Pittsburgh Express Gains Momentum in NL East Chase
Pittsburgh routs Philadelphia 7 3 and 4 2 to run wins in 13 of 15, cutting New York Mets lead in NL East. Rennie Stennett and Jose Pagan spark a big attack while Tug McGraw, Jerry Grote, and Boswell figure in late dramatics as Cincinnati and Los Angeles post key wins.
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Jose Pagan
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Cincinnati Reds
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Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Atlanta
Orioles Beat Indians as Kiddie Corps Dominate Series
Earl Weaver credited Don Baylor Terry Crowley and Bobby Grich for a 6-1 Orioles win to sweep the Cleveland series. Dobson pitched five hitters allowing 1 run as Baltimore widened the AL East lead. Other AL results included Yankees over Detroit twice and Oakland over Texas twice.
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Terry Crowley
Bobby Grich
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Earl Weaver
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Indians
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Grich
Pat Dobson
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Texas
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Orioles and Yankees Revise Outcomes in Night Games
The Orioles beat the Tigers 4 0 in the first inning as Baylor and Rettenmund drive in runs while Grich adds a two run double. The Yankees rally with back to back pinch doubles by Swoboda and Torres to flip the nightcap after Kline bests Lolich in the opener. Oakland sweeps Texas as Rudi and Hendrick power the opener and Epstein the finale. Chicago White Sox win opener late rally with Kelly and Melton homers and Stanton drives in the decisive 10th inning single. Brewers explode with Conigliaro twins and Briggs Scott homer arms.
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Mike Epstein
Reggie Jackson
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Chicago
California
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Bill Melton
Vada Pinson
Bob Oliver
Ken McMullen
Leroy Stanton
Billy Conigliaro
Johnny Briggs
George Scott
Brewers
Red Sox
Standings and Tuesday Games Across Baseball Leagues
Standings show Chicago five Montreal two New York seven St. Louis six RSet seven four Philadelphia Los Angeles five San Francisco Atlanta two San Diego one Cincinnati eight Houston three. Tuesday games list matchups including St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Montreal Philadelphia at New York San Diego at Atlanta Cincinnati at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco and more.
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Reed
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Billingham
Houston
Wilson
Osteen
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McDowell
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West
Incomplete MLB Score Rundown with Mixed Results
An OCR fragment lists various baseball scores and matchups across teams like Milwaukee, New York, Detroit, Kansas City, Oakland, Texas, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Chicago. Several lines are garbled or partial, with notes of rain and late innings and mixed team pairings.
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Boston
West Oakland
Gil
Crandall Takes Reins as Brewers Manager in Milwaukee
Del Crandall, 42, named replacement for fired Dave Bristol after a week of turmoil at Milwaukee Brewers. Crandall arrives from Evansville minor league post and vows a fun, player friendly approach as the team aims to rebound from a losing skid.
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Evansville
Several Records Go Under At Midstate Track Meet
At Cozad Nebraska the Midstate Federation Track and Field Championships saw multiple new marks. Jim Waters of Fort Collins set records in the intermediate boys 100 yard dash and 100 yard low hurdles and posted a 220 time as well.
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Arvada
Randy Lessman
Sioux City
Iowa
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Stark
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Anita Salsman
Grant
Lena Harrington
Beatrice
Charlyce Remington
Beaver Valley
Follmer Wins After Driving Car to Finish Line
Funeral services set for Al Gerheauser 54 a former pitcher for the Phillies Pirates and Browns who died Sunday at a Springfield hospital after an apparent heart attack at the Mickey Owen Baseball School near Miller Mo. Gerheuser born in St Louis coached at the school before his death.
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Lawrence Gals Shine In Topeka Net Tourney
Lawrence sisters Dawn and Holly Allen won the women's doubles title at the Memorial Day Tennis Tournament in Topeka defeating Jean Gunder and Connie Robinson 6 4 6 0. Dawn claimed the girls singles title 6 3 7 5 while losing the women's singles final 6 2 6 1 to Jean Mills. Dawn will be a Lawrence High senior and Holly a Kansas University junior.
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Palmer wins Titleholders by ten strokes at Pine Needles
Sandra Palmer captured the Titleholders title with a 10 stroke victory at Pine Needles Country Club in SOUTHERN PINES NC. She posted 72 after rounds of 71 68 72 to set a new tournament record and win 3000 dollars plus a green jacket and a foreign sports coupe.
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NBA Officials Camp Set In Buffalo for 1972-73
The NBA will hold its officials tryout camp June 12-16 with the Buffalo Braves rookie camp. Sixteen applicants are invited. six will be chosen to officiate NBA exhibition games in the 1972-73 season. Last season three were added to the regular staff.
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Aeros Nudge Omaha Add To Big Gap
The Wichita Aeros beat Omaha 1-0 to extend their West lead to 74 percent and cut Omaha’s East lead to one game. Evansville beat Tulsa 4-3 to close within one game of the Royals in the East. Indianapolis routed Oklahoma City 13-3. Iowa defeated Denver 8-2. Weather delayed OKC game. Reuschel pitched five-hitter for Wichita. Porter homered twice for Evansville.
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89Ers
Rick Reuschel
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