Murcer Homers Off Perry as Kuhn Fines 250
New York slugger Bobby Murcer hit a two run homer off Gaylord Perry as the Yankees beat the Indians 7 2. Murcer also critiqued Perry’s use of a foreign substance while Kuhn collected a 250 fine for charges earlier in the week. Perry mixed pitches and displayed hand rubs and fidgeting during the at bats.
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Pete Rose Hustles For Inside Pace In 7th Inning Dash
Pete Rose sprinted to an inside the park homer in the seventh, lifting the Padres to a scoreless game before the Giants and other National League teams delivered heavy offense. Bench added a three-run shot as Chicago rallied. Atlanta, Houston, and St Louis swung back with timely hits. The Dodgers held a slim lead as Whitey Lockman shuffled players, and Aaron joined Hank Aaron’s grand tally with his 20th homer.
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Weekend baseball schedule with multiple matchups across leagues
Listings of Saturday and Sunday games including Montreal, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Atlanta, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Diego, Houston, Cleveland, New York, Milwaukee, Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Kansas City, Texas, Minnesota, California, and Oakland with pitchers and records indicated. schedules show doubleheaders and venue changes.
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High wire act grounded by Baltimore ordinances
The Flying Wallendas patriarch Karl Wallenda, 68, was blocked from walking a Memorial Stadium cable during a doubleheader by city rules. The performance was canceled as safety ordinances could not be fully met. Tim Barnes, Wake Forest graduate, will join the athletic staff full-time starting July 1 to assist the Deacon Club and athletic administration.
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Bibby Family Delivers One-Hit AL Victory For Texas
Jim Bibby pitched a one-hitter leading the Texas Rangers to a 3-0 win over Kansas City as the Bibby family sets an AL record. Roy White and Bobby Murcer homered for the Yankees in a 7-2 win over Cleveland while Baltimore routed Detroit 9-2 and Minnesota topped California 4-0.
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Associated Press
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Hale Irwin Steps Lightly Into Western Open Lead
Hale Irwin, denying heavy practice, shot 66 on Friday to reach 133 nine under, taking a two stroke edge at the Western Open in Chicago. Brice Crampton and Massengale each carded 69 for 135, with Arnold Palmer at 137 and a field cut to 78 after two rounds.
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