Sutherland Ends Hit Drought With Go Ahead Single
Gary Sutherland broke a nearly month long drought with an eighth inning single that drove in two runs and gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 6 3 win over Cincinnati. The Reds dropped their third straight, while Cincinnati slid into a third place tie with Atlanta. Three Reds errors helped spark a late Phillies rally.
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Reds protest ruled invalid over substitutions
Cincinnati Reds protest of two late substitutions in a game with St. Louis Cardinals was disallowed by the National League. Manager Dave Bristol sought Abernathy and Ruiz to bat out of order in the eighth inning, but they were not announced simultaneously. Warren Giles ruled sufficient time had passed to determine they were not substituted at the same moment.
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Reds Edge Phillies In Low-Scoring Night Inning Snap
Long Night by Reds catcher John Edwards led Cincinnati to a run in the fourth as Pete Rose and Art Shamsky contributed a fourth inning score. Vada Pinson added a sixth inning score and a late eighth inning RBI double. Philadelphia capitalized in the second on an error by Don Pavletich on a pickoff attempt.
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Major League Leaders Highlights by Batting and Pitching
National League batting leaders include Slaub Houst. at .355 and Cepeda St.L. at .346 with 116 hits by Cepeda and 25 doubles by Staub Houst. Pitching leaders show Nolan at 9 decisions and Jarvis Atl at 103 combined. In the American League, Killebrew Minn. leads with 28 home runs and Williams Chic. tops triples with 7 while Campaneris K.C. leads in stolen bases with 34.
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Veale Delivers 3-Hitter as Pirates Top Houston 9-1
Bob Veale pitched a complete game three hitter with 10 strikeouts and three walks to beat Houston 9-1 for his first complete game in 16 starts. Wayne Causey of the White Sox hit a run scoring triple and scored the decisive run in the ninth as Chicago edged Kansas City 5-4.
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Famed 'Double X' Jimmy Foxx Dies at 59
Hall of Fame slugger Jimmy Foxx known as Double X died of a heart attack at 59 in Miami. The longtime Philadelphia Athletics first baseman helped A's win three AL pennants and two World Series titles. Foxx retired in 1940 after a stellar career with a .325 lifetime batting average and 534 homers.
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National League Friday baseball results and upcoming games
NL results include Chicago 5 San Francisco 4 in 12 innings and Los Angeles 3 New York 0. Other scores feature Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 3 and Pittsburgh 9 Houston 1. Upcoming matchups list Los Angeles at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia among others.
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Ohio fishing slows as warmth shifts bites to night hours
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports slower fishing statewide as warm weather shifts best catches to late evenings and early mornings. Southwestern Ohio streams are in good condition with stones like Lick Lake offering bluegill and bass catfish, Lake Grant bluegill on red worms, Acton Lake bluegill bulkheads and channel catfish, St Marys carp crappie and channel catfish, and Rocky Fork Lake channel catfish bluegills.
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Veale Dominates Astros In Return To Form
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Veale threw his first complete game since April 28, striking out 10 in a 9-1 win over the Houston Astros. Veale improved to 11-4, giving the Pirates a one game over .500 record. Cubs edge Giants 5-4 in 12 innings, Braves beat Mets 3-0, Phillies top Reds 5-3.
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White Sox Call On Wood In Tight AL Race
Wilbur Wood pitched 7 2 3 innings of two earned runs as the White Sox beat the A’s 5-4 to maintain a 1 1/2 game lead over the Red Sox in the American League. Causey drove in the decisive run with a fifth inning triple and later scored on Ward’s single.
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Blum Suspended for Hollywood Park Meeting and 30 Additional Days
Walter Blum, a top U.S. jockey from Cherry Hill, N.J., was suspended by Hollywood Park stewards for the remainder of the meeting and 30 more days. The board cited associations with undesirables and false statements about known touts and felons.
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Pats' Ed Wilson Quits Football for Coaching Return
Ed Wilson, longtime AFC veteran, announced retirement from football due to a knee injury. He will go to Arizona as backfield coach and offensive coordinator after leaving the Patriots.
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Pan American Games Open In Winnipeg With Record U.S. Parade
Scorching conditions ease as the fifth Pan American Games open in Winnipeg with a 2 p.m. parade of athletes from at least 24 nations. Canada leads with 443 athletes, the United States with 402, and 22 sports kick off a 12 day program starting Monday in 10 sports including baseball and basketball.
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One Bills Player Holds Out As Others Return To Practice
Buffalo Bills face ongoing salary dispute as Booker Edgerston remains unsigned while Art Powell Tom Flores Keith Lincoln Elbert Dubenion and Marty Schottenheimer join practice after previous holdouts. Charley Ferguson and Bobby Burnett resolved their contracts.
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King Signs Three Year Deal With Warriors
San Francisco AP reports Jimmy King a former Tulsa star signed a three year contract with the San Francisco Warriors on Tuesday for a substantial raise.
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