Seaver Hurts Mets as Reds Edge Them 6-4 in Slugfest
The Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 6-4 as Seaver struggled, chased in the fifth. George Foster hit his 6th homer, Wayne Granger homered in the eighth, and Dave Concepcion and Clay Carroll suffered injuries in the win. Robbie Rose made key plays late. Granger called the moment exciting despite a rough ninth.
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Ed Doherty Funeral Rites Set for Monday
Ed Doherty 71 Wilming ton former Major League PR man and executive dies after long illness. He joined the Boston Red Sox in 1946 as first public relations man for a major league club. He later led the Red Sox at Scranton and Louisville and served as Washington Senators general manager before taking on special assignments. Funeral services planned in Providence R I. Monday.
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Flood seeks High Court review of reserve clause
Curt Flood asks the Supreme Court to strike down baseballs reserve system claiming antitrust violation. He contends organized baseball confines players to a single club for life unless traded or sold. Jets begin training camp with 37 players 15 veterans report July 18 at Hofstra University site.
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National League Scores and Pairings Tonight
NL results show Montreal beating Philadelphia 6 to 3 while Pittsburgh loses 11 to 2 to Atlanta. Cincinnati edges New York 6 to 4, St. Louis shells Houston 9 to 2, San Diego beats Chicago 2 to 0, San Francisco defeats Los Angeles 7 to 1. Scheduled games include Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Chicago at San Diego, New York at Cincinnati, and night games Houston at St. Louis and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across League
In the American League East New York beat Boston 5 to 2 and Baltimore defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 while Detroit and Washington played to a 0 11 inning tie. Other results included Chicago 4 over Milwaukee 1 and Kansas City 6 to Minnesota 3. California topped Oakland 20 innings to 0.
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Cowboys Get Pick In Geachter Trade
Dallas safety Mike Geachter, a starter from 1962 to 1969, was traded to the New York Giants for an undisclosed draft pick. Geachter, 31, lost his starting job in 1970 after tearing his Achilles tendon and missing the season.
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Renko Quietly Secures 3-0 Montreal Win Over Phillies
Renko struggled with five walks through three innings but pitched a one hit affair to beat Philadelphia 3 0. Manager Gene Mauch and catcher John Bateman aided his return to control with guidance and tips. The night also saw Cardinals win 5 2 in a twin bill and Pirates, Padres, and Giants triumph in their respective games.
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Stottlemyre Hits Seventh Career Homer In Yankee Win
New York right hander Mel Stottlemyre belted a seventh career homer to break a tie and lead the Yankees past Boston 5-2. Peters had just given up a homer to Stottlemyre, who later corrected the record on his career total. The inside the park grand slam noted among his seven homers.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders
The season leaders include Torre of St. Louis batting .360 with 122 hits and 64 runs. Bonds of San Francisco leads with 64 runs, while Stargell of Pittsburgh hits 29 home runs. Pitching leader Ellis of Pittsburgh goes 14-3 with a 2.11 ERA, and Stoneman leads strikeouts with 150.
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Baseball Standings and Player Leaders Summary
The data lists top performers across batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and strikeouts. Key figures include Murcer and Oliva for hits, Buard and R. Smith for runs, Killiberow and Petrocelli for RBIs, Patek and Otis for steals, and Blue and Lolich for strikeouts.
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Goose Egg Duel Ends as Mangual Delivers A's 20th Inning Victory
In a 20 inning marathon, the Oakland Athletics beat the California Angels 14 to 3 after a record 43 strikeouts. Angel Mangual delivered the deciding hit with two aboard in the bottom of the 20th, ending the longest scoreless game in American League history. Fred Dieck Patxz hit for the Royals in a separate memory-worthy night, but Mangual's opposite-field single sealed the win.
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Ackers Take Pair Of Western Titles
Kalamazoo’s Sherry Acker led the way for two Western Boys and Girls 12 and 14 titles at the Middletown Tennis Club. Sherry won Girls 12 singles 6-1 6-0 over Kelley Kruk and teamed with Gigi Acker to take Girls 12 doubles 6-3 6-3 over Kruk and Jamie Baisden. Ed Staren and Alan Blanksham won Boys 12 doubles 6-4 8-6 over Seitz and Carl, with Staren also No.1 in Boys 12 singles awaiting final. Buddy Bowman upset Billy Nichols in Boys 14 semifinals 6-4 6-3 and faced Staren in the final as the event drew 200 players.
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Massillon Aide Retires From Coaching Post
Massillon Massillon Ohio Carl F. Ducky Schroeder retires after 23 years as assistant football coach at Massillon Washington High School He serves as secretary of the Ohio Night School Football Coaches Association and will complete his term expiring next May.
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Renko Fires Second One-Hitter Of Season In Montreal Win
Steve Renko of the Expos pitched a 3-0 win over the Phillies, allowing only a first inning single and stifling Philadelphia with a dominant effort.
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Patek and Als Spark KC Past Twins 6 3
Fred Patek and Roy Als cracked a single a double a triple and a two run homer in the eighth inning to lift Kansas City over Minnesota 6 3. The rally produced the go ahead and final runs as KC completed the come from behind victory.
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Western Net Results Friday Tennis Finals and Semis
Results report from Friday showing boys 12 singles semis Jim Seitz Cincinnati defeats Bob Frei Winnetka 6 4 6 4 and Ted Staren Hinsdale defeats Dan Beck Indianapolis 6 2 6 0. Boys 12 doubles final Staren Blanksham Hinsdale Oak Park defeat Seitz Carl Richmond Va 6 4 8 6. Girls 12 singles final Sherry Acker Kalamazoo defeats Kelley Kruk Charleston 6 1 6 0. Girls 12 doubles final Sherry and Gigi Acker Kalamazoo defeat Kruk and Jamie Baisden Charleston 6
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Rhinelander Handicap at River Downs crowns Winged Affair
Winged Affair won the Rhinelander Handicap, a 6 furlong $10,000 race for older horses at River Downs, in 1 11. Pencil Copy pressed to second, Pleasant Ruler third. Little Flitter and Mai Amour boosted the daily double with a hefty payoff as 4,935 fans wagered $338,715.
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Friday Fights: Bor Kaw Saw Beats Johnny Arbon in Bangkok
In Bangkok a bantamweight bout saw Vanez Bor Kaw Saw defeat Johnny Arbon on points. The International match took place in Thailand with both fighters from the Philippines and Thailand respectively.
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