Arrigo Throws One-Hitter as Reds Top Mets 7-0
Cincinnati defeats New York 7-0 as Gerry Arrigo pitches a one-hitter, aided by three Mets errors and a passed ball that produce five unearned runs. Only Jerry Grote's first inning single stands for the Mets. Bart Shirley and Bud Harrelson contribute defensive miscues in key moments.
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Gerry Arrigo
New York
Mets
Arrigo
Jerry Grote
Reds
Bart Shirley
Tony Perez
Bud Harrelson
Perez
Don Pavietich
Greg Goossen
Milt Pappas
Grote
Tommy Helms
Boston
Bill Rohr
Baltimore
Steve Barber
al Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Tigers Top Orioles 4-2 Behind Lolich Early Lead
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich silenced Baltimore after an early 3-0 edge, yielding six hits in a 4-2 Tigers win. The Orioles closed to 3-2 in the sixth before Detroit tacked on one more run as Lolich and two double plays sealed the victory.
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Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Wally Bunker
Lolich
Don Wert
Gates Brown
Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
Frank Bertaina
Cassius Clay Plans Alabama Farm After Suit Filed
Cassius Clay, stripped of his heavyweight title, announces a Tuskegee area farm plan while his lawyers seek to block his draft prosecution. He says he will raise livestock and crops, sell produce to the poor, and invite Tuskegee Institute students to help. He vows to stay focused on spiritual goals and hints boxing may end.
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Leafs Rally to Upset Canadiens in Stanely Cup Game Five
The Toronto Maple Leafs, with goalie Terry Sawchuk replacing the injured Johnny Bower, defeated Montreal 4-1 to take a 3-2 series lead. Sawchuk sparked a midgame surge as Toronto built a three-goal burst and clamped down on the Canadiens, who must rebound in Toronto Tuesday.
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Sawchuk
Philadelphia
Atlanta
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Geer
Milas
Keon
Martinez
Jarvis
Thayiot
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Allan
Hr—Torre
C.boyer
Mt High
Braves Top Phillies 3-2 On Torre Boyer Homers
Atlanta defeats Philadelphia 3-2 as Joe Torre belts a two run homer and Clete Boyer adds a solo shot. Denis Menke drives in and Pat Jarvis earns the win while Chris Short takes the loss after a first inning rally.
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Joe Torre
Clete Boyer
Atlanta
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Torre
Denis Menke
Boyer
Phillies
John Briggs
Tito Francona
John Callison
Francona
Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Pat Jarvis
Phillie
Chris Short
New York Owners Back Fair Catch Rule For Now
Continental Football League owners voted Friday to retain the controversial fair catch rule for at least one more season.
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New York
UPI
Continental Football League
Falcons Obtain Terry Nofsinger
Atlanta Falcons trade a future draft pick to St. Louis Cardinals for quarterback Terry Nofsinger. The six year pro from Utah started five games last season after an injury to Charlie Johnson. Nofsinger joins an already crowded Falcon QB group with Dennis Claridge retired and teammates Randy Johnson Steve Sloan and rookie Colehour.
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Atlanta Falcons
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Nofsinger
Nofsinger
St. Louis
Charlie Johnson
University of Utah
Nossinger
Falcon
Dennis Claridge
Randy Johnson
Steve Sloan
North Dakota
Coley Colehour
Tartabull's 15th inning hit lifts Red Sox past Kansas City
Boston wins 11-10 in 15 innings as Tony Conigliaro opens the 15th with a single after Rico Petrocelli sacrifice. George Scott follows with a clutch RBI single driving in Conigliaro from third to seal the comeback win against Kansas City. Rick Monday hits his first major league homer in the top of the 15th to tie 9-9.
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Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Rick Monday
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Jack Aker
Rico Petrocelli
George Scott
Conigliaro
Senators Rally Past Twins 9 6 In Eyed Inning Comeback
Washington scored five runs in the eyed inning to take a three run lead in the fourth on Jim King’s two run homer and Frank Howard’s long shot. Minnesota answered with a four run fifth led by Russ Nixon driving in two. Darold Knowles earned the win while Jim Perry took the loss after surrendering singles to Bob Saverine and Fred Valentine in the seventh.
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Washington ‘Senators
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Minnesota Twins
Hank Allen
Ken Harrelson
Ken McMullen
Senatory
Jim King
Frank Howard
Twins
Nixon
Darold Knowles
Jim Perry
Bob Saverine
Fred Valentine
Mantle Drives Yankees Past Angels 5-2 in Solid Win
Mickey Mantle drove in three runs with a homer and a single as New York defeated California 5-2. Fred Talbot pitched a complete game for his first win, allowing two hits. Mantle's third inning homer off Jack Sanford broke a tie and marked his 497th career long ball.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
California
Fred Talbot
Mantle
Jack Sanford
Talbot
Bill Robinson
John Kennedy
Bob Rogers
Rodgers
Sanford
Angels
Kennedy
Baylor signs Paris forward Tom Friedman in 6-5 recruit
Baylor announced Saturday the signing of Paris High School forward Tom Friedman a 6 feet 5 inch senior and secret team all state in Class 4A who averaged 27 points and 21 rebounds last season.
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Baylor
Paris
Tom Friedman
Secre
Dallas Cowboys Sign Three More Gridders
Dallas in the NFL signed three players on Saturday Curtis Marker their second draft pick and guard from Southern Michigan Henry Howard defensive back from Kansas State and Basil Mullins offensive tackle from Kentucky all joining the club as free agents.
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National Football League
Curtis Marker
Southern Michigan
Henry Howard
Kansas State
Basil Mullins
Kentucky
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