Perry Dominates Royals With 16th Win Of Season
Gaylord Perry tossed a 6-1 victory for the Cleveland Indians over the Kansas City Royals. He scattered seven singles, added eight assists, and drove in two runs with two hits. Perry credited catcher Ray Fosse for much of his success after spring training work.
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Perry Puts Focus On Control In Cleveland Start
The pitcher explains his four day rotation and keeping the ball down to avoid giving up the long ball. He recalls his best 1970 season and details a close encounter when a line drive nearly hit him in the face. He notes four runs in the second inning and a 14 inning 2 0 win over Texas that eased pressure.
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Baseball Standings and Late Games Report
Standings show Minnesota at Milwaukee Oakland at Boston and twi night games California at New York and other night schedules. Results include St Louis 6 Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 3 San Diego 2 in 11 innings and Montreal 3 San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 6 Houston 0. Thursday's slate includes New York at Los Angeles and Chicago at Houston among others.
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City Slo-Pitch District Tournament Results Summary
District bowling style play shows Don Chililos 10 and Jerry's Tavern 4, LMH Smith Paper 9 and CECA 6, Trinity Lutheran 6 and Law School 2, Stanton Electric 12 and Plymouth Congregational 10, Don's Steak House 16 and Stanton Electric 14, Tira Natl Bank 10, 1ME Smith Paper 43 and Panty Tutheran 16, Reds Tune Up and Stanion Electric 12, Henry'ssil.
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Wrestling Champion Shot by Minneapolis Officer
Gary Alexander, 28, national AAU Greco Roman wrestling champion and Olympic tryout hopeful, was hospitalized in critical condition after being shot twice by patrolman John Resch during a scuffle in an apartment in north Minneapolis. Resch was bruised but treated at a hospital.
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Jackie Robinson Names All Black Baseball Team
Jackie Robinson selected an all black team featuring Cool Papa Bell Hank Aaron Willie Mays Buck Leonard Josh Gibson Roy Campanella Satchel Paige and Don Newcombe with Jim Gilliam as manager noting Bell as one of the greatest outfielders and Gilliam as a model leader.
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Kubiak Mincher Return to Oakland in Trade
The Oakland Athletics acquire first baseman Don Mincher and utility infielder Ted Kubiak from the Texas Rangers for utilityman Orlando Martinez, second baseman Vic Harris, and a player to be named later. The deal was announced Wednesday night.
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Lundy Faces Illness Struggles in Los Angeles
Former Rams star Lundy, 87, suffers from myasthenia gravis and financial strain. Diagnosed with eye muscle weakness and other ailments, he received care in San Diego and Los Angeles. His wife Lilli identified the illness, and a potential benefit is being discussed as family finances tighten.
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Staub May Undergo Hand Surgery After Dodgers Clash
Mets outfielder Rusty Staub may need surgery to repair a broken bone in his right hand. He will fly to New York for examination by a club physician after Tuesday night’s game with the Dodgers, his first appearance since missing 25 games.
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Falcons Make Meet's Finals
Gary Squires pitched five strong innings to lead the CFGA Falcons to a 4-1 win over defending champion Kansas City Post 399 in a district Legion B tournament game at Quigley Field. The Falcons advance to face Ottawa at Osawatomie for the district title, after a rain delay forced Wednesday’s semifinal to be relocated.
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