Thursday Baseballcard: Montreal Chicago Houston Atlanta and LA Cincinnati
Only games scheduled. Montreal with Stoneman 9 8 faces Chicago Reuschel 4 4. Houston with Roberts 9 5 at Atlanta Schueler 4 6. Los Angeles with Osteen 12 8 at Cincinnati Billingham 7 10.
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Wood Knuckleball Beats Angels 1-0 In Oakland Clash
White Sox pitcher Wilbur Wood outdueled Nolan Ryan, driving in the lone run with a seventh inning single. Ed Herrmann’s hit and Ryan wild pitch set up the scoring play as Chicago moved to within one game of the A’s in the AL West.
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Carlton Stays Unbeaten With 13th Straight Win
Phillies ace Steve Carlton pitched a three hitter to extend his undefeated streak to 13 wins and lower earned runs to 54 consecutive innings. He also hit his first home run of the season as Philadelphia beat the Pirates 20 in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago Cougars sign 17 as future plans grow
The Chicago Cougars unveil nine new signings as part of 17 players joined, aiming to build a long term nucleus for the WHA season. The group includes Dick McGlynn and Keith Le Lievre, plus several CHL WHL and NCAA veterans, with GM Ed Short targeting 10 12 more before the Oct 12 WHA opener.
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