Pirates Rally Past Expos in 11th On Clines Triple
Gene Clines sparked a Pittsburgh rally with an 11th inning triple and scored on Dave Cash’s single to beat Montreal 9-8 after the Pirates erased an 8-4 deficit in the ninth. Cash and Richie Hebner hit back-to-back homers in the ninth to force extra innings.
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Nelson Hits Homer as Senators Beat Red Sox 8-5
Washington built an eight run lead on Dave Nelsons first major league homer a three run shot in the fourth inning. Sonny Siebert took the loss allowing six runs in four innings as Boston slumped to its 18th straight defeat. Del Unser,Lenny Randle and Frank Howard supplied key hits while Don Mincher and Joe Lahoud homered for Boston in a game that ended 8-5 for the Senators.
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Nicklaus Claims Pin Placements Unfair at Merion
At the US Open in Ardmore Pennsylvania Jack Nicklaus accused USGA pin placements of being unfair and said they slowed play. Arnold Palmer countered, while Bob Howse defended the course setup and champion expectations as Nicklaus posted a 69 for 141 after the second round.
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Open lead tightens as Colbert and Erickson surge in US Open
Jim Colbert and Bob Erickson tied for the second round lead at 138 after 36 holes at Merion. Jerry McGee sits third at 139, with Gay Brewer at 140 and Palmer and Nicklaus at 141 as the field narrows and stars clash over pin placements and slow play remarks.
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Birds Overcome Yankees 6 4 As Munson Leaves Field
Orioles rally for five unearned runs after Thurman Munson suffers a possible concussion in a home plate collision. Mike Cuellar wins a ninth straight decision to move to 11-1 as Baltimore defeats New York 6-4. Roy White injures his hamstring in the third.
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Angels star Conigliaro defends work ethic amid loafing claims
Kansas City AP report quotes Tony Conigliaro of the California Angels denying rumors of laziness after recent injuries and a hospital stay. He notes a LA Times columnist labeled him a malingerer and recalls prank stretcher incident, insisting teammates would testify he has not loafed.
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Standings and schedule notes from baseball games
FSASTANDINGS shows American National standings with Washington over Boston and Cleveland over Detroit while Kansas City leads California with minor gaps. A busy Friday slate includes Chicago at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia, plus 34 games featuring Mets, Pirates, Dodgers, and Giants across two leagues.
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