Second Home Run Better Than First Says Pinson
In St Louis Vada Pinson praised his second homer after Cincinnati beat the Cardinals 6 to 5. Pinson and teammate Tommie Helms each hit homers, with Pinson adding a fourth season homer and Deron Johnson and Gordy Coleman contributing key hits as Curt Simmons relieved Mahaffey.
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Cardinals Rally Stuns Maloney As Pinson Homers Twice
Cincinnati’s early lead dissolves as Maloney falters in the seventh. Bill McCool preserves the win for St. Louis, while Pinson belts two homers and McCarver adds a pair of doubles in a 10-4 St. Louis victory. Edwards and Helms drive runs. Rose collects a single for Cincinnati.
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E-Simmons
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Pott Leads Oklahoma City Open in Calm Weather
Johnny Pott, 30, holds a four stroke lead at 133 after 36 holes at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club in Oklahoma City. Weiskopf and Lema sit 4 and 5 shots back as 78 qualifiers compete amid favorable conditions and prior rain delays.
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Giants Struggle as Sadecki Debuts Poorly After Trade
The Giants lose 9-2 to the Phillies as Ray Sadecki falters in his fourth start since joining San Francisco. Perry sidelined 15 days with an ankle injury while Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Atlanta win elsewhere in NL games.
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Herman Franks
Gaylord Perry
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Close Ones Escape Suns In One-Run Losses
Jacksonville slips from the league lead after another one-run defeat 2-1 at Richmond. Columbus moves back to first with a 5-4 win over Toledo as Jack Damaska collects three hits and three RBIs. Ed Hobaugh earns the win in relief for Columbus while Toronto, Buffalo, Syracuse and Rochester post close scores.
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Dave Wissman
Ed Hobagh
Jets
Dodgers blank Mets 4-0 behind Osteen three-hitter
Claude Osteen pitched a three-hitter as the Los Angeles Dodgers shut out the New York Mets 4-0. Andy Etchebarren of Baltimore had three hits and drove in two runs, including the tie-breaker, in a 4-2 Orioles win over Kansas City.
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White Sox Lose Grip as Yankees Top Sox at Yankee Stadium
The Chicago White Sox fell to the New York Yankees 4-1, slipping to eighth in the AL as Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three-hitter. The Sox committed three errors leading to two unearned runs and managed only three singles.
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Strategy Backfired On Mele In Ninth Inning
In Cleveland, Sam Mele chose to pitch to Rocky Colavito in the ninth rather than walk him. Colavito hit a single off Johnny Klippstein, allowing Max Alvis to score the winning run as the Indians beat the Twins 5 4. Bob Allen earned the win with a one pitch appearance, while Leon Wagner and Colavito contributed key hits.
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Ihe Twins
Leon Wagner
Wagner
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Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
O'Donoghue
Gary Bell
Dave Boswell
Hull is Hart Trophy Winner
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks won the NHL Hart Trophy for the second straight year with 97 points, including 54 goals. He surpassed many single season marks and finished ahead of Gordie Howe and Jean Beliveau in voting.
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Yaz Proving Solid Skipper for Red Sox
Boston AP report says Carl Yastrzemski is proving a solid skipper for the Red Sox as he leads by hustle. The 25-year-old outfielder, signed for 100000 in 1959, drives in runs and builds team momentum while the club shows a first division push.
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Hustle
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Red Sox
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Rich Weekend Sees Acorn Highlight At Aqueduct
The Acorn features Moccasin, the 1990 Horse of the Year, in a strong field of top fillies including Destro My Boss Lady and Marking Time. Other major events include the Hollywood Express Handicap at Hollywood Park and the Cherry Hill Handicap at Garden State Park, with two 100000 plus stakes Monday: the Metropolitan Mile at Aqueduct and the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park.
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Wilburn Named to U S Basketball Squad for Far East Tour
Kenneth Wilburn of Central State, a 6 foot 6 center, is named to a 10 man national team roster to represent the United States on a summer eastern tour. The squad comprises National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics players.
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Redskins Hire Strome As Aide
OXFORD Special Stephen R. Strome a 1964 Miami University graduate has been named an assistant basketball coach for the Redskins by Athletic Director Dick Shrider. Strome fills the vacancy created when Tates Locke became head coach. He previously coached at Northern Illinois and served as a Miami graduate assistant. his duties include scouting and recruiting.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
The list highlights NL leaders in batting with Alou and Morgan tied for 55 hits, Aaron leading in runs and RBIs, and Torre among top home run figures. Pitching shows Marshall 9 0 and Maloney 5 0, while Gibson and Koufax top strikeouts.
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Nicholson
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W. Davis
Los Angeles
Callison
Philadelphia
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Taylor
McCarver
Torre
Wills
Jackson
Marichal
Maloney
Gibson
Koufax
Major League Leaders Baseball Summary Listing
Batting leaders include Oliva Minnesota .364 and B Robinson Baltimore .331. Runs F Robinson Baltimore 29, Valentine Washington 27. RBIs B Robinson 39, Yastrzemski Boston 31. Hits B Robinson 51, Yastrzemski Boston and Oliva Minnesota 48. Doubles Yastrzemski 13, Allen Oliva Valentine 11. Triples Schaal California 5 Foy Boston Davalillo Cleveland Hershberger Kansas City 4. Home runs Scott Boston 12 Reichardt California 11. Stolen bases Agree Chicago 12 Tartabull Kansas City 7. Pitching 4 decisions O Donoghue Cleveland 4 0 Watt Baltimore Santiago Boston Sanford California McDowell Cleveland 4 1. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 76 Richert Washington 74.
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Richert
Termites scam warning from unknown doorstep canvasser
A warning about a house to house canvasser posing as a termite operator. The note stresses distrust of unfamiliar workers and advises readers to verify credentials before letting them inside.
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