Gullett Shows Guts In Reds Loss Of Hit Parade
Reds pitcher Don Gullett, unhappy with his own game, allowed four hits and one run in a steady outing as Cincinnati beat himself up. Lee May injured his shoulder and knee yet delivered a key three run homer while Sparky Anderson praised May’s grit. Red Schoendienst lauded Gullett as a promising young starter despite the rough outing.
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Fregosi Returns to Spark Angels in Slim Win
Jim Fregosi, limited by a right foot injury, homered and scored in California's 5-2 victory over Boston as the Angels extended the Red Sox slump to seven losses in nine games. After a season of delays due to a growth and infection in his toe, he has shifted to pinch hitting and occasional outfield or first base duties while awaiting full healing.
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Fr ed Bosi Returns to Play Despite Season Injury
Fre d Bosi chose to play rather than undergo surgery as the club needed him. He described pain mainly when swinging or throwing on his right foot, and manager Lefty Phillips called him a key glue and a helluva competitor, warning the team could not afford to lose him even briefly.
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Middletown Mixed Doubles Semis Set At 6 P M Today
The Middletown Tennis Club announces semifinals in the mixed doubles tournament after four teams reach the final four. Top seeds Carolyn Dishun and Jim Gibbons beat Jean and Art Kunz 6 0 6 0, while LeAnn Grimes and Fred Parella defeated Liza and Lou Gaker 6 3 6 3 to reach the semis. Rod Gage and MLL face Bonnie Barnes and Kent Chalfin after a 6 4 7 5 6 3 quarterfinal win by Gage, and Barnes Chalfin upset Mary and Joby Striebich 6 2 6 1. Final match follows Friday at 7 p m after the MTC picnic.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders list shows NL batting leaders Brock and Stargell with high averages and runs, Garr and Brock top hits, and Stargell 18 homers. Pitching figures include Dierker and Carlton with decision counts, Jenkins and Seaver strikeouts. A second set cites Oliva Murcer and Run totals, Conigliaro and Campaneris stolen bases, Cuellar Blue and Lolich with ERAs and win totals.
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Major league draft opens with hopes of Bench and Blues
Major league teams begin a two day draft seeking top free agent potential like Johnny Bench and Vida Blue. Prospects include Glen Borgmann Pete Varney Danny Kay and pitchers Bert Hooten Pete Broberg Mike Pazik Roy Thomas Roger Curroga. Drafting starts at 10 am with regular phase followed by active and delayed secondary phases. The White Sox pick first in regular and active. Padres pick second in regular. Washington leads delayed and Reds close the order.
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Dodgers Oldtimers Day gives Russell hero status in win
Dodgers beat Mets 4 3 as Bill Russell starred after Richie Allen’s absence. Russell hit a double and triple to spark a four run rally, while Allen missed the field amid Oldtimers festivities. Russell’s late rally helped Los Angeles trim San Francisco’s lead.
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Differences Patched Fine Stays in Memphis Pros Case
Memphis Pros and rookie Johnny Neumann settled their dispute after a $5300 fine imposed earlier remains in effect. Neumann explained personal problems caused his absence from a trip to Indianapolis, prompting team officials to fine him. Cavagnaro said there should be no repeat, while agent Scruggs supported the punishment.
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Ryun Loses To Allergy At Twilight Track Meet
In Eugene Oregon world record holder Jim Ryun finished 10th of 12 as hay fever hampered his bid to duel with Steve Prefontaine. Arne Kvalheim of the Oregon Track Club praised Ryun’s effort despite illness while Kvalheim and Prefontaine chased the winner. An 11 200 crowd watched Kvalheim set a lifetime best of 3 56 4 on the final turn as Prefontaine equaled his top mark of 3 57 4.
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Four Af West Division Monday Games Tonight Itemized
Four American League West Division games are scheduled for Monday night. Pittsburgh faces Chicago with Briles at 3-1 and Pappas at 6-5, while St Louis travels to Atlanta with Torrez at 1-2 opposing Reed at 6-3.
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Even Swing Goes Hawk Sells Out at Cleveland Sale
Ken Harrelson, Indians first base outfield, sold all furniture from his 30th floor Winton Place apartment in a three day sale. About 650 people attended, with items including two king beds and a ceiling swing with brass chains and an elephant head. Harrelson, benched for hitting slump and ankle injury, has hinted at quitting baseball to join the professional golf tour.
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Godman Leads After Bold Bowling Run in Anaheim Open
Jim Godman of Lorain Ohio surged from seventh to first place at the $50 000 Bellows Valvair Open Bowling Tournament in Anaheim California. He won seven of eight games Sunday night averaging 229 with a high 279, ahead of John Petraglia of Brooklyn who seeks his fourth straight PBA title.
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