American Minors Games Open With Big Run Margins
Thursday night action in the American Minors featured decisive scores. Yankees defeated White Sox 11 to 7 at Oak Park, with Hall and Walker collecting two hits for New York while Roies had three for Chicago. Indians topped Orioles 16 to 6 at Taylor Field, led by Cozad, Anderson, Naber, and Campbell with two hits apiece and homers from Cozad and Naber. Red Sox beat Twins 3 to 1 at West Junior High, Waterman and Honts contributing two hits each and Waterman homering for Boston.
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O'Donoghue
Tigers
Cleveland
Orlando Pena
Mickey Stanley
Chicago
National Majors open season with two wins in three games
National Majors opened Thursday at Kent Stein Park. Moose Henrys Moose earned an 11 to 2 win over Henrys with 11 hits as Denny Terry went 3 for 4 and Bob Woodhouse tripled for the losers. Thatcher Rosenberg led another scoreless win with three hits for Rosenberg Agency in a 1 to 0 game. AFL Hendersons AFL-CIO edged Hendersons Chevrolet Olds in extras. Inglewood, Calif. Whacko and Hastings Park upset for the season's top daily double payoff of 1302 dollars at Hollywood Park.
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Thatcher Glass
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Thatcher
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G. McCleary
B. Ganzer
B. Ferreira
R-H Thatcher
Scott Lee
Spencer Lloyd
Wes Beverlin
Don Briggs
Afl-Henderson
Afl-Cio
Henderson
Bob Davis
Richard Reed
Randy Lear
AFL
Bret. Fear
Steve Newcomb
J. Bishop
G. Lacy
M. Sill
Bret Fear
Tony Greenwalde
Gary Lacy
Inglewood
Calif
Hastings Park
Hollywood Park
Daily NBA Scores And Saturday Schedule
Sports wire item lists modern league results: Philadelphia over Los Angeles 6 to 10, Minnesota 4 Boston 1, California 0, Cleveland 8 Detroit 2. Saturday slate shows Atlanta at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, New York at San Francisco, New York at San Francisco repeats, Minnesota 4 Boston, California at Minnesota, Kansas City at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Detroit at New York.
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Turbine cars may race on circuit if USAC approves
INDANAPOLIS AP A turbine powered car move toward the championship circuit awaits official USAC blessing. Anthony Granatelli says 0 turbines will be produced until orders exist, with costs around 67500 per car including a Pratt Whit ney aircraft type engine and a five to ten year engine life. Parnelli Jones led near the finish but was forced out while A J Foyt won in a Coyote Ford.
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Andy) Granatelli
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Paxton
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Knucklers, Errors Doomed Braves in Ninth In NL Action
Phil Niekro's fluttering knuckleball helped the Cardinals beat the Braves 5-4 in 10 innings, as Joe Torre booted two passed balls in the ninth. The Cubs coughed a late lead in Cincinnati 7-6, while Houston toppled the Mets 4-1 and San Francisco crushed Pittsburgh 7-1.
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Niekro
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St. Louis
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Houston
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Denny Lemaster
Cardinals
John Romano
Clete Boyer
Lemaster
Dick Hughes
Romano
Lou Brock
Hughes
Julian Javier
Javier
Curt Flood
Senators Win Without Epstein Entering Lineup Soon
Washington holds four straight wins after trading for Mike Epstein. Manager Gil Hodges plans Epstein’s arrival once exiled from the Orioles ends. Senators thumped California 1 0 as part of a run of doubleheaders and victories, while other AL results include Minnesota 4 Boston 0 and Cleveland 8 Detroit 2.
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Epstein
Washington
Gil Hodges
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Senators
Kansas City
California
Camilo Pascual
Major League Stars Hit Big in Thursday Action
Billy Williams of the Cubs slugged two home runs and a single, driving in five as Chicago fell 7-4 to Cincinnati. Gaylord Perry of the Giants hurled a two hitter in a 7-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Gaylord Perry
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Pittsburgh
Dick Dietz
Jesus Alan
San Francisco
Rich Allen
Phillies
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Larry Jackson
Los Angeles
Skein
Jim Hickman
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Pacific Coast League scores with multiple high totals
Indianapolis 11 Phoenix 6 while Spokane 4 Tacoma 0 and Tulsa 8 Denver 3. Seattle 2 San Diego 1. International League Toronto 2 Buffalo 1, Rochester 1 Syracuse 0. Toledo 9 Columbus 2. Richmond at Jacksonville 2. Rain affects play.
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Lighting beats Lumber Mart in Senior League play
Musco Lighting had the lone win as Cheri-Top and Clark's Standard tied 9-9 when darkness halted their game after six innings. The completed game saw Lighting defeat Lumber Mart 12-5 with Steve Marks earning the win and Steve Reed catching. Mike Cook took the loss and Jim Schell was the Lumber Mart catcher.
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Cheri-Top
Clark
Itarkness
Lighting
Lumber Mart
Steve Marks
Steve Reed
Mike Cook
Jim Schell
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