Twins Move To Second In AL Behind Revived White Sox
Dick Coach reports Minnesota tops Yankees twice as Tony Oliva drives key hits in an 8-3 7-6 doubleheader split lifting the Twins into second place three games behind Chicago. Earlier, Tom Johns two-hitter backed a 4-0 Sox win over Baltimore while Detroit beat Cleveland 6-1 and California beat Boston 4-3 and Kansas City shut out Washington 4-0 after a 4-3 opener loss.
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Oliva Sparks Twins in Rallying Twin Bill Sweep
Healthy Oliva goes 5 for 9 with a home run and triple as Minnesota beats the Yankees twice to extend a seven game win streak and move to second in the AL. Oliva declares himself back in form after a season of injuries.
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City Scores JR High Girls Softball Dirty Sneakers-10
Local softball league scores list many teams and players across multiple schools and churches including Foster Kille Bene dett Williams Hart Hinderliter Firee stone Woodward Bowers for Dirty Sneakers Buttercups Fabert Runquist Scribner Scribner Kersley Elliott Merriman Selby Bachelor Page Van Loeren Bayer Totals FOURSQUARE Gillaspie Mills Sumner Cleven ger Greisen Woods Sumner Gillaspie Sumner B. Totals FIRST BAPTIST Bethany Chapel Faith Lutheran Rotary KIWANB Boy's CLUB Elks Grogan Hart Kramer Holland Totals
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Yanks Acquire Steve Barber From Orioles
The New York Yankees obtained pitcher Steve Barber, 28, from the Baltimore Orioles for more than the $20,000 waiver price and two players to be named later. Barber, 6 foot 207 pounds, has recent arm trouble but pitched 3-0 with one hit against California last April. He also incurred a $500 fine after briefly jumping the Orioles in early June.
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New York Yankees
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Nash Figures Slider Will Cut Down Homers
Kansas City pitcher Jim Nash says the slider will lower home run pitches and win totals. He used it effectively in a 4-0 shutout of Washington for his ninth win, throwing 20 sliders with 15 for strikes and noting a key double play against Frank Howard. Nash credits pitching coach Cot Deal for teaching the slider four weeks ago and cites improved control and timing as his major gains this season.
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Lyndon Edges Ottawa B Team 3-2 on Seventh Inning Error
Lyndon defeats Ottawa 3-2 on an Ottawa error in the seventh inning to snap Ottawa's three-game win streak and tie the season series. Lyndon pitcher Lloyd Tiffany limited Ottawa to two runs as Lyndon overcome an early two-run Ottawa output despite Honn of Ottawa homering and driving in two. the decisive error and late defensive plays sealed the game.
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US Women Still Winning At Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports show three of four U S women advancing in Tuesday quarterfinals. Billie Jean King defeated Virginia Wade 7 5 6 2, Rosemary Casals 18 of San Francisco beat Judy Tegart 7 5 6 4, Kathy Harter beat Lesley Turner 7 5 1 6 6 2.
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Alston names NL All Star Super Subs
Los Angeles manager Walter Alston named nine reserve players for the National League All Star Game in Anaheim on July 11. Catchers Tom Haller and Tim McCarver. infielders Ernie Banks Tommy Helms Tony Perez. outfielders Willie Mays Pete Rose Rusty Staub Jimmy Wynn. Mays keeps part of his All Star record with another selection.
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