Gibson second in strikeouts as Aaron hits 689th
Bob Gibson moved into second on the all time strikeout list with 2,862 after nine punch outs in a 12-4 Cardinals win over the Reds. Hank Aaron belted his 689th career homer and Stan against Pittsburgh highlighted a busy night in the day’s major league action.
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Don Sutton
Standings and schedule from the major leagues
The article lists team records and games from a baseball season including New York Milwaukee Minnesota Cleveland and others. It outlines current standings with percentages and upcoming games for Tuesday and Wednesday featuring matchups like Texas at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit Milwaukee at Minnesota New York at Oakland Boston at California and more.
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Messersmith
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Cardinals win 6 5 over Cubs in Pony League clash
The Cardinals beat the Cubs 6 to 5 after a late seventh inning rally. Bill Washburn pitched all seven innings for the Cardinals, striking out 11. Key hits came from Paul Santa Cruz Bret Thetard and Denny Granger led Cubs with two doubles, while Evans Kenney and Granger fueled the offense. The schedule shows Giants vs Cardinals next and All Star practice with 3:30PM games at the MCHL diamond.
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Bret Thetard
Rick McGill
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David Evans
Bob Kenney
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Prombo
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Weitz Peterson
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Evans
Panthers Triumph 13-3 as Neary Slams Two Homers
The Panthers dominated the Lions 13-3 after scoring five runs in the fifth and four in the fourth. Mike Neary homered twice and added a single to pace the attack while Steve Ciota doubled twice and Wills hit a triple. Mark Lambros earned the win with Larry Struck taking the loss.
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Mike Neary
Steve Ciota
Wills
Lewis
al Siron
NHL meetings drift with minor moves and talk of Seals move
Montreal AP report notes a dull Monday at the NHL 56th annual meetings with league rule changes, drafts, and player signings. Hartland Monahan joined California Seals via Salt Lake, Henri Richard signed a two year Montreal deal, Arbour to coach the Islanders, and Bruins added Langdon Sims Crosbie. Oakland Seals could move to Indianapolis if Finley authorized. A new rule imposes penalties for not surrendering sticks for measurement.
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Mets Rally To Beat Braves In Extra Innings At Gardner
The Mets erased a 7-0 deficit to defeat the Braves 11-10 in extra innings in Gardner Little League. Darren Brooks doubled twice and drove in four as Ray Provance earned the win. Bill Clover had four RBIs for the Braves.
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14 Inch Softball Night Sparks Big Wins in Morris League
Rittof's whipped Feeney's 9 to 1 as Verden's Top fell 5 to 1 to The Tavern. In the Feeney's game Unland led with three hits including a home run. Sanders hit a single and double and was the winning pitcher. The Tavern, paced by Keith Benson two hits and Rich Darling triple, beat Werden's Top 1. Orville Miller belted a homer for Werden's Tap.
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Werden
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Steve Chamberlain
Pete Durea
Orville Miller
Lenny McNeil
Howe quits Red Wings to join Aeros speculation grows
Gordie Howe resigns from the Detroit Red Wings after 27 years and keeps options open about playing for the Houston Aeros. He notes a strong chance of signing with Houston and may join his sons Marty and Mark, who recently signed with the Aeros. Howe hints he will not return to Olympia.
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Houston
Braves Rally Past Mets In Seven Run Seventh
The Braves scored seven in the seventh to beat the Mets 9 2 at Goodwill Park. Bob Pommier led with a triple and a single while Scott Wilson and Brian Wills added triples. Jeff Poundstone took the loss for New York.
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