Cardinals Top Cubs 4-2 Behind Carlton Strong Start
Ted Simmons drove in the go ahead run with a third inning single to break a 2-2 tie as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2. Steve Carlton earned the win, facing 27 batters over six shutout innings after initial Cubs momentum. Lou Brock extended his hitting streak to 21 games with a seventh inning double.
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Twins Rally Past Brewers Behind Killebrew and Mitterwald
Harmon Killebrew drove in four runs with a homer and a double while George Mitterwald added a three run shot as the Minnesota Twins beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-5. A five run sixth inning broke a 3-3 tie and handed Lew Krausse his sixth loss in seven decisions.
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Church Slow Pitch Scores Reach Wide Margin
Melanie Park Baptist 11 defeats Pleasant Ridge Baptist 1 while First Nazarene tops First Methodist 18 to 3. Independent Slow Pitch sees Raiders 25 over Castle Industries 24 as Dunlap's 21 beats Pollard Ford 4. Other results include aoe Motor Lines 5 over Ralston-Puna 4 and Post Office 4 over Johnson Manufacturing 1. Clark Equipment 14 defeats TG&Y 13. Lubbock Electric 19 over LP&L 3. Plains Meat Cowboys 7 beat Tigers 5 in Northern Pony action. Frank McGrain Office Supply 13 over G&M Mechanicals 4. B&B Sporting Goods 11 edges Pepsi-Cola 7. Dr. Pepper 1 wins over Hibler-Turner-Furr's 12 with A-1 Glass 9. Minors Kelly Tile & Supply 9 over Jim Anderson Plumbing 8. PeeWees United Supermarkets 17 defeats Brunson Brick 2. aMS Woodman of the World 20 over Southwest Optimists 17. G ret Motors with State Savings & Loan.
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Tigers Rally Sinks Yankees 7-4 to Extend Win Streak
Detroit crowd cheers as the Tigers overturn a 4-3 deficit with a seven run seventh inning led by Kaline and Northrup, defeating New York 7-4. The Yankees drop to a skid while Detroit rides a seven game win streak.
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Controversial Dave Hill Fined for Conduct Unbecoming
Dave Hill, 34, of Jackson Michigan, fined 500 dollars for conduct unbecoming a professional golfer. The AP reports the sanction from Fort Worth actions in the Colonial National Invitation Open and prior infractions. A PGA disciplinary board meeting is planned in Atlanta next week.
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Mets Rally Past Phillies in 12th on As Promonte Hit
In New York, Bob Aspro Monte singled home the winning run with two out in the 12th, ending Jim Bunning’s relief debut and giving the Mets a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia. The Mets improved in extra innings, while Bunning dropped to 8 losses in 10 decisions after leaving the rotation. Deron Johnson homered for Philadelphia, and Koosman and Agee paced New York with late-inning actions.
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