Baseball matchups and results across multiple cities
Saturday card lists Dobson and Lonborg starts with Oakland Boston and California New York Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City Washington Cleveland Chicago night notes. Sunday and Monday games include Oakland Boston California New York Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Montreal San Francisco Houston Cincinnati and other late games with Seaver Ryan Arlin Phoebus etc.
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Oakland
Dobson
Ton
Lonborg
California
Wright
New York
Bahnsen
Baltimore
Minnesota
Hamm
Detroit
Coleman
Waukee
Krausse
Kansas City
Cal Canton
Washington
Thompson
Cleveland
Lamb
Cage
Bradley
Boston
Millwaukee
WashingCleveland
Chicago
Hands
Johnson
Montreal
Morton
Sanrancisco
Marichal
Houston
Forsch
Nolan
Atlanta
Nash
Si. Mis
Gibson
Seaver
Ryan
San Diego
Arlin
Phoebus
Twinight
Philadelphia
Wise
S Angeles
Singer
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
No. L
I. Pet. GB
St Louis
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Wash
Philadel. Lf
Francisco
Milwaukee
Dream pitching duel boosts Red Sox over Oakland 4 3
Sonny Siebert improved to 9 0 with a win as Boston defeated Vida Blue and the Oakland Athletics 4 3. Reggie Jackson opened the scoring for Oakland and Rico Petrocelli homered twice for the Red Sox, while Sal Bando and Dave Duncan hit solo shots for Oakland. The result tightened Boston’s lead in the AL East while Oakland’s margin over Minnesota narrowed to six games.
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Sonny Siebert
Vida Blue
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Twins
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Rico Petrocelli
Petrocelli
Dave Duncan
Sal Bando
Siebert
Bando
Bob Bolin
Giants and Reds win with limited hits in NL action
In a busy Friday night in the NL West the first place Giants edged Montreal 3 1 while the Reds beat Houston 4 3 in 13 innings. Alan Gallagher and Ron Hunt sparked the Giants with timely plays as Steve Stone and Don Wilson combined on two hitter night.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Thrift and
Patience
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Montreal
Reds
Houston
Steve Renko
Mike Marshall
Ion
Ron Swoboda
Don Wilson
Astros
Pete Rose
George Culver
Dave Concepcion
Lee May
Don Gullett
Clay Carroll
Cincinnati
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
al Downing
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta
New York Mets
San Diego
Alan Gallagher
Ron Hunt
Renko
Jimmy Rosario
Rosario
John Bateman
Steve Stone
Expos
Rusty Staub
Jerry Johnson
Mack Jones
Boots Day
John
Boyer rejects last minute Braves contract offer
ATLANTA AP Clete Boyer has joined baseball's unemployed after turning down a late offer to keep his 43 000 a year third baseman job with the Atlanta Braves. Boyer, a 15 year MLB veteran known as a slick fielder, was placed on waivers following public criticism of Braves VP Paul Richards and manager Lyman Harris. Richards said Boyer will be released once waivers are obtained. he could be claimed for a 20 000 waiver price through next Wednesday.
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Tatlanta
Clete Boyer
Atlant Braves
Boyer
Braves
Paul Richards
Lyman Harris
Richards
Bill Barthole
Atlanta
Joe Williamson
Clete
New York Post
Montreal
McCleary named freshman coach at Missouri
Columbia AP Don Kelley named assistant varsity coach and recruiter coordinator at the University of Missouri. Dan McCleary, former Tigers scout, will become an assistant coach succeeding Walt Shublom who resigned to take a post in Kansas City.
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Columbia
Don Kelley
Town State
University of Missouri
Dan McCleary
Tigers
Walt Shublom
Kansas City, Kan
Weekend Minor League and Senior League Schedule at Kent Stein
The page lists Minor League games from Nos 1 to 4 with daily pairings Tuesday through Friday, including Orioles vs Twins and Yankees vs Red Sox, all at 6 pm. Senior diamonds Nos 1 and 2 at Kent Stein start 6 pm with Wednesday and Thursday matches. Major League Majors diamonds Nos 1 2 and 3 at Kent Stein begin 6:15 pm with multiple evening games, plus Thursday AFL and other matchups.
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Orioles
Twins
Angels
Indians
White Sox
Senators
Yanks
Red Sox
Giants
Dodgers
Cubs
Astros
Braves
Mets
Pirates
Cards
Yankees
Kent Stein
Clark’s
Musco Lighting
Fuhlman
Wendling
Lumber Mart
Ellis
Poole
Carver
Ina Mae's
HON
Kent-Stein
Police
Laffey's
Don
Kadota Knocks Out Challenger To Retain Orient Title
In Tokyo Sinichi Kadota defeats Yung Chul Chuo by knockout to retain the Orient championship. Kadota improves his record as Chuo fails to unseat the titleholder. Match details list Kadota at 13444 and Chuo at 134%.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sinichi Kadota
Japan
Yung Chul Chuo
Kadota
Orient
Wisconsin Michigan State threaten to topple Indiana crown
Iowa City AP reports Wisconsin and Michigan State loom as serious challengers as the 14 event Big Ten Outdoor Track and Field Meet moves to finals. Indiana trails with nine points after an eventful prelim day. Illinois leads with 11-10 in the late action. Notables include Mark Winzenreidh of Wisconsin top qualifying in the 880 and Greg Johnson defending long jump, while Lary Dykstra shocks in discus and Indiana’s Bob Winchell scores in the discus.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Town
John Criswell
Bob Tice
Mark Winzenreidh
Bruce Presley
Hawkeyes
Wayne Hartwick
Lary Dykstra
Dykstra
Val Chandler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meir Alls Lilce
Bosox
Oakland A
Sichert
Blue
Muscatine Journal
Damolatlin Als
Yer
Glenn Beckett
Milt Pappas
Richie Hebner
Downing
Willie Davis
Reggie Cleveland
Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Lou Brock
Harmon Killebrew
Leo Cardenas
Killebrew
Lou Gehrig
Steve Braun
Dave McNally
Boog Powell
Detroit Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Brewers
Phil Roof
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Roy Foster
Ken Wright
Frank Howard
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Joe Keough
Jim Spencer
McCleary
Muscaine Community College
The
May
Club
Montgomery
Mon
Kenway Cleaners
Phelps Bros
Los Angles
Bobby Valentine
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Money
Dodger Stadium
Valentine
Money
Maury Wills
Big 10
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