Baseball Schedule Fragment Toward Evening Games
The listing shows American League and National League matchups with teams at various venues. Norfolk and other city references appear alongside pitcher notes and night game designations for Chicago Pittsburgh New York St Louis Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles.
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California
Pater
Riles
de Cin
Cloninger
Atlanta
Niekro' i
San Francisco
McCormick
San’ Diego
Aikirby
Area
Los Angeles
Singer
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
New Yorks
Oakland Cage
Ist
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Panel City
Philadio
Montreal
Montrea
Pittsburgh
Cago
Louis Louis
Losos Angeles
Seattle
Cincinnati
San Diego
Braves edge Astros 4 3 in ninth for dramatic win
Atlanta tied the game on Joe Morgan's misplay in the ninth and Felipe Alou drove in the winning run as the Braves beat Houston 4 3. Larry Dierker sought his 15th win before relievers faltered. Norm Miller and Doug Rader homered for Houston.
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Houston
Atlanta
Joe Morgan
Felipe Alou
Braves
Houston Astros
Larry Dierker
Orlando Cepeda
Fred Gladding
Felix Millan
Clete Boyer
Hank Aaron
Morgan
Bob’ Aspromonte
Millan Seceine
Alou
Astros
Astrodome
Tony Gonzalez
Norm Miller
Doug Rader
Jim Wynn
Johnstone Paces Angels Triumph
Jay Johnstone drove in four runs with three singles and Rick Reichardt tripled and was hit by a pitch as the California Angels beat Seattle 8 to 2. Andy Messersmith improved to 4-6 with 7 2/3 innings, two unearned eighth inning runs, Ken Jer Atum earned his third save, and Alomar scored on Johnstone's first inning single after a Davis fielding error.
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Anaheim
Jay Johnstone
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Seattle
Andy Messersmith
Ken Atum
Angels
Tommy Davis
Sandy Alomar
Alomar
Johnstone
Cincinnati Trips Frisco In 10th
CHICAGO Cincinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Alex Johnson opened the 10th with a double, Pete Rose was intentionally walked, Wayne Granger sacrificed, Bob Tolan drew an intentional walk, and Chico Ruiz lined a bases loaded single for the winner.
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Cincinnati
Chico
Ruiz
Cincinnati’ Reds
San Francisco Giants
Alex Johnson
Pete Rose
Wayne Granger
Bob Tolan
Rookie Palmer Guides Phils to Doubleheader Sweep over Expos
Lowell Palmer pitched a three-hitter for his first major league win as the Philadelphia Phillies swept Montreal 20 1 and 5 1 in a Sunday doubleheader to extend their streak to six. Jerry Johnson allowed 10 hits while Larry Hisle and Ron Stone drove in two runs each. Palmer, 21, worked six hitless innings in the opener, supported by Rick Joseph and Hisle in the first inning. Rusty Staub opened the seventh with a single to break the no hit bid, and Don Bosch and Mack Jones added run scoring hits for Montreal.
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Montreal
Lowell Palmer
Philadelphia Phil
Jerry Johnson
Larry Hisle
Ron Stone
Palmer
Expos
Rick Joseph
Hisle
Roma Wins Cup of Italy Final Over Foggia 3 1
Roma defeats Foggia 3 to 1 in the Cup of Italy final as the Italian major league club claims the title. The match ends with Roma lifting the trophy after a commanding win over the second division side.
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Foggia
Italy
Roma
Division Leaders Oakland Throttles White Sox Twice
Oakland swept a doubleheader from Chicago 6-5 after Jim Hunter pitched and batted the Athletics to a 3-2 win in the opener. Reggie Jackson slugged his 29th homer tying the nightcap at 3-3 as Bert Campaneris and Ted Kubiak drove in runs in the sixth and Oakland pulled away in the eighth.
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Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Bert Campaneris
Ted Kubiak
Chicago
Jim Hunter
Athletics
Jackson
Babe Ruth
A's
Minnesota
Campaneris
Kubiak
Wilbur Wood
Danny Cater
Cater
White Sox
Gail Hopkins
Carlos May
Hopkins
Paul Lindblad
May
Hunter
Seaver Leads Mets Past Pirates 7-3
Tom Seaver pitched six innings of six-hit ball for his 12th win as the New York Mets snapped a four game skid with a 7-3 victory over Pittsburgh. Carl Taylor hit a two run homer in the second and a run scoring triple in the eighth. Donn Clendenon drove in three with a first inning single and a third inning double.
