International League scores showcase blowouts across circuit
Richmond blanks Winnipeg 8 0 Syracuse delivers 11 3 over Charleston Louisville dominates Rochester 10 0 Toledo edges Tidewater Pacific Coast League Hawaii edges Phoenix 4 3 Tacoma shells Spokane 20 5 Salt Lake edges Tucson 7 5 in 19 innings Portland at Eugene rain Eastern League Reading 4 4 Three Rivers 3 3 Manchester 7 Waterbury 6 City 44 Elmira 0 0 Quebec C Pittsfield 4 Pawtucket 3 12 innings
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Richmond
Winnipeg
Charleston
Syracuse
Louisville
Rochester
Toledo
Tidewater
Hawaii
Phoenix
Tacoma
Spokane
Salt Lake
Tucson
Portland
Eugene
Reading
Three Rivers
Manchester
Waterbury
City
Elmira
Quebec
Pittsfield
Pawtucket
Boxing Roundup From Miami Beach and Stateline
In Miami Beach Frank Otero 128 outpointed Hi Aleah, while Kenny Weldon 126 from Houston faced defeat. At Stateline Ronnie Wilson 173 defeated Hi Chambers 170, Tucson, and Eddie Maton 144 of Mexico outpointed Benito Juarez 144 from Jag Verias. New.
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Beach
Frank Otero
Hialeah
Flan
Kenny Weldon
Houstenn
Stateline
Ronnie Wilson
Burnaby
B.C
Hi Chambers
Tucson
Ariz
Eddie Maton
Mexico
Benito Juarez
Jag Verias
New
Paris Stann Smith advances to French Open quarterfinals in upset
Paris S t an Smith of Pasadena becomes the fourth American to reach the French Open quarterfinals with a win over French Davis Cupper Pat rice Dominguez. Other sports results include Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament first rounds in Manchester, a Saints trade to Oakland, Wadkins contending in the British Amateur, Curtis Rowe signing with Detroit, Giants trading Heise for Wicker then promoting Williams, and several horse races at Belmont Monmouth and other tracks.
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Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Detroit
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Curtis Rowe
UCLA
San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Heise
Milwaukee Brewers
Floyd Wicker
Wicker
Phoenix
Bernie Williams
New York
Prince Turian
Belmont
Philadelphia
Baseball Leaders of the Season Across Leagues
The report lists top hitters, runs, RBIs, and pitching metrics from the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Oliva, Murcer, Rojas, Kaline, and Killebrew for batting. Stargell, Torre, Aaron, and Bench feature in RBIs and hits. pitching leaders include Cuellar, Blue, and Drago with high win totals and low ERAs.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Rojas
K.C
Ee Kaline
Det
R.smith
Best
Yastrzemcki
Buford
Bast
R.jackson
Oak
Killebrew
Petrocelli
Bost
Bando
J.powell
Balt
White
Tovar
Bconigliaro
Northrup
T.conigliaro
Calif
Rudi
Sak
Unser
Wash
Schaal
NLY
McAuliffe
Clarke
Carew
Cash
W.horton
AiJackson
Ofis
Campaneris
Otis
Pinson
Cleve
Alomar
Siebert
Cuellar
Blue
Drago
Lee
Coleman
Lolich
Blyleven
Pattin
Mil
Bradley
Chic
Brock
W Davis
L.A
Garr
Torre
J.alou
Houst
St.l
Bonds
S.F
Bench
Cin
Stargell
Pitt
H.aaron
Cardenal
Cepeda
Atl
W.davis
Becker
Dourbles
Stardell Pitt
Sil
Harrelian Noy
Moeraan
Horns
W. Garr
Dierker
Ryan
Volohrian
Carlton
Marichal
Strikfouts
Jenkins
Chio
Seaver
Stereman
Mattoman
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Pittsburgh Blasts Cardinals 9-0 Behind Dock Filis Three-Hitter
Dock Filis pitched a three-hitter for his sixth straight win as Pittsburgh routed St. Louis 9-0. Cesar Cedeno and Jesus Alou each had four hits and three RBIs for Houston in a 7-6 win over Atlanta.
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Dock Filis
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Cesar Cedeno
Jesus Alou
Astros
Houston
Pirates Ride Three Shutouts Mark Strong-Arm Week
Pittsburgh pitchers powered three straight shutouts and 30 scoreless innings as Dock Ellis led a 9 0 win over St Louis. Bill Virdon praised the staff while Ellis neared becoming a top pitcher on a win streak spanning five games.
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Ron Kline
Vernon Law
Bob Friend
Ellis
Bob Moose
Steve Blass
Chicago
Virdon
Danny Murtaugh
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
San Francisco
Maddox Delivers Power as Senators Rally Past California
Maddox entered as pinch hitter in the sixth after a stadium power outage delayed the game 32 minutes. He then hit a three run homer in the seventh to spark Washington’s 6-5 win over California. Blue wins 11th for Oakland, Kansas City defeats Boston, and other AL NL results follow.
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Red Sox
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Leo Cardenas
Mill Reef Favored in Epsom Derby Showdown
American owned Mill Reef led the field as strong Derby favorite with 7 to 2 odds in a Day of Derby traditions at Epsom Downs. Jockey Goof Lewis predicted a late sprint to victory while rivals included The Parson and Bourbon. Prizes total 147,900 for the winner.
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Davis Eyes All Star Bid as Dodgers Streak Ends
Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 24 games and raised his average to .370 after the Dodgers fell 5-2 to the Montreal Expos. Davis, who also reflected on a potential All Star nod, had a double and a single in four at bats. The Expos benefited from wild pitches and a squeeze bunt as they snapped a six game skid and ended Los Angeles' five game win streak.
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Fillis
Norm Vargo
Houston
Catcher Manny Sanguillen
Pirates
Ellis
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Chris Zachary
Cesar Cedeno
Jesus Alou
Atlanta
Cedeno
Cincinnati
Bobby Valentine
Montreal
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Fd Kranevaal
Cleon Jones
RBI
New York
Giants
Mets
Panny Frisella
Tug McGraw
Gary Centro
Willie
Montreal Expos
Davis
Lou Brock
Detroit
Carl Morton
Ron Hunt
Walter Alston
Expos
Hunt
Ron
Bobby Wine
John Bateman
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