Yanks Rally To Spoil Twins In Seventh Inning Surge
New York tops Minnesota 10-3 as Gene Michael and Horace Clarke spark an eight-run seventh with a triple and a walk-filled rally. Jim Kaat, 11-9, labored in the seventh before giving way to Worthington. Clarke earlier opened the inning with a walk and Michael tripled to tie the game 3-3.
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Kilkenny Shuts Out Angels As Tigers Win 7-1
Detroit rookie Mike Kilkenny fired his first complete game, allowing only three hits in a 7-1 Tigers victory over the Angels. Kilkenny, 2-2, helped by Bubba Morton’s fifth inning homer, with Tom Tresh Northrup and Norm Cash delivering run producers early and Tom Matchick adding a sac fly. Kilkenny’s wife had just given birth hours before game time.
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Montreal Expos sweep Reds in twi night doubleheader
Coco Laboy drives in five as Montreal shocks Cincinnati 8-3 and 5-2. Steve Renko goes six-hitter with solid relief by Elroy Face. Laboy’s early and late hits key, Rusty Staub collects his 20th homer, Reds’ surge ends with loss of Stoneman in eighth.
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Orioles Rally To Nip A's 4 3 In Ninth Inning
Paul Blair lined a single for the winning run in the ninth as Baltimore beat Oakland 4 3. Reggie Jackson tied the game with a two run homer in the top of the inning but Blair delivered the decisive hit off Rollie Fingers after Curt Morton and Don Buford reached.
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Royals Rally Past Washington in Midweek Win
Kansas City erased an early 2-0 deficit with three runs in the second inning. Eliss Rodriguez drove in two runs including the go ahead on a first inning single, and Ed Kirkpatrick hit his sixth homer as the Royals beat Washington 5-3. Bernie Allen had Washington's early RBI and Stroud added a later single.
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Celtics Near Deal On Major League Sports Franchises
Trans National, owner of the Oakland Seals and other holdings, is pursuing major league sports franchises. Auerbach and Waldron indicated Josre appeared cooperative in working out terms. Erdman leads Trans National with Whitey Ford and Morrall associated as advisers.
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Errors Give Chisox Win
Chicago uses three Boston errors and a passed ball to plate five unearned runs as Bill Melton hits a homer to lift the White Sox past the Red Sox 10-5. Aparicio collects four hits while Melton adds a third inning homer and later scores on a fielding miscue.
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Indians Rally Past Pilots 6-5 on Fifth Inning Burst
Ken Harrelson and Duke Sims hit back to back homers in the fifth as Cleveland erased Seattle's lead. Mike Paul pitched five innings, left with two runs in, and Horton scored on a bases loaded double play to seal the win.
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Hillcrest Ladies Partnership Golf Opens At Hillcrest
Hillcrest Country Club hosts the Hillcrest Ladies Partnership golf tournament with 100 Lubbock area women starting today. Shotgun start at 9 a.m. groups of four tee off, listing numerous participant names and pairs followed by a CFL score: Saskatchewan 21 Edmonton 20.
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Monterey golf coach schedules tryouts for 1969 70 squad
Monterey golf coach Charles Brewer announced that Plainsmen rinks tryouts for the 1969 70 season will be held Thursday and Friday at Meadowbrook at 8 30 a m. Monterey has won the District Ae AAAA golf title the past two years.
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Major League Owners Confront Kuhn at Seattle Meeting
Major league owners held their annual session in Seattle focusing on Bowie Kuhn's future as temporary commissioner with a likely four year, 100000 dollar per year contract. The gathering also addressed incidents at home involving Twins manager and pitcher Boswell, and Chicago White Sox plans following Carlos May’s training accident.
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Blefary homers to lift Astros past Mets 8 7
Curt Blefary hit a three run homer in the sixth to give Houston the lead and a strong defensive play in the eighth preserved an 8 7 victory over New York. The win marked Houston eighth straight over the Mets as Joe Morgan stole home on a run that scored on a sacrifice fly by Rader for the decisive runs. Ed Kranepool had a two on homer for the Mets in the fourth that sparked a five run rally before Blefary delivered the game deciding blast.
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Atlanta Phillies Rained Out In Fourth Inning
Tuesday night’s game between Atlanta and Philadelphia was halted in the top of the fourth with the Braves ahead 5 to 0. Hank Aaron’s 30th homer of the season was also washed out. Phil Niekro, 16-9, hoped to become the NL’s first 17-game winner. The Braves had scored four in the third on Carty and Cepeda’s doubles, Boyer and Garrido triples, and Niekro’s squeeze. The game will be made up as part of a twi-nighter.
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Simpson Ready To Play In Detroit Exhibition
On his first day with the team Simpson stood atop an unfinished Niagara University dormitory watching workers through binoculars. He told reporters he would be physically ready for Friday's Detroit exhibition despite not being in peak shape and noted the rookie ribbing he expects to endure as he learns the new system. He added he usually runs track but did not this year and he will be mentally challenged by the playbook.
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Tag Team Bouts Highlight Fair Park Coliseum Card
Ricky Romero faces Mad Dog Race in a non title disqualification bout while Buddy Colt and Gorgeous George Jr. team against Rufors R Jones and Nick Kozak in a double main event at Fair Park Coliseum. Two preliminary tag matches planned plus a mixed tag featuring Kay Noble and Mighty Atom versus Jessica Rogers and Lord Littlebrook.
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Boddie Captures Medalist Honors In 69th Women’s Amateur
In Irving AP reports Mrs Teddy Boddie of Shreveport Louisiana won medalist honors in the 69th US Women’s Amateur Golf tournament at Las Colinas CC with a 147 total three over par. She four putted five times yet held a one shot edge over three rivals in the heat over 100 degrees. Catherine La Coste of France and Martha Wilkinson of California each finished one behind after 74 74 and 73 75 respectively while Jo Anne Gunderson Carner qualified for the field with 150 after 76 74.
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Tahoka Meet Opens With Quick Wins In Softball Block
White Ford of Lamesa shut Bray Chevrolet of Tahoka 15 0 in a one hitter while Paymaster Gunners defeated Hancock Manufacturing of Lubbock 7 4 and Clark Equipment of Lubbock fell to Tatum Brothers of Tahoka 8 0 in a one hitter Monday night. Action began the Tahoka Softball Tournament which runs through Saturday.
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