Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Baseball standings and game results show National and American league standings, team records, and key match outcomes. Notable: Detroit, New York, Baltimore, Boston, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Chicago, California, Oakland, Texas, Cleveland all appear with wins and losses. individual game notes mention pitcher records and late scores across multiple venues.
Sports In Brief Southern Pines Slam
Sandre Palmer slipped over par with a 72 but finished over Marylin in the Southern Pines event.
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Denver Governor pushes ahead with 1976 Winter Olympics plan
Colorado Governor John A. Love led a six member delegation to present a 279 page progress report to the IOC. He defended plans for Denver despite opposition from international federations. He rejected a four man bobsled run in favor of a permanent two man luge and bob track and warned against cancelling the Games.
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Baseball Line Scores From Mixed Major League Games
San Francisco and Atlanta split a twin bill with 2-1 and 7-9 innings shown. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5-6 in 11, Hernandez pitched for the win. Cincinnati trailed and rallied for a 24-1 slugfest. New York overcome St. Louis 8-3 behind Cleveland’s win. Montreal topped Chicago 7-5 as Stoneman, Marshall and Bocciarella starred. Los Angeles beat Houston 4-5 in a nine inning rain-influenced tilt. Milwaukee edged Boston 12-9. Cleveland defeated Baltimore 5-1, while Detroit beat New York 5-4. Texas took 2-0 from Minnesota. Chicago defeated Oakland 6-4 in 10 innings. Kansas City edged California 7-2.
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Brewers Fire Dave Bristol as Manager
Del Crandall, 42, promoted from Evansville to manage the Brewers in Milwaukee. Bristol, fired after a 10-20 start and weak attendance, had been in Milwaukee since 1970. Crandall hopes to lift sagging support and return to Milwaukee with his wife. Roy McMillan named interim skipper for two games.
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Errors Help Dodgers Turn Aside Houston
Dodgers beat the Astros 6-5 after two ninth inning errors, with Duke Sims and Bill Buckner keying the rally. Elsewhere the Expos beat the Cubs 7-5 on errors, and Mets fell to St. Louis 8-3 as the Pirates edged Atlanta 3-2, while San Diego upset Cincinnati 6-1 and San Francisco split with Atlanta in a doubleheader.
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Willie Mays
Rico Carty
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Owings Tops West Coast Trials in Double Qualification
Washington's Larry Owings won first in the 149 pound class at the West Coast Olympic trials and earned a national berth by NCAA finish. Phil Frey and Tom Brown also qualified for the national trials set to start June 22 in Anoka Minnesota along with other West Coast finalists.
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Buddy Baker Wins World 600 in Charlotte Drama
Buddy Baker captured the World 600 at Charlotte in a fuel cautious run. Bob by Allison led most of the race before a tire puncture cost him the lead and Baker surged to victory by over a mile, breaking the speed record set by Allison the previous year.
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