Sox One-Two Punch Leads White Sox 10 2 Tigers
Chicago White Sox captain Dick Allen and Bill Melton powered a 10-2 win over Detroit as Allen homered and Melton drove in three runs. Manager Chuck Tanner praised the duo’s impact while Tigers skipper Billy Martin acknowledged the challenge.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Dick Allen
Bill Melton
Chuck Tanner
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hank Aaron
Eddie Matthews
Melton
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Allen
Billy Martin
Tanner
Martin
Wiley
Friday's MLB Games list standings and matchups
Friday schedule shows games across the majors including Atlanta at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at St Louis New York at San Diego Montreal at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco and notes race standings in the American League East with Detroit New York Baltimore Boston and Cleveland in tight contention plus Thursday results across California Minnesota Oakland Texas Kansas City Chicago and Cleveland with pitchers and records listed.
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Atlanta
Harrison
Chicago
Hooton
Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Pittsburgh
Blass
Houston
Dierker
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Koosman
San Diego
Greif
Montreal
Moore
Los Angeles
Downing
Philadelphia
Twitchell
San Francisco
Bryant
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
West Chicago
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
Singer
Kekich
Hamilton
Pattin
Alexander
Merritt
Wood
Short
Tidrow
Drago
Coleman
Kaat
I Douston
Ouston
Three Rivers Stadium
Stargell
Nellie Briles
Cardinals
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Bob Gibson
Reds
Lou Brock
Holtzman tosses one-hitter as A’s rout Yanks 6 0
Ken Holtzman pitched a one-hitter through eight as Oakland defeated New York 6 0. Reggie Jackson contributed a two run triple and a solo homer, with Sal Bando also homering. Holtzman left with an injury but Rollie Fingers closed it out.
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Alex Lachare
Associated Press
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Jim Ray Hart
Holtzman
Yankees
Hart
Deron Johnson
Sport Shorts Football retirement shocks Cowboys veteran
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Chuck Howley aged 37, MVP of Super Bowl V, announces retirement. Milwaukee Brewers purchase left hander Rob Gardner from Oakland A s and option Ray Newman to Evansville farm club.
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Dallas
Chuck Howley
Dallas Cowboy
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Rob Gardner
Oakland A’s
Ray Newman
Evansvile
Feuerbach Aims For Kennedy Games Record
Berkeley shot put star Al Feuerbach ships from Wichita to Russia this week aiming to set Kennedy Games and Edwards Stadium marks. The world record holder at 71 feet 7 inches hopes to near 71-4 in the Kennedy Games while chasing the century mark in a tight schedule.
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Berkeley
Calif
al Feuerbach
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Wichita
Kan
Russia
Feuerbach
Edwards Stadium
Randy Matson
Gophers and LIU vie for NCAA District 4 title
Minnesota and LIU plan to decide the NCAA District 4 baseball berth to the College World Series in Omaha. Minnesota defeated Miami of Ohio 3-2 and Southern Illinois beat Marshall 5-2 in the opening round as second-round play continued.
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Carbondale
Ill
Minnesota
Southern Illinois
Miami
Ohio
Southern
Marshall
Omaha
Tim Grice
Gopher
Ken Herbst
Joe Wallis
Cubs erupt for 16 as Jenkins wins 6th of year
Ferguson Jenkins improves to 6-3 despite shoulder strain and finger blister as the Cubs beat the Astros 16-8 in Chicago. A 10-run first inning, aided by 13 unearned runs overall, sets the tone behind two-run hits by Jose Cardenal and Carmen Fanzone and solo homers by Randy Hundley and Rick Monday.
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Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Gopher
Fergy
Houston Astros
Jenkins
Jesus Alou
Tommy Agee
Cub
Whitey Lockman
Lockman
Bob Locker
Cubs
Houston
Doug Rader
Jose Cardenal
Carmen Fanzone
Astro
Dave Roberts
Jim Ray
Cecil Upshaw
Astros
Randy Hundley
Rick Monday
Willies Homer Beats Braves In Close Pirates Win
Pirates star Willie Stargell belts a homer giving the team the key edge as the Braves fall and the Cardinals suffer a loss. Hal Rock notes Gentry comments on Stargell’s hard swing.
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HAL Rock
Associated Press
Willie Stargell
Gary Gentry
Phipps honored as national high school baseball coach of the year
James Phipps head baseball coach at Niles West High School in Skokie Illinois named coach of the year by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. He has a 327 184 4 record with nine sectional titles one state crown and five state runners up. Awards will be presented June 29 at Jackson Hole Wyoming.
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Atlanta
James Phipps
Niles West
Skokie
Ill
National High School Athletic Coaches Association
Phipps
Illinois
Milton F. Springer
Washington
Ronald Ferguson
Thornridge High
Dalton
Ronald Helberg
Evanston Township
Evanston
Jackson Hole
Wyo
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Texas Rangers
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Gene Garber
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Jeff Burroughs
Rico Carty
Ziebart
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Pat Matzdorf
University of Wisconsin
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Marshall Dill
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Long Beach
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Willie
Homer
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