Baseball doubleheader results and standings summary
A long list of 1970s baseball scores from two twinbill games and league standings. Washington and Baltimore split a doubleheader with Schollenback and Casanova credited. Howard homered for the Orioles. Other games feature Boston, New York, Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago with multiple pitchers noted. Standings show Pirates and Mets leading the NL East, Dodgers and Braves atop the NL West, with daily results and upcoming probable pitchers.
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Pittsburgh
New
Atlanta
Reed
St. Louis
Gibson
San Diego
Kirby
Chicago
Pappas
Decker
Los Angeles
Downing
O'Brien
Wise
Wilson
Ryan
Stone
Upshaw
King
Lp- Ise
Johnson
Montreal
New York
Stoneman
Bateman
Koosman
Gentry
McGraw
Grote
Pitts
McGlothlin
Carroll
Bench
Ellis
Grant
Giusti
Sanguillen
WP Ellis
LosAng
Jenkins
Cannizzaro
O’brien
Pena
Sims
Houston
SanFran
O Billingham
Culver
Hiatt
Bryant
Carrithers
McMahon
Dietz
Billingham
Bonds
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington West
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Grand Slammers Pace Boys Wins In High School Softball
Two grand slam homers sparked Tuesday night results in boys softball. Tom Ritzenthaler and Bob Barnes hit four run blasts as Schild's team beat Berry 16 1, Battles Insurance defeated Home Savings 12 9, and Gift Gallery topped G M 15 6. Ritzenthaler and teammates added additional hits as Jim Borgia Casey Fogg and Don Sweet joined the scoring. Berry's only produced two hits, Keith Kesling driving in a first inning run. Glenn Higgins took the loss. Barnes' slam highlighted Battles' victory with seven runs in the fourth. Scott Lee was the losing pitcher. In the opener Gift Gallery used nine runs in the fourth to defeat G M. Joe Widman Ray Borsick homered in that frame. Dan Kerkhoff homered for G M. Mike Phillips earned the win Bret Geer the loser.
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Tom Ritzenthaler
Bob Barnes
Ritzenthaler
Schild
Berry
Barnes
Battles Insurance
Home Savings
Gift Gallery
Detroit
Norm Cash
Tigers
New York Yankees
Cash
Earl Weaver
Joe Cronin
Jim Campbell
Billy Martin
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
Indians Sign Two Draftees and Send to Farm Clubs
The Cleveland Indians signed two draft choices this weekend and assigned them to minor league teams. David Sloan, 19, from Santa Clara California, goes to the Jacksonville club after an 18-8 high school record and two no hitters. Tony Manning, 18, from Shaker Heights, drafted 19th in the free agent phase, sent to Sarasota in the Gulf Coast Rookie League after batting .323 in high school.
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David Sloan
Santa Clara
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Santa Clara High School
Tony Manning
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Sarasota
Manning
Kennedy seals 3-2 win as Red Sox edge Indians
Boston tops Cleveland 3-2 after John Kennedy drives in the go ahead run on a triple in the sixth inning. Kennedy and a late relief performance from Gary Peters secure the victory for Boston, while Sonny Siebert takes the loss and Norm Cash earns two three run homers in Detroit’s 12-7 win over New York.
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Cleveland
UPI
Boston
John Kennedy
Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Kennedy
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Tribe
Sonny Siebert
Siebert
Ken Harrelson
Gary Peters
Skorich Named Browns Coach Sets Hard Training Tone
Cleveland selects Nick Skorich to replace Blanton Collier as head coach. He tightens off season drills and hair policy, orders a mile run for veterans, and eyes a fast start to camp at Hiram Ohio. Morin Kellerman praise his firm, demanding leadership ahead of 1971 season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Nick Skorich
Cleveland Browns
Skorich
National Football League
Art Modell
Blanton Collier
Browns
Collier
Brown
Hiram
Ohio
Philadelphia Eagles
Milt Morin
Morin
Ernie Kellerman
Blanton
Kellerman
Flyer Grid Meeting Set
New St. Paul head football coach Bill Hubans schedules a meeting for prospective high school players at the high school. The 7 a.m. Thursday session aims to recruit and inform potential players.
