White Sox edge Twins on late rally in Chicago
Chicago scores three in the late innings to beat Minnesota 3-2 as Pete Ward doubles and Smoky Burgess draws a bases loaded walk off Camilo Pascual. Moose Skowron adds a key three run shot while Eddie Fisher nails down the save.
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Pascual
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Rich Roling
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Ins
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Ron Hansen
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Deress
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Fisher
Zollo Versalles
Harmon Killer Brew
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Tiant Dominates In 5 0 Cleveland Victory Over Washington
Luis Tiant pitched a one hitter and Leon Wagner drove in four runs as the Cleveland Indians defeated Washington 5 to 0. Tiant lost a base on balls threat in the second but struck out seven and improved to 63. Wagner homered twice in the game and scored the final run in the ninth. Washington starter Phil Ortega took the loss.
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Held
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George Brunet
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Aigl Farmers Co-Op
Jonneon Manufac
Ash
Sunset Binet
Arming Coe
Ieee
Ptasiela
York
Leetait
Groin Stahl
South San Triumphs as Eddie Tello Shuts Out Competition
South San won 2 0 as Eddie Tello lefty pitcher earned his first win against one loss. Rudy Herrera and Nati Salazar powered a four run first inning with hits, while Galvan, Maley and Pemberton contributed in a tense late game at Galena Park. Waxahachie defeated the Bobcats to end their AAA title chances.
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RBI
Mickey Lolich
Bostor
Red Sox
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Bob Duliba
Boston
Snyder
Eddie Tello
South San
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Jatatel Santas
Bergman
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Nati Salazar
Mack Galvean
Jin Aaa
Waxahachie
Bobcats
Astros Halt Losing Streak Behind Aspro In 13th
In Milwaukee, Aspro singles in the 13th inning helped the Astros defeat the Cubs 3-2. Walt Bond left the game after fouling out as Milwaukee fall behind late. Batting notes and scattered play highlight a tense late game as Houston snaps a skid.
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Cubs
lWyne
Walt’ Bond
Houston
Leavin
Milwaukee
Corrales
Joekee
Jim Burnsbele
Cardenas homer barrage spurs Reds past Pirates in slugfest
In Cincinnati Leo Cardenas hit two home runs and Richie Allen added a run scoring double as the Reds outslugged the Pirates 10-9. Don Landrum and Willie Stargell provided key hits while Bob Veale and Don Cardwell struggled on the mound for the opponents.
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al Jack
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Ring
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Pete
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Citten
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Buck
Bob Shaw
Tain
Here
Divek
Pega
Pbieceiver
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S. Olympic Committee
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Alllo
Clarke Faces Uncertain End as Record Run Looms
Clarke, a mild six footer known for strict training, faced possible official invalidation of a race record under unusual conditions. Organizers awaited Australian approval as 11000 meter and 5000 meter events ran with Clarke entering mid race, with about 3,000 spectators watching at Turku Idrottspark Stadium. The Princeton track team later posted 63 points in a meet.
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Sable
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Turku Itdrottaparken
Princeton University
Nicklaus Favored as Open to Defend Masters Grand Slam
The 25-year-old Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus, is the strong 6-1 favorite with a recent layoff and eight practice rounds. He eyes a pro grand slam by winning the Masters U S and British Open, while Snead and Palmer contend for a breach in the Nicklaus-Palmer front with Julius Boros and Beaman among the potential challengers.
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Harrison
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