Twins Rally Past White Sox In 11 Innings For Win
The Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 7-6 in 11 innings as George Mitterwald delivered a late winning hit and four hits overall. Tony Oliva drove in two early runs, while Mitterwald homered and scored again in the 11th to cap a four-run burst and erase a Chicago lead.
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Bill Rigney
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Mike Andrews
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
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Ron Santo
Cubs
Jim McGlothlin
Lee May
Cincinnati
Major Standings and Schedule From Evening Baseball Results
Standings and upcoming games across the league show Baltimore and New York leading East and West divisions with Detroit and Kansas City chasing. Night matchups include St Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at New York, plus San Diego at San Francisco and Houston at Los Angeles.
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No Re Run for Pro Strike In NFL Training Camp
NFL owners and players reach a four year collective bargaining agreement ending last year’s pay dispute. NFLPA attorney Leonard Lindquist vows play begins as clubs and players settle differences in a marathon Minneapolis session. Pension issue was the major concern delaying reporting to camp.
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Willie Mays Leads NL All Stars in Outfield Vote
Willie Mays tops the National League outfield voting with 284,800 votes, ahead of Hank Aaron and Willie Stargell. Johnny Bench leads all vote getters at catcher, with Bud Harrelson Maury Wills and Don Kessinger in a close shortstop race. Other position leaders include Willie McCovey Glen Beckett and Joe Torre.
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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