Mitchell Opens Narrow Cleveland Open Lead In Round Three
Bobby Mitchell fired a 67 to extend his four stroke lead at the Cleveland Open. The 28 year old Danville, Virginia native sits 16 under par at 197 through 54 holes on Beechmont Country Club's 6,643 yard layout. Charles Coady moved into second with a 62 while Bruce Crampton, Bill Rodgers, Jerry McGee, and others chase in a crowded pack.
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Danville
Beechmont Country Club
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Dan Sikes
Cloud
Phil Rodgers
Jerry McGee
Bill Garrett
Jerry Heard
Deane Beman
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
Bobby Cole
Songland
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Stone Shuts Down Reds For Braves First Win
Atlanta pitcher George Stone scattered eight hits for his first win of the season as the Braves beat the slumping Cincinnati Reds 1-0. Ralph Garr delivered the run with a fifth inning single after Mike Lum started the frame with an infield hit.
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George Stone
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Stone
Mike Lum
Ralph
Big Week For Turners In Golf And Baseball
The Turners dominated a week of golf with John Turner winning the City Junior Championship at Brown's Run and Wildwood with 153 while Tommy Turner took the 13- to 14-year-old trophy with 65 on the same courses Dr Turner won the Ohio State Medical Golfers Tournament at Mansfield with 75 to beat medics His wife Mrs Turner earned three trophies from the notable haul Also notes on Johnny Mize and George McQuinn Reds history and Frank Lucchesi reflects on minor to major league coaching path.
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Brown’s Run
Wildwood
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Eugene Turner
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Ohio State Medical Golfers
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Justin Holweger
George McQuinn
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George
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Holweger
Frank McCormick
Mac
Irish Ball Wins Irish Sweepstakes Derby in Gate Fiasco
In Curragh Ireland Irish Ball ridden by Alfred Gilbert beat Lombardo by three lengths and Guillemot by a short head in the 1 5 mile turf Derby. Linden Tree the 7 4 favorite failed to start well and finished far behind. Emile Little owns the winner with Paddy Prendergast training Guillemot bought for 58000. Prize money totaled 149688 with Irish Sweepstakes tickets worth 120000.
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Aparicio Delivers in 10th as Red Sox Rally Past Orioles
Luis Aparicio collects his fourth hit driving in the winning run in the 10th inning to lift Boston over Baltimore 3-2 in the first game of a day night doubleheader. Gary Peters pitched well into the seventh before Aparicio's late scoring single. Boog Powell homered for the Orioles, but the Red Sox bullpen held.
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Pavietich
Gary Peters
Joe Lehoud
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Orioles
Mark Belanger
Boog Powell
Peters
Mike Cuellar
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Sox
Mets 2 Expos 1 as Koosman shells three-hitter for win
Jerry Koosman tossed a three-hitter for his first victory since May 14 as the New York Mets edged the Montreal Expos 2-1. Ken Boswell drew a leadoff walk and scored on Jer ry Grote's single in the sixth, then Tommie Agee scored on an infield out in the seventh to put the Mets ahead. The Expos scored in the eighth on a Ron Fairly double, a wild pitch, and a Gary Sundherland sacrifice fly.
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Montreal Expos
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Mets
Steve Renko
Ken Boswell
Jerrry Grote
Tim Foli
Tommie Agee
Expos
Ron Fairly
Gary Suntherland
McKinney delivers in 10th to lift White Sox past Angels
Rich McKinney's two out single in the 10th plated Lee Maye from second, giving the Chicago White Sox a 4-3 win over the California Angels and extending their six game winning streak. Maye doubled and advanced on a wild pitch before McKinney's hit after Ed Fisher loaded the bases with one out. Maye batted for reliever Terry Forster, who shut down California in the top of the 10th.
