Pirates Topple Dodgers In Eight Run Rally
Dick Law won his eighth straight decision for Pittsburgh and sparked a three run eighth inning rally that broke a 1 1 count. Law doubled with three singles while Roberto Clemente and Donn Clendenon added key hits as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 6 1. Rob Bailey homered for Los Angeles.
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Rob Bailey
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Orioles Win In 14th Inning Over White Sox
Bob Johnson lined a two run double with two outs in the 14th to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-2 win over the Chicago White Sox ending a 28 inning scoring drought for Baltimore. Eddie Fisher took his second loss for Chicago while Dick Hall earned his sixth win for Baltimore.
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Gary Peters
Baltimore
Fisher
Norm Siebern
Smoky Burges
McNally
Stu Miller
Dick Hall
Hernandez Faces Chavarria in Hacienda Main Event
Hernandez seeks redemption after a loss to Denny Moyer as he battles ex Mexican middleweight champion Artisto Chavarria in the Hacienda Hotel main event. Miller notes Hernandez in good shape and aiming for another title shot while Chavarria, known for aggressive body work, vows to press.
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Fred Hernandez
Denny Moyer
Artisto Chavarria
Hacienda Hotel
Hernandez
Las Vegas
Mover
Don Fuller
Bill Miller
Moyer
Chavarria
Memo Ayon
Hilary Morales
Giants Rally Past Phillies Behind Hart Walk Off
Jim Ray Hart forced in the winning run with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth as the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5. Willie McCovey tied the game with his 16th homer in the eighth, and Masanori Murakami earned his first win of the season in relief.
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Jim Davenport
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie McCovey
Gary Wagner
Phils
Len Gabrielson
Davenport
Jay Alou
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Citigan
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M. Alau Stuart
Hiatt Ib
Amaro Diimple
McCovey Winess
Lanier
Hundley
Burdette
Perry
Taylor
Schoud
Covington
Rojas
Alien
McCovey
Carol Mann Takes Narrow Lead In Lady Carling Open
Carol Mann the tallest player on the women’s pro tour at 63 posted a 69 to reach 140 and lead by three strokes in the Lady Carling Open at Turf Valley. Kathy Whitworth slipped to 73 after a 70 first round, while Marlene Bauer Hagge tied Whitworth at 143 with a 71.
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UPI
Carol Mann
Miss Mann
Towson
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
San Antonio
Tex
Turf Valley Country Club
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Houston Astros blank Mets 2 0 for third straight win
Right hander Dick Farrell pitched a five hit shutout as Houston beat New York 2 0 extending their winning streak over the Mets to three games. Line scores show Houston's scores in the first and later innings with strong defense and timely hitting supporting Farrell's gem.
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Houston
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Dick Farrell
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Danek Sets Meet Record in AAU Nationals Discus
In San Diego UPI reports Ludwig Danek of Czechoslovakia won the discus with 205 feet seven inches, eclipsing the previous meet mark of 202 feet two inches set by Al Oerter in 1962. Mike Larrabee, the Olympic 0-meter champion, was eliminated in the 410 yard dash qualifying heat with 18.1 seconds.
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UPI
Mike Larrabee
Czechoslovakia
Ludwig Danek
al Oerter
Tigers Topple Twins in Rainy Twin City Showdown
Detroit tops Minnesota 5-2 as Mickey Lolich earns his eighth win with six innings of shutout ball before yielding to Larry Sherry in the seventh. The Twins, despite sloppy defense, hold a half game lead as Chicago and Cleveland drop games. Horton delivers a two run single for Detroit.
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Detroit Tigers
Twins
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Lolich
Charlie Dressen
Mickey
Larry Sherry
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Huarte Leads East Past West in All-America Game
Heisman winner John Huarte directs the East to a 34 14 victory over the West before 25 503 fans in Buffalo New York. Huarte passes for two touchdowns scores one and kicks four extra points while Ken Willard earns MVP with 133 rushing yards in 18 carries. The East turns a 14 7 halftime deficit into a comfortable win marking the series record gap.
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New York Jets
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Willard
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Jim Nance
Jack Snow
Indiana
Tom Nowatzke
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Rollie Stichweh
Navy
Roger Staubach
Nowatzke
Nance
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Rich Redman
Tulsa
Gary Porterfield
Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedule Across Leagues
St Louis 1 Chicago 2 Milwaukee. Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 5. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles 2 Houston 0. Weekend results list stars and night games with doubleheaders noted and a slate of Sunday pitchers.
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Floyd Takes St Paul Open Lead In Windy Round
Raymond Floyd fired a 65 to take a 12 under par 201 lead after 54 holes at the St Paul Open. Tommy Aaron 69 trails by one. Gene Littler Bruce Devlin Arnold Palmer also in contention as Floyd extends his streak of low scores despite gusty conditions.
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UPI
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Tommy Aaron
Floyd
Gene Littler
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Aaron
Palmer
Nicklaus
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Atapi
Billy Cosper
Dick Sikes
Jim Ferrier
Jocky Cupit
Dick Moyer
Joe Campbell
Lionel Hebert
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Doug Sanders
Jock Nicklaus
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Johnny Pott
Bob Botdorff
Deon Retram
Frank Brord
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Dave Rogen
George Archer
Charney Sifford
Wright Becomes First To Win U S Women's Open Two Years
Mick ey Wright becomes the only golfer to win the U S Women's Open in consecutive years, taking the title in 1958 and 1959. Her back to back triumph cements her place in golf history as the sport's first repeat champion.
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New York
UPI
Mickey Wright
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