AL East tightens as Orioles beat Red Sox. Brewers top Yankees
The Orioles outslugged Boston 10-6 while Milwaukee beat New York 6-3, tightening the AL East race as Boston leads the pack by one game with Baltimore 6 1/2 back. Detroit topped Cleveland 6-2, Oakland crushed Chicago 10-1, and Minnesota routed California 12-3. Brewers pitcher Jim Colborn led a four-run third in a 6-3 win over the Yankees, and Don Baylor homered in Baltimore.
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Reggie Cleveland
Lee May
Paul Blair
May
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Lee
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Baseball Scoreboard With 16 Baseball Matchups Listed
A historic scoreboard lists matchups for upcoming games including New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Detroit, with pitchers Medich Eckersley Singer Blyleven Perry Osteen Pattin Horgan and others. Thursday and Wednesday games are noted alongside venues Chicago Minnesota San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati and more.
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Medich
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Eckersley
Baltimore
Torrez
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Walker
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Singer
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Blyleven
Oakland
Perry
Chicago
Osteen
Kansas City
Pattin
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Horgan
Boston
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Niekro
San Francisco
Halicki
St. Louis
Reed
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Dierker
Cincinnati
Nolan
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Montreal
Rogers
Bonham
Matlack
San Diego
Royals Power Not Enough In Arlington Roar
Texas Rangers pitcher Ferguson Jenkins allowed 23 home runs this season, with seven in his last two Arlington Stadium starts, yet won both games. In Tuesday night’s 5-4 victory over Kansas City, John Mayberry hit three homers and Harmon Killebrew added one, while Jenkins remained 9-8. Mayberry credited himself with three “mistake” pitches, and Stan Thomas earned his first save. Gaylord Perry started for Texas and Marty Pattin for Royals.
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Texas Rangers
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Arlington Stadium
Kansas City Royals
John Mayberry
Harmon Killebrew
Mayberry
Royals
Catfish Hunter
Texas
Steve Busby
Mike Hargrove
Cesar Tovar
Lenny Randle
RBI
Busby
Mike Cubbage
Hargrove
Jim Sundberg
Kansas City
Sundberg
Steve Mingori
Tovar
Mingori
Cubbage
Gaylord Perry
Marty Pattin
Major league baseball likely to be in Seattle in 1976
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said Seattle will receive a major league team, possibly a relocated club rather than a new expansion. He noted San Francisco Bay area cannot support two clubs and cited the ongoing $20 million lawsuit over the Pilots in deciding Seattle’s future. Kuhn expects a decision soon while awaiting AL President Lee MacPhail’s report on clubhouse harassment claims.
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Swede Gaerderud Sets 3000m Steeplechase World Record in Stockholm
Arn ders Gaerderud of Sweden clocked 8 9.69 in the 3000 meter steeplechase at an international meet in Stockholm edging Poland's Bronislaw Malinowsky who set a national record with 8 12.6. West German Michael Karst finished third with 8 16.2 as other European marks fell in the event plus Belgian Emiel Puttemans won the 5000 meters. American and Swedish sprinters and field athletes also posted notable marks in the varied program.
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Sweden
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Olympic Stadium
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Helsinki
Michael Karst
Takaharu Koyama
Japan
Willi Maier
Emiel Puttemans
Belgium
Tan Stewart
Stewart
Rodolfo Gomez
Mexico
Ludvig Danek
U.S
Athletes Foot Health Ad Promises Quick Results
A dated health ad claims itch and burning ease in minutes with a 3 to 5 day skin healing cycle. It promises healthy skin replacement and a guaranteed refund if not delighted within one hour, urging purchases at all drug stores.
Area Thinclads to face international foes in summer meets
Four area track and field athletes were chosen by the AAU to compete against the Soviet Union in Kiev on July 7 and 8, Poland and Czechoslovakia on July 7 8, West Germany and Pan Africa at Durham on July 18 and 19. The selections include Randy Smith of Wichita State, Kent McDonald and Danny Seay of Lawrence, and Keith Guinn of Mission Kansas.
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Czechoslovakia
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Pan Africa
Durham
N.C
Randy Smith
Wichita State
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Danny Seay
Lawrence
Keith Guinn
Mission
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City Scores Softball League Report and Standings
A cluttered box scores page shows multiple leagues and teams across Wellsville area action. Notable entries include Bomber and Budge’s teams with high totals, plus Jaycees and Giants squads among the midget and junior leagues.
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Nickelson
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Keim
Loretto
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HM. Garcia
Hernandez
Jessie Garcia
Borgoon
John Garcia
Larros
Buck
Ward
Bian
Martinez
Leary
Totals
Pairings Set For Slo Pitch Budge's Chautauqua Days
Thirty two men's teams and seven women's teams prepare for a two-tournament slo pitch event over the holiday weekend at Forest Park and Orris Cox Field. Opening night features Waverly vs Lawrence Campus at 8 pm with most men’s first round games Friday July 4 across four groups. The women's first round occurs July 4 at Forest Park with four matches and a Baldwin bye.
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Lawrence Campus
Sheldon’s Track & Tractor
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Franklin County Implement
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Pyramid Life
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Ruhamah
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Sertoma repeats Ottawa Babe Ruth win over Elks
Sertoma scored its second straight Ottawa Babe Ruth League victory by defeating Elks 40. Tony Reed pitched a one hitter with 17 strikeouts and Roy Dunlap struck out 11 while allowing three hits in the loss. Eagles beat Kiwanis 9-8 in the other Tuesday game with James Martinez winning in relief.
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