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Rich Morales
California Angels
John Stephenson
Chicago
Lee Richards
Angels
Rudy May
Walt Williams
Rich’ McKinney
Lee Maye
Maye
Terry Forster
California
Eddie Fisher
Ed Stroud
McKinney
Brewers Beat Twins as Pattin Tops Minnesota
Dave May and Roberto Pena homered for Milwaukee while Marty Pattin scattered hits to win 5 to 0 over Minnesota in St Paul. Pattin, 7 7, earned the victory for the Brewers for the third time this year and drove in Milwaukee's first run with a bases loaded walk in the second inning. May opened the eighth with his third homer of the season as Pena followed with another homer after Andy Kosco's infield single.
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Minneapolis
Dave May
Roberto Pena
Marty Pattin
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Minnesota
Twins
Pattin
Milwaukee
Jim Perry
Brewers
May
Andy Kosco
Pena
Epstein Leads A's Past Royals in Four Two Victory
Oakland defeated Kansas City 4 to 2 as Mike Epstein drove in three runs with a triple and a single, Catfish Hunter earned his seventh win with 10 strikeouts and a late relief from Rollie Fingers. Epstein opened the third with a triple to score Hunter and Reggie Jackson, while Hunter added a triple and a single himself. The win pushed Oakland 11 games ahead of Kansas City in the AL West. the Royals dropped to six straight losses.
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Catfish Hunter
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Rollie Fingers
Gail Hopkins
Cookie Rojas
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Royals
Kansas City
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Reggie Jackson
Bert Campaneris
Cal Canton
Nelson
Abernathy
Kirkpatrick
Fingers
Duncan
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Dal Canton
Murcer two homers lift Yankees past Senators 4-1
Bobby Murcer blasted two home runs and Mel Stottlemyre pitched four hitters as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 1. Murcer hit his 13th homer and added another in the seventh, while Stottlemyre drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and earned the win. Denny McLain took the loss, dropping to 1-4, with his ninth straight defeat.
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Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Washington
Denny McLain
McLain
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Horace Clarke
Murcer
Stottiemyre
Thurman Munson
Gene Michael
Denny Riddleberger
Riddleberger
Stelmaxzek
Stottlemyre
Munson
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York Murcer
YANKS
Washington Senators
Rick Stelmaszek
Yankee Stadium
Klis Wins 12th Straight As Bues Top Phils 11 9
Pirates rally to beat Philadelphia 11 9 as Mazeroski homers for the first time this season and Clemente, Robertson drive in three runs each. Dock Ellis earns his 10th win before Philadelphia loads the ninth with five runs. Robertson hits two long balls and McCarver hits a three run shot.
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Bues
Phils
Philadelphia
Billburgh Pirates
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Bob Robertson
Robert Clemente
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Cubs Rally Past Cardinals Behind Santo's Three-Run Blast
Ron Santo set up Chicago's first two runs with a fourth inning double and blasted a three run homer in the seventh as the Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1. Ken Holtzman improved to 6-8, holding the Cards to six hits, while Bob Gibson took the loss for St. Louis. Santo's double and a string of timely singles produced the Cubs' lead, with Kessinger and Williams also delivering, and Santo adding a 15th homer in the seventh.
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Ron Santo
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Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ken Holtzman
Cardinals
Joe Torre
Jim Beauchamy
Gibson
Cardinal
Joe Pepi
Tone
Santo
Brock Davis
Don Kessinger
National League West matchups span two games across cities
The schedule lists multiple NL West and related games with pitchers and records for Chicago at St Louis, San Diego at Los Angeles, New York at Montreal, Cincinnati at Atlanta, San Francisco at Houston, Baltimore at Boston, Washington at New York, California doubleheader vs Chicago, Milwaukee at Minnesota, Cleveland at Detroit, Kansas City at Oakland, each with listed pitcher wins and losses and noted game 2 of doubleheaders.
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Morton
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Nolan
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Marichal
Houston
Forsch
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Palmer
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Shellenback
Janeski
Babnsen
Kekich
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Messersmith
Clark
Holden
Wood
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Krausse
Parsons
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Wol. Pet
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Expos
Reds
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Cards
Philadelphia
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Briles
Reynolds
Fryman
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Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
Brewers
Twins
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