Major League Roundup of Early Season Baseball Highlights
New York Yankees beat the California Angels 7-5 as Lou Piniella drove in the winning run with a double in the eighth. Montreal Expos edged Cincinnati Reds 3-1 with Steve Kenko getting the win. St Louis Cardinals toppled Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 in a tight finish. San Diego Padres rallied from an 8-0 deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-8 in a dramatic ninth inning.
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California Angels
Montreal
Steve Kenko
Montreal Haga
Cincinnati Reds
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Horace Clarke
San Diego Padres
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Pittsburgh
Jim Rooker
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Fort Detrick Senior League Recap
Oldach, Nelson and Fry lead the Fort Detrick seniors with Bryant Crum Ditto and Cannon in action as Lewistown hosts a league event.
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Baseball scores and pitching lines from yesterday's games
The page lists scores Minnesota 9 Baltimore 7 New York 7 California 5 Boston 4 Oakland 1 Texas 6 Detroit 3. Upcoming Oakland at Boston and other late games show pitchers Hunter Lange Wright Palmer Blyleven Bahnsen and Stottlemyre with mixed records.
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Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday’s games
Montreal beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 in eight innings. Philadelphia shut out Houston 12 to 0. San Diego won 9 to 8 over Pittsburgh. St Louis defeated Los Angeles 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Upcoming games include New York Seaver at Atlanta Capra and Cincinnati Nebon at Montreal Blair.
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American Sevtoma Routs Amvets in Little League Clash
American Sevtoma scored seven in the fifth to beat the Amvets 13-8 in a Monday Little League game. Talley and Keith Jones led with three hits each, Jerry Baker added a home run and four RBIs, while Rob Brant had two hits.
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Keith Jones
Jerry Baker
Rob Brant
National Tire Optimists Dominate Lions 14–5 in League Bust
The National Tire Optimists beat the Lions 14 to 5 in National Little League action Monday. Larry James pitched the win going the distance and tallied three hits including two home runs.
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Babe Ruth Dairy Maid Edges Kiwanis in Rain Shortened Game
In a rain shortened 15 to 15 Babe Ruth game at McCurdy Pietd Mendy, Babe Ruth Dairy Maid beat Kiwanis 6-31 in five innings. Ron Lambert pitched a three hitter for the win as Daryl Zigler belted a homer and Gary Jenkins added two hits.
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Green Sox beat Red Sox in Breakfast Optimist opener
The Green Sox defeated the Red Sox 5-2 to open the Breakfast Optimist Minor League season on Saturday. The league features 78 boys with rosters including BLUE JAYS BLACK HAWKS GOLDEN NUGGETS BLUE BIRDS RED WINGS and multiple coaches.
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Charlie Hamburg
Raymond Morgan
Wilson Schley
Granville Schley
Greg Henke
Matty Connolly
Jimmy Grim
Barry Mercer
Jeff Baum
Drew Baum
Mike Wigginton
Stephen Wigginton
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Pete Hamburg
Melvin Hamburg Jr
Terry Connelly
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Charles Dorsey
Jeff Rinehart
Brad Young
Dale Smith
Doug Grissom
Adam O'Connell
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Chester Stone
Jeff Cawley
Gary Thomas
Eric Ba
Todd Rice
Mike Grissom
Barber
Chet Hetkowski
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Philip Falconer
Steven Mossburg
Jimmy Wolfe
David Anders
Robert Silvers
Ricky Silvers
Chuck Tobero
Tom McLaughlin
Mike Sappington
Bruce Ford
Wayne Finley
Bob Krash
Bill King
Robert Wolfe
Ernie Ball
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Mike Frye
Jimmy Clabaugh
Barrington Gaines
Chis Watts
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Jimmy Young
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Roy Main
NFLPA and Owners Aim to Avert Strike With Talks
NFL Players Association and team owners plan a series of bargaining sessions in New York and Washington aiming to reach a contract agreement by July 1 to avoid a walkout. Key issues include the reserve clause Rozelle rule option clauses waivers and arbitration.
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Federal Mediation Service
William J. Ussery
Rozelle
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Comets Lose Second Top Official in ASL Dispute
Cincinnati Comets of the American Soccer League resignations remove two top officials amid a dispute over four American players. Vice president James Heath and president Andrew Lehr quit, citing founder-coach Dr. Nick Capurro's refusal to play the Americans.
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Cincinnati Comets
James Heath
Andrew Lehr
Nick Capurro
Aaron Aaron Leads Early NL All Star Balloting
New York AP Hank Aaron of Atlanta leads fan voting for the 1974 National League All Star team with 82 121 votes of 160 903 cast. Reggie Smith and Lou Brock trail in outfield voting as Cardinals and Reds place multiple leaders across eight positions. Balloting closes July 6 with starters announced July 16 and the All Star Game set for July 23 in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Americans Fall as Evert Advances in French Open
Arthur Ashe and Eddie Dibbs exited the men's singles as top U S players faltered on clay at Roland Garros. Chris Evert, the women's top seed, continued her march by defeating Maria Boldevinos to reach the quarterfinals where she meets Natalie Heldman. Harold Solomon topped Zeljko Franulovic in a rain-delayed, five-set battle for the lone American win.
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Spain
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Yugoslavia
Disputes Spark Intraleague NHL Draft Chaos
Montreal reports a 23 minute intraleague draft where Buffalo GM Punch Imlach sparked a dispute by claiming Walk McKechnie from the Rangers. The Rangers paid 90 000 to retain McKechnie after Seals involvement, while several clubs made one draft pick each and all teams passed in the second round.
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California Golden Seals
Jim Neilson
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Dave Fortier
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Ron Busniak
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