Rookie Salvages Split For Cards
The St. Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves as Bob Forsch shut down Atlanta 10-0 after an earlier 7-3 loss. Gibson and Aaron chased a 3,000th strikeout history as Forsch excelled in relief, while Ralph Garr sparked a late Braves rally. The night also saw Don Gullett’s five-hitter for Cincinnati and other NL results.
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Bob Gibson
Henry Aaron
Bob Forsch
Atlanta Braves
Forsch
Gibson
Cards
Tulsa
American Association
Roric Harrison
Dusty Baker
Walter Johnson
Ralph Garr
Braves
Aaron
Marty Perez
Henry
Red Schoendienst
National League standings and Friday results recap
The National League table shows Montreal, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York in the mix with Philadelphia and St. Louis nearby. Friday results include Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 9, Atlanta 7, St. Louis 3, St. Louis 10, Atlanta 0, and Houston 9, Chicago 4, San Diego 1, Montreal blank, New York and Los Angeles 2. Saturday schedule lists Philadelphia at San Francisco and Atlanta at St. Louis among others with multiple pitchers noted. Sunday games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at San Francisco with others in flux.
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Smith
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Clay Carroll
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Freileben
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Parker
Messersmith
Pittspurgh
San Francca
Monreal
American League East standings and Friday results overview
Baseball standings show Cleveland Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Kansas City Chicago Texas Minnesota and California with win loss records. Friday games featured Boston over New York and Oakland over Kansas City as well as Cleveland over Minnesota and Texas over Milwaukee among others, with several pitching and lineup notes for key matchups.
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Lady Milwaukee
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Aoa
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Texas Rangers
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Winston Llenas
Frank Robinson
Indians
Twins
Redbirds to Give Bare Quick Look
ST LOUIS AP Manager Red Schoendienst wastes no time testing new acquisition Ray Bare of the St. Louis Cardinals. Bare, 25, arrives from Tulsa and will start Sunday's game against the Atlanta Braves, replacing Mike Thompson who was sent to the Oilers after a 0-3 record and 5.68 ERA. Bare led the American Association with an 11-2 mark and a 2.19 ERA.
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Red. Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Bare
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Bare
Tulsa
American Association
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Mike Thompson
Oilers
Legion Runs Into Night To Forget
Moberly overwhelmed visiting Mexico 13-2 in seven innings as Mexico drops to 7-18. Tim Wehlewald struggled, and Mexico’s defense broke down amid eight fifth-inning runs. Scott Scheiner led Moberly with three hits and four runs as the Tigers improved to 3-15 on the season. Mexico heads to Green Field for two games with Jefferson City.
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Green Field
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Tim Wehlewald
Drew Smiley
Phil Hinshaw
Bill Stephens
Jerry Rippeto
Smiley
Chris Hotep
Wehlewald
Scott Scheiner
Scheiner
Hinshaw
Busby Puts Brakes To Short KC Skid
Kansas City ace Steve Busby shut out Detroit after a two run first inning to seal a 7-2 Royals win. Amos Otis doubled twice and Jim Wohlford drove in a run with a single, while Al Cowens added a two run triple. Busby improved to 12-8 with seven strikeouts in a complete game as Detroit dropped to six straight losses.
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Steve Busby
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Tigers
Royals
Amos Otis
Jim Wohlford
al Cowens
Mickey Lolich
Busby
Milwaukee
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Mickey Stanley
Gary Sutherland
Jim Northrup
Stanley
Sutherland
Bill Freehan
Otis
John Mayberry
Mayberry
Wohlford
Kurt Bevacqua
Pittsburg
Hal McRae
Downes
Patek
Centralia Kiwanis Golfers Retain Tournament Lead
Centralia hosts the fourth Kiwanis Division 5 golf match at Centralia Country Club posting a 72.5 net team average and extending their four match lead to 73.5. Columbia, Little Dixie, Mexico, and Montgomery City clubs competed as Fulton sits second at 74.29 with Mexico 74.55 and Montgomery City 74.575, Columbia 75.174. Montgomery City leads attendance prize contention. Individual prizes went to Waisner, Tallow, Eldringhoft, Atkins, Green, Stewart, Breckenridge, Inlow, Arens with Rex Dillon long drive, Smokey Keller closest to pin No 8, Glen Hocker closest to pin No 2. Next match July 22 at Stephens College course hosted by Columbia Kiwanis Club.
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Columbia
Little Dixie
Mexico
Montgomery City
Fulton
Jerry Waisner
Rex Tallow
Colamibia
Gene Eldringhoft
Estil Atkins
David Green
Boots” Stewart
Forrest Breckenridge
Elmo Inlow
Dick Arens
Rex Dillon
Smokey Keller
Glen Hocker
Solution To Grid Strike Far Away
Washington AP reports a negotiated settlement between NFL players and 26 owners remains distant after Friday talks with federal mediators. James Scearce called seven hours without clear progress though he praised a constructive attitude and promised to contact both sides next week to decide on further sessions as picketing continued at NFL camps.
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National Football League
Labor Department
James Scearce
Scearce
John Thompson
NFL Management Council
Ed Garvey
NFL Players Association
Garvey
Thompson
NFL
Khoury League Chick Division Scores Report
In Khoury League play, Cardinals and Angels faced off in the Chick Division while Shamrocks and T Birds competed in the Petite Division. Sophomore girls teams led by Lewis and Davis posted results as Wetterall Giants defeated Kaiser Giants 19 to 13 and Pirates Dividends beat Toulson’s team 10 to 5 in the Juvenile Division.
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Pirates
Pickets To Go Up At Big Red Camp
The St. Louis Cardinals will open training camp at Illinois State University Normal on Sunday despite a players strike. About 40 rookies and free agents will report for the opening session as preparations continue for the Hall of Fame game against the Buffalo Bills July 27 in Canton Ohio. Team officials say they focus on readying players for the game in two weeks. Pickets will be set up as a show of sentiment, with player representative Dan Dierdorf stating they will follow common practice.
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St. Louis Football Cardinals
Illinois State University
Normal
Joe Sullivan
Buffalo Bills
Canton
Ohio
Dan Dierdorf
Nicklaus closes in on Player at British Open final round
At Royal Lytham, Nicklaus narrowed Gary Player's four shot lead to four as the final round began. Player, stunned by a bunker mess at the ninth and a double bogey, faces Nicklaus's rising challenge after an eagle at the seventh and a 25 foot birdie putt.
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Anne's
England
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Irish Sea
Player
Nicklaus
Britain
Peter Oosterhuis
Royal Lytham
St. Annes’s Links
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