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NEW York
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Taylor
Seaver
Donn Clendenon
Cubs star Williams sets NL endurance mark with five hits
Billy Williams tied the NL consecutive games record by playing both ends of a Sunday doubleheader for the Cubs against the Cardinals, delivering two doubles and two triples and contributing to a 3-1 win and a 12-1 rout. Willie Smith Ernie Banks Ron Santo and Randy Hundley powered the offensive outburst in the nightcap. Santo drove in five runs to lead the league in RBI with 69.
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Chicago
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Smith
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
New York
Grant
Cubs
Jim
Mudcat
Oliva's five hits power Twins past Royals in rout
Tony Oliva collected five hits including two home runs driving in five as Minnesota crushed Kansas City 12-2 to split the doubleheader. Jim Kaat earned his eighth win, Mike Fiore hit a three run homer for the Royals in the opener, Bob Oliver added a two run shot. Oliva's nightcap spree included a tape measure three run blast and a two run homer.
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Kansas City
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Royals
Mike Fiore
Bob Oliver
Oliva
Alning
Brooklyn Avenue
Jim Kaat
Fiore
Wally Bunker
Oliver Sput
Bunker
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Uhlaendr
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Keltt
Jore
Irillebrew
Oliver
Say Reese
Nettles
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Rent Sone
Hernandz
Greendap Renick
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Fibi Manuel
Brock If
Keuhner
Blaksen
Pinson
Torre
Seeee
Ealal
Eer
Shannon
Wsmith
Wees
Young
Piniella
Ablaender
Cardenas
Ary Jenkins
Flore
R.oliver
Oy. Unker
J.perry
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W.smith
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Handley
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Kaat
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St Louis
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B. Williams
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Ase Millewald
Five More Free Agents Signed By Eagles
Philadelphia Eagles sign five more free agents to the NFL roster. General Manager Peter Retzlaff announces Art Alois guard from Pittsburgh Homer Cavu tte Lincoln Mo University Alan Long tailback from Ripon College William Rakow defensive back from Adams State College and Jerry Bannan Michigan defensive back.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Peter Retzlaff
Art Alois
Pittsburgh
Homer Cavutte
Lincoln Mo
University
Alan Long
Ripon College
Wiliam’Rakow
Adams State College
Jerry Bannan
Michigan
Orioles Salvage Split With Tigers on Pinch Hit
Frank Robinson delivered a ninth inning pinch hit single to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 win over Detroit, securing a doubleheader split. Dave Leonhard earned his sixth win in relief after six and a third scoreless frames, while Tom Phoebus started strong for Baltimore in the opener before Detroit rallied late.
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Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Tom Tresh
al Kaline
Tigers
Chico Salmon
Don McMahon
Pat Dobson
Robinson
Dave Leonhard
Bums Win as Crawford Gabrielson Drive Dodgers over Padres
Dodgers defeat Padres 3 1 as Willie Crawford and Len Gabrielson drive in runs in the third while Crawford triples and scores in the seventh. Alan Foster earns the win in a six hitter aided by Jim Brewer in relief as San Diego drops its 13th in 14. Ted Sizemore and Foster set up early runs, and Ivan Murrell plates a San Diego tally in the first.
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SAN Diego
Willie Crawford
Len Gabrielson
Crawford
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
Alan Foster
Jim Brewer
Ted Sizemore
Foster
Gabrielson
al Santorini
Willie ‘Davis
Ivan Murrell
John Lipin
Pinch Homer Caps Yank Split In Doubleheader
Billy Cowan delivered a pinch homer that fueled a four run fourth inning as the New York Yankees beat Cleveland 6-3 to earn a split of the Sunday doubleheader. Ken Harrelson hit a two run homer for Cleveland in game one as Luis Tiant scattered seven hits. The Yankees had trailed 2-0 until the fourth when Bob Byers Cox set up the rally with a ground rule double before Cowan connected for his first homer of the year.
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Billy Cowan
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Ken Harrelson
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