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Fragmented listing shows multiple baseball games and scores across leagues with teams such as New York, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Boston, Oakland, Kansas City, and more. Includes game times, innings, and occasional notes on doubleheaders and rain delays.
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Francisco Ustedhey
Pitts
New Ore
Mallock
Cincinnati Ceiiagher
Omarian
Houston
Roberts
Gemes Los
Chicago
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Cau
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
Chico Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
California
Micneaete
Detroit
Sion
Castorne
Ferme
City i Certer
Corte Bai
Honeman
Tipm
Pet
Hite Delohte
Afni
Vanaty
Philadelpnia
St. Louis
Montreal Gann
Oh Cavle
Hisco
Phi
Weiskopf Captures Kemper Open in Final Round Surge
Tom Weiskopf sprinted to a final round four under par to secure a comfortable three stroke victory with a total of 271 at the Kemper Open. The event featured a global field and tight competition across multiple tours.
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Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Nara
Japan
Lu Huan
Taiwan
Graham Marsh
Australia
Isao Aoki
Jain
Podaris
France
Peter Oosterhwis
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Las Vegas
Nev
Kathy Cornelius
Judy Ankin
Clare Stockholm
Sweden
Ravi Ramirez
Mexico
Edison Mandsrino
Spain
Tenny Svensson
Birger Ason
Anderson
Dewre Svensson
Rome
Italy
Erik van Dillen
Han —Ivan Guiyas
Paris
Margarett
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
College Baseball Tournament Results From Springfield and NAIA Championships
NCAA Division and playoff results show Missouri St Louis and Florida Southern topping opponents like Jacksonville and Eastern Illinois. Minnesota defeats Southern Illinois in 14 innings while Grand Canyon and U S International post wins in NAIA events.
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Springfield
Ound
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Ale
Ithaca
Fla
Southern California
Irvine
Eastern Iinois
Fern Illinois
Minnesota
S. Ilinois
al Phoenix
Arix
Angela
Grand Canyon
Rin Wis
Oshkosh
Phillips
Okla
U.S. International
East
Conn
Monzon Retains World Middleweight Title In Monte Carlo Bout
Carlos Monzon of Argentina, at 159 pounds, defeated Emile Griffith of New York, 157, to retain the world middleweight title in Monte Carlo. France’s Jean-Claude Bouttier knocked out Alvin Phillips in New Orleans, 160V4, 5 rounds. Duran retained the world lightweight crown after stopping Hector Thompson in Panama City, Australia, 135, 8 rounds.
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Monte Carlo
Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Emile Griffith
New York
Monzon
Jean-Claude Bouttier
France
Alvin Phillips
New Orleans
San Ea City
Reverte
Tae
Panama
Hector Thompson
Australia
Duran
Bouttier Stops Alvin Phillips With Fifth Round KO
Jean-Claude Bouttier of France knocked out Alvin Phillips of New Orleans in the fifth round of a 10 round middleweight bout after flooring him in the fourth. Phillips led early with a solid left jab but Bouttier’s power proved decisive late, with a leg uppercut ending the fight. Bouttier weighed 160 pounds and Phillips 156.
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Monte Carlo
Jean-Claude Bouttier
France
Alvin Phillips
New Orleans
Phillips
Bouttier
Perez and Carroll Lift Reds Past Pirates in Dramatic Win
Tony Perez hit a grand slam as Carroll pitched through a pulled leg to deliver Cincinnati a 5 1 Reds win over Pittsburgh at Three Rivers Stadium. The Pirates saw their six game streak end as the Reds moved within percentage points of the NL East lead.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Clay “Hawk” Carroll
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hawk
You
Perez
Carroll
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Milt Pappas
Bob Locker
Cubs
Braves
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Astros
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Tom Seaver
San Diego
Mets
Monzon unhappy after Griffith defeat in midweight title bout
World middleweight champion Carlos Monzon doubted himself after a close loss to Emile Griffith in a sunlit Saturday night fight. Griffith vowed to return for another shot at the title, while managers discussed potential rematches and venue options in Monte Carlo or Paris.
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Monte Carlo
Carlos Monzon
Emile Griffith
Bretonnel
Bennie Briscoe
United States
Tony Mundine
Australia
Mundine
Bouttier
Grifith
Griffith
Gil Clancy
Emile
Monzon
Clancy
London
Paris
California
Nino Benvenuti
Associated Press
Blue Takes Win But Spoils Hegan's Errorless String
Vida Blue gains win for Oakland as Boston suffers 13-1 rout. Hegan loses Major League record 178 consecutive errorless games at first base when Yastrzemski beats Blue to the bag on a grounder. Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, Royals win. Bat Day crowds and rain-shortened games noted.
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Blue
Hegan
Fred Rothenberg
Vida Blue
Mike Hegan
Oakland A's
Boston Red Sox
Hogan
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Yastrzemski
El Paso Splits Texas Series With Memphis
The Texas League leaders split a Sunday twin bill as Memphis won 8-3 in extras after taking the opener 9-6. Memphis’ Paul Womble delivered a grand slam in the eighth inning of the nightcap. Arkansas fell to Amarillo 6-5, while El Paso led San Antonio by 2 1/2 games in the West. Shreveport swept a pair with Midland, 11-8 and 11-6.
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Associated Press
Memphis
el Paso
Sun Kings
Arkansas
Amarillo
Fl Paso
San Antonio
Alexandria
Shreveport
Midland
Paul Womble
Sid Monge
Blues
David Chal
Frankie George
Bob Allietta
Tom Hallam
Jeff Anderson
Little Rock
Giants
Glenn Adams
Horace Speed
Travelers
Ed Kurpiel
Gary Martz
Cubs
Mark Thomas
Lafayette Couple Are Married On Softball Diamond
In Lafayette Louisiana a couple wed during a city recreation department softball tournament at Beaver Park with 500 onlookers. Liz Caney wore ordinary clothes while groom Clyde Lemaire appeared in Bayou Swinging A's uniform. The district judge presided and the couple left promptly as the game continued. Clyde's team lost.
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Lafayette
Beaver Park
Liz Caney
Clyde Lemaire
Clyde
Ray McKay Wins Eddie Shore Trophy for AHL Defense
Ray McKay of the Cincinnati Swords, 6-foot-4 and among the league’s tallest, won the Eddie Shore Trophy as the AHL’s top defenseman. He aided Cincinnati’s stingy defense, which finished second in league statistics, and the Swords captured the Calder Cup.
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Ray McKay
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Swords
Eddie Shore
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