Oakland A's explode for 10 runs against Orioles in Baltimore
Dick Green hits a three run homer and four Oakland teammates also go deep as the A's rout the Orioles 10 to 7. Reggie Jackson belts a two run shot, Frank Fernandez adds two runs, and Bert Campaneris and Don Mincher homer as Oakland builds a big early lead before Baltimore answers late. Don Buford adds a two run homer for Baltimore while Merv Rettenmund drives in two with a double and a ninth inning homer.
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Baseball scores and standings from Saturday games
In the American League Boston beat Minnesota 6 to 12 Washington defeated Chicago 7 to 6 Oakland won 10 to 7 over Baltimore New York edged Kansas City 9 to 4 in 12 innings California beat Detroit 10 to 5 Milwaukee topped Cleveland 10 to ? Pittsburgh and San Diego played late. Montreal lost to Philadelphia 2 to 6 San Francisco 6, St Louis 2. In the National League New York 4 Atlanta 1 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 1. Standings list multiple East matchups with noted pitchers and records from the day.
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Williams Triumph and Davidson Flip in Arena Park Semi
George Davidson suffered a dramatic flip in a three way semi at Arena Park Raceways amid a chaotic crash involving Don Zahn and Charles Bolton. In sportsman action Phil Williams captured his first feature win in a program with no major accidents.
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Claiborne Grabs Early Lead in Brownfield Golf Tourney
Jess Claiborne of Lamesa fired a nice under par 36 to take a lead in the championship flight. Defending champion Bubba Brooks trails by five strokes and Brownfield’s Tommy Gilbert posted a 70 as the finals schedule is set with shotgun starts for various flights.
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Yanks Rally Past Royals in 12th Inning 9-4
Curt Blefary delivered a bases loaded, tie breaking single in the 12th as the New York Yankees exploded for five runs to defeat the Kansas City Royals 9 to 4. Roy White and Danny Cater fueled the rally with hits and an error helped set the stage for Gene Michael and Horace Clarke.
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FSU Dominates Arizona 4-0 in World Series Opener
Florida State pitcher Gene Amma with a two hitter silences Arizona in the first round, extending his unbeaten streak to 16 victories. Earlier, Greg Whitman of California, a Southern California hurler, allowed six hits in eight innings as Delaware falls 7-1 in the losers bracket.
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Phillie Star Johnson drives Phillies past Reds with five RBIs
De yron Johnson drove in five runs on two homers to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-3 victory over Cincinnati. Bunning improved to 4-0 in his last starts, and Johnny Bench hit his 20th homer as Cincinnati fell to 7-3. Larry Bowa stole second after a walk, sparking the Phils.
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Cubs Cop 7 1 Win Over Dodgers Behind Banks
Chicago Cubs rout Los Angeles 7-1 as Banks returns from knee trouble with a homer in his first at bat of the night and four RBI. Ferguson Jenkins pitched four hit ball to seal the victory. Banks had been idle since May 1 and missed 10 games.
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Local Little Leagues Scoreboard and Baseball Notes
A jumble of team matchups and player mentions dominates the page with scores from Western Majors and regional leagues. Notable items reference Paul Povovich, Billy Williams, and Jack Hiatt in a Dodgers game recap, while multiple local sponsors and shops are listed among standings and brief notes.
Tommy Davis Lifts Astros Past Expos with Big Night
Houston built a 3-0 lead in the first as Tommy Davis doubled and later hit a three run homer. Davis added a two run homer in the fifth to fuel a 5-2 Astros win over the Montreal Expos. Jim Wynn and Norm Miller contributed run scoring hits as Denis Menke and a grounder aided the early cushion against Bill Stoneman.
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Ruidoso Race Day Results Spark Mixed Payouts
Multiple races report varied payouts from 1 to 8 furlongs with claiming and maiden events. Notable performers include Run Here Mot and Tex Market with midrange odds, while Stage Venture and Tammytin show decisive wins in sprints and maidens.
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Two Teams Tie at Muleshoe in Guest Tournament
Two teams tied for the lead after the opening 18 holes at the Muleshoe guest tournament with best-ball scores of 58. The final 18 holes are scheduled today. Participants include Serenow Turner Cockrel and Darrell Oliver among others.
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Whitworth Takes Lead In Ladies PGA Meet At Sutton
Kathy Whitworth moved into a two stroke lead after 54 holes of the $30,000 Ladies PGA Championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton Massachusetts. Englehorn trailed by three after 44 holes but Whitworth rallied with three straight birdies to stay ahead.
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Hill ties world record in 120 high hurdles at Wichita
Arkansas State’s Thomas Hill equals the world record in the 120 yard high hurdles at the US track meet in Wichita's Cessna Stadium with a 15.2 second run. He shares the mark with Lauer of West Germany and Davenport among others, tying American and U.S. collegiate records as wind conditions affect other events.
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Brown Wins Legion Tilt
Brown Griffin Texaco stretch season winning streak to three with a six inning shutout of Frenship Post 575 at Lowrey Field. Texaco piled three first inning punts and a fifth frame burst, then finished with an insurance run in the sixth before a sprinkling system halted play.
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