Fluke Play Decides Cardinals Victory Over Cubs
Ted Simmons scored the lone run on a bizarre ninth inning dash after Billy Williams’ relay, as the Cardinals beat the Cubs 1-0. Sonny Siebert and Rick Reuschel pitched well, with Whitey Lockman and Red Schoendienst noting coverage lapses at home plate. The teams meet again Saturday with Bonham facing Gibson.
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Hazelwood and Fox reach 2A baseball final in Missouri
In Kansas City Missouri St Louis Hazelwood edged Independence Van Horn 2 to 2 in the third and Fox blanked CBC 4 0. Hazelwood 19 6 enters final with Fox 17 7 while Van Horn 17 7 and CBC 13 11 conclude seasons. Fox pitcher Jim Oldham threw a one hitter with 10 strikeouts and two runs came on Chris Holder's two run homer in the fourth.
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Garr Hitting Warpath For Braves Leads 2–0 Over Astros
Braves outslug Astros 2–0 as Ralph Garr clubs two homers and a single to push his hit total to 73 and raise season average to .378. Buzz Capra earned the win with a three hitter in his first shutout, while Pittsburgh and Montreal posted wins elsewhere.
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Indy 500 qualifying dispute narrows after time trials rule
Indianapolis race row centers on a technical entry clause. Judge Symmes denied reopening appeals, while USAC refused to intervene. Car owners argue about order of the day list and how Parsons’ car moved ahead, amid a pending $1 million suit and lingering timing questions.
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Mexico Legion Advances Past Fulton In Opener
Mexico edged Fulton 1 0 in a tense Legion Tournament opener in Columbia. Ezell hurled a one hitter over six innings with 14 strikeouts, driving in the lone run on a sixth inning sacrifice fly and error. Kirgan praised defense as Dempski and Nelson made key plays to preserve the lead. Mexico meets Columbia at 2 p.m. today after Columbia defeated Eldon 3-1.
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Canadiens Shed Dryden Return Then Back Next Season
Montreal Canadiens announce Ken Dryden will rejoin the club next season after leaving the NHL for a different career in Toronto. Chicago Black Hawks acquire Ivan Boldirev from California Seals for defensemen Len Frig and Mike Christie.
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Pem Day Nixa Face For 1A Title In Missouri
Pembroke Country Day of Kansas City meets Nixa for the state Class 1A baseball title after Pem Day edged Scott City 3-1 and Nixa defeated St Louis John Burroughs 6-3. Don Petrie hurled 12 strikeouts with two hits allowed while driving in all three Pem Day runs. Nixa stack nine hits and led 4-0 in the third with Scrivner six-hitter for Nixa and Cozart driving in three. Scott City bowed out. Burroughs finished 10-11.
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