Orioles Top Yankees Behind Robinson and Palmer
Frank Robinson doubled twice and drove in two runs as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 5-1. Jim Palmer pitched a four hitter for his fifth win, snapping a six game skid at Yankee Stadium dating to 1969, with Boog Powell adding a homer and another RBI.
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Carbo Delivers Two Run Triple In Reds Victory
Cincinnati edged Chicago 3 1 as Bernie Carbo drilled a seventh inning two run triple. Gary Nolan and two relievers held the Cubs to five hits. Joe Decker allowed only two hits through six before the Reds broke through. Lee May walked and Johnny Bench beat out a bunt to fuel the rally. Joe Decker starred for Chicago with two hits through seven.
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OVER TIGERS Bosox Rally In Ninth For Victory
Boston defeats Detroit 5-4 as Tony Conigliaro delivers a bases loaded single off Fred Lasher in the ninth. Reggie Smith, Carl Yastrzemski, and Cesar Gutierrez figures noted. Yastrzemski hit his 20th homer with Smith aboard in the first. Norm Cash homered for Detroit in the fifth.
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Phillies end skid with Short two hit shutout win over Pirates
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short struck out 10 on four hits as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 2-0 to halt a 10 game losing streak. Deron Johnson drove in a run in the first and Del Bates and Larry Bowa executed a delayed steal of home in the second to seal the victory.
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Stroud's three run homer lifts Senators past Indians 3-1
Washington defeated Cleveland 3-1 as Edi Stroud hit a three run homer after Rick Reichardt and Wayne Comer opened the fourth with a double and walk. Joe Coleman held the Indians hitless over the final five innings, allowing five total hits. Cleveland relievers Vince Colbert and Phil Hennigan shut down the Senators for four innings.
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Cardinals Rout Astros 12-3 Behind Six-Run Fourth
Cardenal and Torre led a St Louis barrage as the Cardinals batted around in the fourth inning to chase Houston starter Seipio Spinkster. Guzman earned his first major league win despite six walks and a balk, with Dal Maxvill, Mike Shannon, and Jose Cardenal driving in key runs in support.
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England Backs July Cricket Tour Despite Boycotts
England's cricket council refused to cancel a July tour by the South Africans, despite pressure from Commonwealth nations threatening boycotts. An emergency meeting at Lord's defended the tour, saying no further tests will occur until South African cricket is reformed. The controversial visit, set to begin in 13 days, risks mass protests and international criticism.
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Notice to Home Owners On Vehicle Service Levy
Notice to home owners about a five day service and equipment levy by Kerr Kerr Motor Co. unclear details but indicates action related to property or equipment charges and a deadline.
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