Phillies overpower Reds to clinch three game set
Phillies manager Danny Ozark praised his club after a 6-1 win over the defending World Champions Cincinnati Reds, giving Philadelphia a 4-2 edge in six games of the series. Ron Reed snuffed a sixth inning threat and Jim Kaat contributed at the plate as the Phillies outplayed Cincinnati.
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Pate Wins Open in Dramatic Finish at Atlanta Club
Jerry Pate, 22, birdies the final hole to finish 68 for a 277 total and claim the Open at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Weiskopf and Geiberger fade. Mahaffey and Baird tie for second at 280 as Pate becomes one of the youngest champions, earning $42,000 and a British Open berth.
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Sunday baseball results and upcoming games across leagues
Summary of Sunday scores includes Cleveland over Kansas City 11-8, New York 6 Chicago 3, Detroit 7 Minnesota 3, Boston 4 California 3 in 17 innings, plus Milwaukee 5 Baltimore 2 and Oakland 7 Milwaukee 5. Lists Friday and Tuesday schedules, upcoming matchups, and late results. also reports Montreal Philadelphia and other city games, and local church league softball scores with First Baptist 7 First Christian 4 and Mills Auto Parts 14 Leuck Insurance 13.
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Lumber Mart routs Muscatine Electric 36–0 in softball
Lumber Mart scored in every inning to rout Muscatine Electric 36 to 0. Winning pitcher Kelly Andresen, losing pitcher P Hopkins. Top hitter J Holtz with two hits including a home run. Muscatine Electric managed only one hit by Roberson. Also brief minor league scores noted in same section.
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Indians Rally Past Royals as Yankees Gap Narrowed
The Cleveland Indians beat Kansas City 11-8 for their eighth win in 10, narrowing the AL East gap behind New York. Ray Fosse drove in four. Rico Carty homered as Cleveland trailed 9-0, then shut down KC with six innings of relief. The Orioles beat Texas 2-0, keeping pace with the Yankees, who topped Chicago 6-3. Other AL results included Boston over California 4-3 in 11, Oakland over Milwaukee 7-5, and Detroit 7-3 over Minnesota.
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Squeeze play mishap at Oakland as Robin Yount runs foul
In Oakland, Robin Yount of the Brewers was tagged out by A's catcher Larry Haney during a rundown after a bunt attempt with a pitchout called. Sa Bando prepared the tag as the play unfolded between third and home at the inning's moment.
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