Millan Survives Bruising Win Over Cardinals
Mets beat St Louis 2-1 as Tom Seaver shines with eight two hit innings and Rusty Staub drives in two on a seventh inning triple. Felix Millan plays through a bloody ankle and bruised left arm, smiling through the pain while Ed Kranepool stars with crucial ninth inning defense.
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White Makes Royals Cap Surprise With Grand Slam
Kansas City infielder Frank White, a rare academy graduate, hit a first ever grand slam to spark a 6-2 12 inning win over the Angels at Anaheim. Steve Busby improved to 11 5 with his seventh straight win against California as the Royals rallied from a 2 0 deficit with Al Cowens and White delivering big blows.
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Former Computer Salesman Delivers Wimbledon Victory
Sherwood Stewart, a 29-year-old former IBM employee from Goose Creek Texas now Baytown, toppled fifth-seeded Romanian Ilie Nastase in a five set Wimbledon match before a record crowd of 7,081. Stewart planned to target Nastase's backhand, rallied after cramps, and credited salt tablets for recovery. The win boosts Stewart who left business life for pro tennis in 1971.
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Pele to play in St. Louis exhibition game
Pele and the New York Cosmos will visit St. Louis July 21 for a special exhibition against the NASL Central Division leaders, the St. Louis Stars. The Cosmos signed Pele to a multi million dollar deal and will be hosted in the Stras senfest International Game, not part of regular season play this year.
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Outlaws Truckers Petitie Division Track Meet Television Row
The American Broadcasting Company and the State Committee for Television and Radio for the USSR voided their contract to televise the proposed AAU Russia track meet in Kiev on July 5. The decision followed a conflict between ABC and the AAU over television rights.
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Baseball Roundup from East L Pd with standings recap
Roundup summarizes standings for the league led by Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with scattered scores from Wednesday games including Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 0 and Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 6 in 13 innings. Other results cite Montreal 2 Chicago 4 New York 2 St Louis 1 Houston 5 Los Angeles 3 San Diego 6 San Francisco 2.
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Major League Baseball Thursday Schedule mixed results
A scattered set of AL and NL games lists several matchups including San Diego at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York Atlanta at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco Texas at Chicago Cleveland at Milwaukee Detroit at Baltimore New York at Boston Kansas City at California Minnesota at Texas Detroit at Baltimore New York at Boston Cleveland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago Oakland at California.
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Columbia Dominates Centralia With 8-2 Legion Win
Columbia continued its strong season by defeating Centralia 8-2 in District Eight American Legion play. The visitors gained a 4-0 lead in the first inning and finished with 14 hits, while Centralia’s Gregg Kaiser took the loss after allowing four early runs. Pete Grathwohl, Kimball Salisbury, Gary Jones, and Todd Drennan fueled the offense for Columbia, with Carrington earning the win in five innings.
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Legion Finds Basics Missing In Double Defeat
Mexico dropped two games to Moberly at Green Field 5-0 and 9-1 as pitchers Mannix Vestal and hitters failed. Mexico fell to 5-7, with six errors in game one and only seven hits over four hours, while Moberly’s Cleavinger and Rice led the offense in a night cap where Vestal fanned 13.
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