Vulture Angles Reds In Double Overtime Pitch Battle
Reds fail to silence Phil Regan as Billy Williams belts a 15th inning inside the park homer to lift the Cubs 8 5 over Cincinnati. Regan notches his second win over the Reds in 24 hours and his 10th win of the season.
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Tigers Sweep Red Sox as Gates Delivers Clutch Hits
Detroit's Gates Brown shines in both games, delivering a pinch homer and a ninth inning single to spark a sweep of Boston. The Tigers extend their AL lead to seven games while other MLB results include Minnesota routing New York and Cleveland taking a doubleheader from Chicago.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list shows batting leaders with Carew and Oliva from Minnesota hitting .305 and .294 respectively, runs led by McAuliffe of Detroit and Yastrzemski of Boston, RBIs led by Harrelson and Howard, and hits by Campaneris and Uhlaender. Pitching leaders include McLain and Tiant with top decisions and strikeout totals.
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Baseball season leaders and team stats summary
Batting leaders include M Alou Pitt .328 and Rose Cin .324. Runs by Rose 67 and Brock 67. McCovey 76 RBI, Perez 66, B Williams 66. F Alou 147 hits, Flood 142. Brock 35 doubles, Staub 29, Rose 29. Brock 12 triples, Clemente 11. McCovey 30 HR, R Allen 23. Wills 35 SB, Brock 30. Pitching leaders Regan 10-2 .833 and Marichal 20-5 .800. Jenkins 178 K, Singer 174.
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Dark Mirage Foot Injury Impacts Yeaza at Alabama
Dark Mirage suffered a bruised right forefoot delaying Manny Yeaza from riding Damascus in Delaware Park's duPont Handicap. Heartland, ridden by Yeaza after switch, led the Alabama before being disqualified, while Meadow Stable's Gay Matelda won the 14 mile race. Damascus took the duPont, with Great One Edith Bancroft's four year old staying first.
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Sunday results and Tuesday games in Major League Baseball
Sunday results include Atlanta 5 St. Louis 3 and Chicago 8 Cincinnati 5 with 15 innings. Other scores: San Francisco 2 5, New York 1-0, Houston 5 Pittsburgh 1, Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 0. Tuesday games list matchups including Atlanta at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at New York.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Detroit sweeps, Boston edges in 14 innings as standings show Detroit 5-6 and several games decided by wide margins. Minnesota defeats New York 11-2 while Oakland tops Washington 8-3. Baltimore dominates California 11-1 and Cleveland shuts out Chicago 6-2.
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Blake Steel Nine Loses 1 0 in Carlisle Classic
Blake Steel nine falls 1 0 to Hunter School in Carlisle All-Star Tournament. Jeff Dennis tops Blake with both Blake hits, while Don Selby takes the loss after six innings and facing 20 batters. Next game set for 6 p.m. tomorrow in the same event.
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Williams Delivers Inside Park HR In 15th For Cubs
Billy Williams tired but productive for Chicago as he hits a second home run of the day and an inside-the-park shot in the 15th inning to power a single three RBI game against Cincinnati. Bench homers and Gary Nolan shines in relief amid marathon 15 innings.
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Ryun Wins Pre Olympics Mile After Mono Battle
Jim Ryun the 20 year old world record miler from Kansas wins the Mt San Antonio pre Olympic meet in 3 55 9. Billy Mills also shows comeback form with a 26 43 6 10 000 meters. Many stars skip the meet, including Beamon Smith Greene and Vaughn.
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Dive Record Bid Fails First Try
Diver Bob Croft attempted to set a world deep free dive record of 250 feet in the Atlantic. He reached 217 feet before surfacing after two minutes 17 seconds and planned another attempt the next day in Fort Lauderdale.
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Ohioan Winner In Wisconsin
Jack Bowsher of Springfield Ohio won a 150 mile late model stock car race at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee driving a 1968 Ford Torino. He averaged 95.519 miles per hour and finished the last five laps under a caution after Al Unser’s car caught fire. Unser was unhurt.
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