Bucs Rally In Tenth To Split With Cards
In a two night doubleheader the Pirates win the nightcap 1-0 in ten innings as rookie Jim Nelson beats St. Louis pitcher Jerry Reuss who opened the first game with a 6-1 Cardinal victory. Alou's single scores Alley in the tenth for the deciding run.
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Phillies Rally Past Expos For Split Doubleheader
Ron Browne delivered a two run double in the sixth as Philadelphia beat Montreal 3-2 in the second game after Woodie Fryman shut out the Expos 6-0 in the opener. Tony Taylor homered for the Phillies and Deron Johnson added a double driving in two runs. Rick Wise finished the late-outing with key outs to preserve the win.
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Dodgers Grab Second NL West Spot with 4-2 Win
Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 4-2 as Wes Parker Bill Sudakis and Bill Grabarkerwitz each homered. Alan Foster earned his third win with relief from Jim Brewer, while Phil Niekro took the loss after allowing three homers. Niekro also hit a homer and scored on Rico Carty’s bases loaded walk.
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Killebrew Homers as Twins Beat Brewers 4-3
Harmon Killebrew belted his 18th homer in the fifth to break a 1-1 tie and propel the Minnesota Twins to a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Jim Kaat and Ron Perranoski combined for five efficient innings of relief as Cesar Tovar and Frank Quilici helped set up the go ahead shot. Gene Brabender took the loss, dropping to 3-9, while Kaat improved to 6-5.
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WTSU Releases 1970 71 Basketball Schedule
West Texas State University announces its 1970 71 basketball slate featuring New Mexico State and the University of Houston. Also on the schedule are Weber State Utah State and Cincinnati plus Colorado State with season openers against Eastern New Mexico University.
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Baseball Twinbill Night Schedule Across Leagues
MLB night games list across the American and National Leagues with matchups featuring Kansas City at Oakland Milwaukee at Detroit Washington at Baltimore and Montreal at Philadelphia New York at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh and other late games including San Francisco at Cincinnati and Houston with various pitchers and records noted.
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Bell Blisters Furr's In 17 0 Legion Baseball Win
Bell's Red Checks routed Furr's 17 to 0 at Lowery Field in American Legion action. Kip Bass went 4 for 5 with a triple and 3 RBIs, Troy Price added a double and 3 RBIs, and Gary Pumphrey went 2 for 2 with four runs scored and three driven in.
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Former Celtic Named Brandeis Head Coach
Bob Brannum aged 43, a former Boston Celtics star, was named Monday head basketball coach at Brandeis University in Waltham Mass He succeeds K C Jones who left Brandeis to join Harvard as an assistant coach Brannum previously coached at Kenyon College in Ohio over the past two years
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Orioles Rally Past Red Sox to Salvage Win
Frank Robinson delivered the tying and go ahead runs with a two run double in the ninth as Baltimore erased Boston's early six run outburst to win 98. Curt Morton and Chico Salmon earlier sparked Baltimore's comeback with a three run homer and a game tying shot. In Houston Ren Wilson pitched a three hitter guiding the Astros past San Diego 4 1 as Watson Edwards and Morgan supplied offense.
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NMJC signs four cage players from Indiana and New Mexico
New Mexico Junior College announces the signing of four basketball players for next season. Clarence Bates from Lockport will join as a 6-2 guard. Brian Untch from Gary Indiana and Ben Garner from Gary Indiana as 6-5 and 6-3 forwards. Larry McCants from Albuquerque Del Norte as a 6-4 forward. Bates led Lockport to a 47-10 over two years with 21 ppg. Garner posted 19 ppg and 17 rpg at Bishop Noll.
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Mays Leads Giants By Cincinnati 13 6
In Cincinnati the San Francisco Giants crushed the Reds 13 to 6 as Willie Mays homered twice his 16th and 17th while Dietz, Henderson and Gallagher drove in runs. Don Gullett started for Cincinnati after relief stints, and Concepcion homered for the Reds who led 5 0 at one point.
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