Reds Roll Over Astros With 14-3 Win
Cincinnati blasted Houston 14-3 behind a season high scoring spree. Pete Rose and Tony Perez fueled the attack with key hits as Johnny Bench and Bernie Carbo also homered. Simpson earned his sixth win against one loss for the Reds while the Astros suffered their fifth straight defeat.
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Flood trade shaped Buckets of green as baseball CBA debate rages
The piece recalls Curt Flood and the reserve clause in baseball, noting Flood’s earnings with the St. Louis Cardinals and two World Series appearances. It discusses his 1956 trade from the Cincinnati Reds, the return package, and how the move affected his career and possible earnings.
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Joe Taylor
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Marty Kutyna
Ted Wieand
Willard Schmidt
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Cincinnati
Greenbacks
Giants fire Clyde King after 15 inning loss
The San Francisco Giants dismissed manager Clyde King after a 17-16 marathon loss to the San Diego Padres. Charlie Fox, a 28-year organizational member, will replace King starting Sunday as the team sat at 19-23 with pitcher injuries hampering their season. President Horace Stoneham cited an unpleasant task and weeks of discussion leading to the decision.
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Nagel Reinstated as Iowa Football Coach After Fan Support
Iowa City AP report says Ray Nagel won back his job as head coach when a dismissal was replaced by a reprimand. Board decisions reversed after player support and a state attorney general stance on expense-account allegations. Evashevski had resigned the day Nagel was fired amid claims of padded vouchers.
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Stars Win ABA Playoff Game In Overtime
The Los Angeles Stars outscored the Indiana Pacers 117-113 in overtime to force a sixth game in the ABA championship. Indiana leads the series 3-2. The game featured 15 ties and 19 lead changes as both sides traded momentum through regulation and a tight extra period.
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Weis kopf Holds 1 Stroke Lead At Atlanta Classic
Weiskopf maintained a one stroke edge after three rounds of the Atlanta Golf Classic at 12 under 204. He shot 71 in sweltering conditions and held off Gary Player and Chuck Courtney tied at 205, with Nicklaus Beard Aaron at 206 and Stanton Elder Sikes Knudson among the chasers. Arnold Palmer stood five back at 209 as MLB scores and baseball results mingle in the page.
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Lee Elder
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Baseball Scores and Schedule for National League East
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 20 wins and 16 losses and St. Louis at 19-18. Games listed include Pittsburgh at Montreal and Atlanta at Los Angeles, with pitchers Veale Morton Guzman Short and more noted for various matchups.
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Ruby Misses Disaster Then Qualifies At Indy
Ruby nearly crashed into Al Loquasto during practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He qualified for next week's 54th 500 mile race with an average speed of 168.895 mph after a near miss and a strong lap at 169.555 mph. Rookie Steve Krisiloff also faced a crash, while Jack Brabham led a 27-car field attempting to fill the field.
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Twins Rally Past Angels 5-4 in Bridge Game
Jim Holt doubled with two out in the eighth and scored on Leo Cardenas single as Minnesota beat California 5-4. Harmon Killebrew tied it in the fifth with a two-base hit after Tony Oliva drove in a run, and Oliva scored on Killebrew's double. California led 4-2 midway, but the Twins added three runs to seal the win. Williams earned the victory. Tatum took the loss.
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Crowley Delivers as Orioles Top Red Sox 3 2
Rookie Terry Crowley fills in for injured Frank Robinson and drives in two runs with a fifth inning double. Jim Palmer earns his sixth win as Baltimore, aided by Paul Blair’s eighth inning homer, defeats Boston 3 to 2 at Fenway. Culp loses after seven innings on three hits.
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Terry Crowley
Frank Robinson
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Boston Red Sox
Crowley
Elrod Hendricks
Ray Culp
Orioles
Paul Blair
Jim Palmer
Robinson
Brinkman provides ninth inning heroics in Senators win over Tigers
Ed Brinkman drove in John Roseboro with a two out single in the ninth as Washington rallied from a 5-1 deficit to beat Detroit 6-5. Frank Howard and Ron Reichardt homered for Washington, Ike Brown hit two homers for Detroit, and Roseboro opened the ninth with a pinch single before Brinkman delivered the decisive hit.
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Jim Northrup
Elliott Maddox
Alou and Donaldson pace A's 12-2 win over White Sox
Felipe Alou and John Donaldson each collect three hits and three RBIs as Oakland routs Chicago 12-2. Hunter earns his sixth win, while Horlen takes the loss after the A's rally early and cruise with support from a fourth homer by Alph.
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Sal Bando
Indians edge Yankees in 15 inning marathon
Jack Heidemann's bases loaded single in the 15th gave the Cleveland Indians a 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees. Duke Sims hit a second homer, driving in two runs, as the Indians tied the game in the eighth and won with Heidemann's dramatic 15th inning hit.
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