Red Sox Rally Past Orioles In 7-4 Comeback Win
Reggie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski hit consecutive seventh inning homers to lift Boston over Baltimore 7-4. Smith rounded off a two-run shot after Doug Griffin’s leadoff single, trimming the gap to four games behind the first-place Orioles. Bill Lee earned the win with strong relief after Tiant opened the game by allowing four in the first inning.
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Don Wilson Stars As Astros Rally To Edge Cubs
Don Wilson pitched a two hitter for his ninth win as the Houston Astros beat Ferguson Jenkins and the Chicago Cubs. Wilson allowed a lone second inning hit and his shutout ended on Jim Hickman’s 17th homer in the fourth. Houston scored twice in the second on four straight hits to take a 2–0 lead.
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Larry Bowa
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Anon Frege
Monday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from an old baseball digest show the American League games with Rewa beating New York 3 to 7, Oakland defeating Milwaukee 3 to 3, and Milwaukee at California. In the National League, Houston edged Chicago 2 to 1, Cincinnati 4, New York 2, and Los Angeles 83 at St Louis. Other clubs had games rescheduled. Standings are incomplete with many garbled entries.
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Moegle to Lecture at New Mexico Coaches Clinic
In Albuquerque the 27th annual New Mexico Coaches Clinic features Robby Moegle baseball coach as guest lecturer alongside Gene Mayfield Wayne Vandenburg and others. Registration occurred Monday with lectures continuing through Friday. An all star basketball game is slated for 2 p.m. Saturday and a grid classic at 8 p.m. MST.
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White Sox Rally Past Twins For 7-5 Victory
Mike Andrews sparked a Chicago comeback with a three run homer after a Perry brushback, as the White Sox beat the Twins 7-5. Rick McKinney and Harmon Killebrew produced early runs for Minnesota, while Rick Reichardt and Pat Kelly contributed for Chicago. Tom Bradley earned the win to improve to 1-0.
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Columbia Captures Polo Championship at Harrison Cup Final
In Midhurst England AP Columbia led by Hath Manning Jr. defeated Oak Brook in overtime 48 to 34 to win the Harrison Cup in an all American polo final at Cowdeay Park. The younger Columbia team received two handicap goals from Oak Brook despite facing a stronger squad captained by Michael Bauer of Chicago.
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Packers trim roster by two players amid camp changes
The Green Bay Packers reduced their training camp roster to 61, cutting defensive back Monte Johnson the 11th round pick from Oklahoma and Steve Kenmore a free agent punter from Missouri. Charlie Durkee a two year veteran who played with Orleans was placed on IR during the weekend.
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Missouri
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Mets manager Hodges clashes with Cleon Jones over lineup
The strained Mets relation worsened as Cleon Jones was benched with a sore throat for Sunday’s game against the Cubs while Gil Hodges cited weather as a factor. Jones said he could play, claiming the throat is okay, and the pair clashed over who informs the manager, with trainer and doctor notes cited.
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Tenace Delivers Power In A's 2 1 Win Over Royals
Oakland remains atop the AL West after Gene Tenace hit a seventh inning home run to break a 1 1 deadlock and seal a 2 1 victory over Kansas City. Ed Kirkpatrick also homered for KC as Diego Segui and two relievers held the Royals to four hits. Paul Splittorff took the loss for the Royals.
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Yankees blank Indians as Peterson dominates mound
New York pitcher Fritz Peterson fired a four hitter to power the Yankees to a 7-0 victory over Cleveland. Gene Michael belted a two run homer in the four run fourth inning as Ells and Swoboda added run scoring hits. Peterson improved to 10-7 while Indians starter Mike Paul took the loss.
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Tigers rally as Northrup drives in winner vs Senators
Jim Northrup redeemed two first base errors with a 4 foot double in the seventh to score Mickey Stanley and lift Detroit over Washington 7 1. Northrup had earlier misplayed a throw in the third allowing Washington two runs.
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Pan Am Games Edition Highlights U S Track Triumphs
US athletes posted strong showings at the Pan American Games in Pomapano Beach, Florida. Key results included Ralph Mann in shot put, Steve Prefontaine leading in distance events, and a US gold in the team all around. Cuba and Canada followed in medal standings as rowing and weightlifting events concluded.
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Arnie and Palmer Close Gap in Money Race
New York AP reports Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus gained on Lee Trevino in golf's money list after winning the National Team Championship in Ligonier Pennsylvania a $20 000 share for each. Trevino and Headie Johnson missed the cut. Trevino remains the lead with about 194 150 to Jans 186 407 in exemption points.
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