Decker Fans 15 Sox as Twins Top Wilbur Wood
Joe Decker struck out 15 to beat the Chicago White Sox 4-0. The performance set an American League season high in Ks, ending a shaky start to his year as Minnesota improved. Other AL games saw Yankees rout Indians 11 0 and Tigers beat Red Sox 4-1.
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Joe Decker
Chisox
Twins
Wilbur Wood
Frank Brown
Associated Press
Minnesota
Decker
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland
White Sox
Fenway Park
Boston
Mike Strahler
Detroit Tigers
Toledo Mudhens
Strahler
Tigers
Billy Martin
Ima
Martin
Oakland A’s
Bill North
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Fingers
Deron Johnson
Chicago
Cy Acosta
Tn Attin
Unser Stars with Five Hits as Phils Top Cards in NL Clash
Del Unser powered the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals with a three-run homer and five hits, while his ninth inning shot tied the second game before the Cards won in 11 innings. Los Angeles blanked San Diego 7-0 and Atlanta beat San Francisco 9-2 as NL results rolled in.
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Washington
del Unser
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Unser
Cleveland
Philadelphia Phillie
Phils
Danny Ozark
RBI
Bob Gibson
Ugh
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Cards
Torre
Del
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Ron Scheuler
Darrell Evans
John Oates
Braves
Palmer Four-Hitter Upends Brewers In Orioles Victory
Jim Palmer ailing with flu hurled a four hitter as Baltimore defeated Milwaukee 6 0. Boog Powell and Bobby Grich drove in two runs each lifting the Orioles to second in the AL East while Jim Colborn struggled after an early exit.
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Boog Powell
Bobby Grich
Jim Palmer
Milwaukee
Palmer
Brewers
Jim Colborn
Kansas City
Dick Drago
California
Angels
Vada Pinson
Royals
Auers
Baltimore
Milwaukee Brewers
Orioles
Falmer
Brewer
First Federal Edges Pacemaker Kiwanis 12-3 in Little League
First Federal defeated Pacemaker Kiwanis 12 to 3 as Smith Morance Gray and Futch each had two hits. Dew doubled for the losers. Solley no-hit Texaco in a 21-1 Horton rout, with Horton, Stone, and Patterson homering. Hanelines beat Louisiana Machinery 7-5 with several homers. Carr Supply edged Haddad Hardware 9-8 as McCoff and Hell starred. Huckabee threw a one-hitter as RC Cola topped Ist National Bank. Green Bros Dairy beat Monroe Brick 9-6. Dew Music edged by Reeves and Gaudian for Scott Insurance.
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First Federal
Kiwanis
Smith
Morance
Gray
Futch
Dew
Iw Eer
Pacemaker
Elliot
Bennet
Dungina
Solley
C. O. Horton
Texaco
Hudson, Stone
Patterson
Horton Texaco Ce
Horton
Stone
Miles
Wright
Hanelines
Louisiana Machinery
Garcee
Fincher
Smithey
Kellogg
Kellog
LSB
Jackson and
Brooks
Carr Supply
Haddad Hardware
Little
Barneshead
Wite McKane
Freeman
Haddad
McCoff
Hell
Crawford
Dinkins
Huckebee
R.C. Cola
Ist National Bank
Jeansonne
R.C
Thigpen
Huckabee
Chambers
Reeves and Thompson
Green Bros. Dairy
Ron Shemwell
Monroe Brick
Reggie Malone
Brick
Seane
Jones
Kcalias
Malone
Stone Leads Twin City Glass Victory Over Hill Lumber
Stone pitched a two hitter as Twin City Glass crushed Hill Lumber 12 to 0. Webbie Sudo and McDuffie each had two hits for Twin City Glass, while Thompson doubled for Hill Lumber.
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Stone
Is Hill Lumber
Twin City Glass
Robers and
Roark
Webbie Sudo
McDuffie
Farr Nippee Peoples
Wyatt sparks People Loan to 2-1 win over S E T C O
Mike Wyatt fanned 10 and went 2 for 3 to lift People Loan over S E T C O 2-1. Barry Evans led S E T C O with two hits as late miscues cost them.
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Mike Wyatt
People Loan
S.E.T.C.O
Barry Evans
Peanie
S.E.T.C
Ricky Sanders
Tony McGuffee
Tim Dupree
American Bank
Lp&l
Tim O‘neal
Kevin Albritton
Lp&l Ove
Bark
David Tanner
Kyle Albritton
John Miller
Ben Hudson
Derron Enterkin
Pulp and Paper
Lee Petroleum
Gary Barnett
Pulp & Paper Wen
Derren Enterkin
Alan Shields
Mitch Ronan Barryi Sullivan
Jas Green
Silmon Candy
Eigth
Kraft Corp
P. McLemore
Kiancers
Rathers
J Covder
D. Jones
Bweel
Grable
Suttons No Hit Hunch Falls Short as Dodgers Top Padres 7-0
Don Sutton pitched a two hit game for the Dodgers beating the Padres 7-0, nearly achieving a no hitter as San Diego managed only two infield singles and one clean hit. Sutton, 9-4, eyed an All Star bid while Bill Russell starred with three singles and an RBI, and Nate Colbert exited with a back ailment.
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SAN Diego
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sutton
Dodgers
Padres
Dwain Anderson
John Grubb
Sandy Koufax
Sparky
Willie Davis
Steve Garvey
Nate Colbert
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Graig Nettles
Roy White
Yankees
Houston Astro
Don Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
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Tolan
Houston Astros
Roger Metzger
John Kibler
Metzger
Astro
Leo Durocher
Witter
Dwain An
Diers
Steve ‘Garvey
Baers
Texas
Jane
Colborn
al Bumbry
Paul Blair
Powell
Earl Williams
Rich Coggins
Blair
Tommy Davis
Williams
Bill Champigen
Grich
Bumbry and Coggins
Dixie
Dixie Youth
Russell
Randy Jones
Padre
Dodger
Walter Alston
Lennie
Katie Cascio
Lennie’s
Jackson
Yperesi
Lune
Firestone
F.E.T
Radial Tire
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