Blade comes on to save Twins in 9th inning
Minnesota rallied from an early deficit to beat the California Angels 3 2 as Tony The Blade Hall came out of the bullpen in the ninth, fanning Billy Cowan Ken Berry and Jim Fregosi with the tying run on third. Blyleven struck out 12 and allowed five hits. Other AL games saw Boston nip Detroit 3 2 New York Yankees beat Baltimore 6 3 and Cleveland top Washington 6 3.
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Roadrunner Gar Sparks Braves Victory with Game-Winning Hit
Atlanta outfielder Ralph Garr, nicknamed Roadrunner, sprinted home on a 11th-inning hit to seal a 4-3 win over the New York Mets. Garr also tied the game with a 10th-inning homer and boosted his NL leading .404 average with a 3-for-night. Pirates, Phillies, and Astros won other NL actions as Clemente, Cepeda, and Clendenon produced key plays.
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Major League Standings and Tonight’s Card
Major League standings show Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 and Houston 2 San Diego 0. Tonight’s games include Montreal at Pittsburgh New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati San Diego at Houston San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Meerdink Receives Permanent WIBC Membership Card
Mrs Grace Meerdink longtime Muscatine Bowling leader was awarded a permanent WIBC membership card by the Muscatine Women's Bowling Association at the annual meeting. A WIBC member since its Muscatine founding she has long sponsored bowling with the Fairbanks team in the Women's Major League.
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McKinley wins grade school track meet at Heinz Field
The Muscatine Optimist Club sponsored a second preliminary grade school track meet on Saturday May 15 at Heinz Field. McKinley scored 41 points to lead Granit 152. Jefferson took third with 14 points followed by Franklin 10 Garfield 9 Mulberry 7 Lincoln 5 Colorado 3 Madison 1 and Washington no score. Top finishers earned medals ribbons and trophies with finals set for May 22.
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War over Canonero I ownership in Maryland crowd
In Baltimore Canonero 4 the surprise Derby and Preakness winner faced a tug of war for services as a victory walk loomed at Pimlico. Belmont Stakes plans remained on track with New York departure set while a Florida syndicate reportedly bid around 4 million dollars for the yearling.
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Canonero II racing inquiry shifts to Belmont odds in Miami offer
A Caracas businessman hints government may keep Canonero II at home to boost South American breeding. Miami investors counter with strong offer. Belmont Stakes plans hinge on ownership, with Baptista retaining four shares and earnings from Belmont while Canonero II could become the first Triple Crown hopeful since Citation in 1948. Jim French remains a probable starter, while Eastern Fleet and other rivals are viewed as potential Belmont entrants.
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