said owner Bob Carpenter and general manager John Quinn treated him well and lamented how the organization handled the timing while he cared for his ailing wife. He blamed the press and noted his attempt to keep the team from self-imploding despite the rough season.
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Park Board softball results roundup
Park Board sweeped a softball event with teams including Sloyw Crlh OW Timers MoRCA 7 to 1 and Nrieger Insurance Broadway Shell 10. Milo Walz Intermediate Sehuchie's TGA 5 and Jeffersonion Roingseh's TV 8 posted scores, while Cage Coin a Blower Garpat 17 led M. FA. & in a high scoring finish.
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