Foyt wins Indy making four time champion at last
A.J. Foyt becomes the first four time Indy 500 winner finishing 3 hours 5 minutes 57.70 seconds at 161.331 mph. Johncock leads most of race before engine failures end his bid. Sneva secures pole but stalls in final laps. Unser finishes 3rd and Janet Guthrie makes historic but troubled run.
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Gordon Johncock
Johncock
A.J
Tom Sneva
Sneva
Foyt
al Unser
Wally Dallenbach
Johnny Parsons
Tom Bigelow
Lee Kunzman
Roger McCluskey
Steve Krisiloff
Jerry Sneva
Tom
Johncock — and His Own Machine. “Gordie
Pat Vidan
Indy
Janet Guthrie
New York
Reds stay alive in pennant race with Dodgers sweep
Cincinnati Reds win 6-3 and 8-1 after a 10-3 setback to the Dodgers. Johnny Bench hit a grand slam in the Sunday win, with Griffey and Morgan contributing homers. Joe Morgan says the Reds are not out, as they face Atlanta next.
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Johnny Bench
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Andy Messersmith
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Vada Pinson
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Rick Rhoden
Griffey
Stan Wall
Foster
Dodgers
Norman
Steve Garvey
Reggie Smith
Ron Cey
RBI
Rick Monday
Padres name Alvin Dark as playing manager in San Diego
CHICAGO AP Alvin Dark announced he will manage the San Diego Padres while also playing, after a Sunday news conference where he cited prayer guiding his decision. Dark noted leaving the Chicago Cubs was hard though he looked forward to returning to managing. He has NL pennant experience with the Giants and AL pennant with the A’s.
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New York Giants
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Finley
Finley
Kansas City
Oakland
Hank Bauer
Charlie
Jesus
San Diego
Buzzie Bavasi
Baseball standings include Monday games across MLB schedule
Monday results show matchups across the league with listed pitchers and records such as Montreal at New York and Chicago at St Louis. Other games include San Diego at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Atlanta at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Houston and more with various pitcher lines.
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Falcone
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D’aquiste
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Mana
Knepper Dee
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Atlanta
Messersmith
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Mame
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Rau
Houston
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Milwaukee
Haas
Rodriguez
Knapp
Stone
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Pagan
Montague
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Perry
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Toronto
Garvin
Torrez
Boston
Lee
California
Tanana
Cleveland
Eckersley
Oakland
Umbarger
Detroit
Roberts
Baltimore
Grimsley
Minnesota
Thurmodsgard
Pitts
Jndelphia
Francisco
Anonte
Mets Giants 23-inning marathon at Shea Stadium
On this day in 1964 the New York Mets and San Francisco Giants battled 23 innings over seven hours and 23 minutes at Shea Stadium. The Giants won with two runs in the 23rd after a 19 inning scoreless spell, Gaylord Perry earning the win with 10 innings of relief.
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Shea Stadium
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Cubs Rally Past Pirates for Three-Game Sweep in NL Race
Cubs win 3-2 to sweep the Pirates, stretching their surge to 21 wins in 26 games and vaulting them atop the NL standings. Bobby Murcer sparks a two-run eighth, Jerry Morales bunts, Manny Trillo singles, and Jose Cardenal drives in the go-ahead run.
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Bad News Bears
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Manny Trillo
Steve Ontiveros
Jose Cardenal
Expos
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Montreal
St. Louis Padres
Astros
Bobby Valentine
Grote
Jon Matlack
Garry Maddox
Ted Sizemore
Giants
Braves
Gary Thomasson
Jerry Royster
Foli
Francisco
Atlanta
Major baseball leaders from the National and American leagues
The report lists top players in batting runs and hits across both leagues. It names Trillo and Parker as leading NL batters, Winfield and Cey among top run producers, and Carey, Fisk, and Munson highlighting AL batting and RBI leaders. Pitching leaders include Ry an, Tanana, Palmer, and others with ERA and win totals.
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Velez
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Burleson
Cooper
Mil
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McRae
Lemon
Bostock
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Oak
Randolph
Rice
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Moore
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Weaver misread batter in late inning walk miscue
The Orioles attempted to walk Larry Hisle but Palmer revealed the intended bat was Dan Ford. Weaver replaced the intentional walk after realizing the error, yet Ford reached on a bases loaded walk and Hisle provided the decisive hit as Minnesota defeated Baltimore 3-2.
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Larry Hisle
Baltimore Orioles
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Hisle
RBI
Bobby Randall
Jim Palmer
Dan Ford
Palmer
Baltimore
Mike Flanagan
Betting Record Sets Day Hitting $7.5 Million at SC Racing
March 6, 1977 marked a historic single day wagering peak in Southern California racing as fans poured in bets totaling $7,495,388 across tracks and events. The record highlights a surge in attendance and betting activity driving industry milestones.
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