Halfway Inn Rallies To Beat Hug Concrete In County Tourney
Halfway Inn of the Norwalk Slo-Pitch League bounced back to reach the contenders by defeating Hug Concrete 15-12 in a county elimination game. Home Savings and Loan topped Sodermeier's Garage 5-4 while Huron County Bank blasted Couch Concrete 21-7 as the county tournament proceeds with three more games tonight.
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Don Hohler
Halfway Inn
Norwalk
Halfway
Home Savings and Loan
Sodermeier
Huron County Bank
Couch Concrete
Hug
Darryl Braden
Verne Gordon
Fosse Named AL All Star Catcher In Detroit
Ray Fosse of the Cleveland Indians was chosen as the American League starting catcher with 645 966 votes over Bill Freehan. The article notes high fan turnout and mentions other top vote getters including Aaron Mays Bench and Yastrzemski as part of the All Star selections and voting context.
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New York
UPI
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Detroit
Aaron
Mays
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Atlanta
Robinson
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
Fosse
Bill Freehan
Cleveland
Indians
Eddie Leon
Leon
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Boog Powell
Carew
Luis Aparicio
Yastrzemski
Tony Oliva
Frank
Lefty Grove League contests halted by darkness protests
In the Lefty Grove League two games were halted without result. The Finance System versus Saginaw Wire game was called after eight and a half innings as darkness fell with Saginaw Wire leading 8-5, to be resumed Saturday morning. Brooker Brothers defeated Bob Meyer Chevrolet but that result is protested.
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Lefty Grove
Finance System
Saginaw Wire
Brooker Brothers
Bob Meyer
Ohio Extends White Bass Ban on Lake Erie
The Ohio Wildlife Council extends the commercial white bass ban and limits sports fishermen from handling the catch. The rule, effective July 5 after a June 28 hearing, follows mercury tests showing levels above safe limits.
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Lake Erie
Ohio Wildlife Council
Council
Casper shrugs off tough Birkdale finish in Open prep
Billy Casper, 40, eagled the last two par fives in a final Open practice at Royal Birkdale. He said he would be happy if he could repeat that in every round. The field includes Nicklaus, Trevino, Melnyk, Palmer, Murphy, Venturi and Hill among 55 internationals chasing $108 000.
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Southport
England
UPI
Royal Birkdale
Billy Casper
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Steve Melnyk
Arnold Palmer
Bob Murphy
Ken Venturi
Dave Hill
Royal
Ancient
Nicklaus
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Pina
Casanova
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Etchebarren
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B. Robinson
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Gogolewski
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Jackson
Hall
O Bahnsen
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McDaniel
Munson
Freehan
Lp-Bahnsen
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Messersmith
LaRoche
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Stephenson
Blyleven
Corbin
Perranoski
Williams
Tischinski
cMullen
Grand Slammers Pace Boys
Jim Borgia
Casey Fogg
Don Sweet
Paducah, Ky
Joe Dan Gold
Mississippi State
Paducah Community College
Bosox Gamble
Washington
Graig Nettles
UPI Telephoto
United States
Miter
Jim Ryan
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Stockholm
Halfway Shocks
Gene Kessler
Mike Murray
Jack Brady
Ed Prior
Mike
Carter
Dennis Jaeckin
Jim Pheiffer
Jim Wasiniak
Rich Carrick
Dauch
Paul Temple
Denny
Davie
Bob Burdge
Joe Gravenhurst
Duane White
Lou Addison
Mike Rice
Willie McCovey
Glenn
Beckett
Chicago Cubs
Joe Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Aaron, Mays
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Robinson
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Moose
IGA
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Lefty Grove League
Howard Graffice
Graffice
Jim Spettle
Mike Beveridge
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