Singer Uses Book Tactics To Beat Reds In Dodgers Win
Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 6-1 as pitcher Bill Singer, back from hepatitis absence, held the Reds to two hits over five innings. Alston relied on book knowledge from Psychocybernetics and managed the bullpen, lifting Singer in the sixth for Manny Mota to drive in a run.
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Cincinnati Reds top NL batting and pitching leaders
Major League Leaders list highlights Perez of Cincinnati leading NL batting with .364 and 67 RBIs, Bench and Morgan key in runs and trips, Seaver and Gibson top strikeouts, plus White and Powell notable in several hitting categories. Commentary notes Dodgers’ 9-game skid, Bench’s 22nd homer vs Pena, Kosco and Haller homers aiding LA.
Baseball scores and upcoming games across major leagues
A dense recap of Friday results with St Louis Chicago 3 lead innings, New York Philadelphia 3, and many others. Multiple divisional standings show West Minnesota California Oakland Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee Boston New York Baltimore Detroit and more. Sunday's schedule lists Philadelphia New York St Louis Chicago Montreal Pittsburgh Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego. Also notes Winnipeg Whips beat Cincinnati 14-6 in a grand slam showing.
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Washington Still Giving Relief To Ailing Orioles
The Washington Senators swept a twin bill with Baltimore, 11-10 and 3-2 in 13 innings, as Mike Epstein drove in the go ahead runs and the Orioles’ lead in the AL East narrowed to 12 games. Earl Weaver praised the club amid a midseason slump while Cleveland topped Detroit behind Sam McDowell and Mickey Stanley and Jim Northrup homered in support.
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Jacklin Keeps Lead as Hill Targets Open Crown
Tony Jacklin held a three stroke edge after two rounds of the US Open at Hazeltine. He fired 70 for 141 total while Dave Hill shot 69 to sit even par at 142 and vow to win. Moody and Snead struggled. several greats barely survived as ideal winds favored scoring. Weather was calm and 68 degrees as players chased the record.
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Reed, Boyer Lift Braves In Key Doubleheader Sweep
Reed, Atlanta’s 18 game winner last season, returned from an idle span to spark a doubleheader sweep. Boyer snapped a 252 batting slump with three hits and three RBIs, scoring or driving in runs in both games as Atlanta beat Houston 6-0 to 6-6 lead and then 6-1 in the opener. Hank Aaron hit his 19th in the nightcap.
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Greg Taylor tops first round in Mid-America Junior Golf
Greg Taylor of Galion shot 70 on the Possum Run course to lead 146 hopefuls, wind challenged opening day of qualifying for the Mid-America Junior Golf Tournament. Jeff Fleming of Stow was two strokes back at 72, with Tom Guthrie of Lexington at 73. Local qualifiers limited to 75 miles from Mansfield, others to finish Monday.
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Commodore Pace Brings Top 3 Year Old Pacers To Roosevelt
In Westbury New York George Truluck Columo and Most Happy Fella, three quality 3-year-old pacers, face off in the Commodore Pace at Roosevelt Raceway with a purse of 30850 dollars.
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Charles Sifford Posts 28 On Nine At LA Open
Charles Sifford fired a 28 for nine holes to set the best nine hole score on the 1969 PGA tour during the Los Angeles Open. The record reflects his prowess in the event and adds to his historic performance that season.
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Hisle Injured In Mets Park
New York AP report says Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Larry Hisle sprained his ankle in the first inning of Friday night game against the Mets. He fell chasing Wayne Garretts triple, left the field under his own power and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for precautionary X rays.
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Jere Mahoney, A U A President, Dies at 91
New York AP reports Jeremiah T Mahoney longtime head of the U S Amateur Athletic Union in the 1930s died Thursday night at age 91.
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Pilots recruit Dan Walton after strong minor league season
Dan Walton known as Mickey, age 22, outfielder, joins Seattle Pilots for sprint camp after a standout season with Oklahoma City in the American Association. He hit 25 home runs, drove in 119 runs and batted .332 last year, establishing himself as a premier prospect.
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Mickey) Walton
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