Pitching Dentist Lulls Mets To Sleep In Extras
San Diego pitcher known as a dentistry graduate faced the Mets and kept them scoreless through 10 innings. Gary Ross followed with four more innings of no-hit relief before a bases loaded walk in the 14th sealed a 10-0 Padres win. The Giants, Dodgers, Braves and Pirates also won as the NL race tightened.
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New York
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Pat Corrales
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Phillies
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Dave Kingman
Domaso Blanco
Fuentes
Garry Maddox
Mike Ryan
Don Money
Deron Johnson
Dusty Baker
Braves
George Stone
Cecil Upshaw
Ron Santo
Stone
Upshaw
Dodgers
Expos
Bill Russell
Jim Lefebvre
Mike Jorgensen
Clyde Mashore
Willie Stargell
Ramon Hernandez
Pirates
Vic Davalillo
al Oliver
Manny Sanguillen
Astros
Scores and matchups on weekend baseball slate
Scoreboard listing Los Angeles Sutton 94 facing New York Matlack 8 4 and North Chicago Hooton 6 7 at Cincinnati Simpson 4 2 plus Houston Roberts 7 3 at St Louis Gibson 7 5 with Saturday games San Diego at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Atlanta San Francisco at Montreal Los Angeles at New York Chicago at Cincinnati Houston at St Louis and Sunday San Diego at Philadelphia.
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Carlton
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Kison
L. Walker
Hardin
Kelley
McDowell
Stoneman
Henrys Slump May End at Canadian Open Golf
Henry, seeking his first win in three years, shot a six under par 65 to lead after the opening round of the $150,000 Canadian Open at Cherry Hill Club. Snead and Brewer were among four at 67, with Trevino at 69 and Nicklaus absent. Palmer and Player matched par 71.
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Ont
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Georgia Tech
Jed National Airlines
Miami Sun
Henry
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Cherry Hill Club
Sam Snead
West
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
All-Star VoteResults by Position and Player Names
Vote totals show first base Dick Allen Chicago 664173 Norm Cash Detroit 440549 Harmon Killebrew Minnesota 351531 Boog Powell Baltimore 220036 Mike EpStein Oakland 95965 John Mayberry Kansas City 64948 Second base Rod Carew Minnesota 514487 Sandy Alomar California 220754 Cookie Rojas Kansas City 182600 Dave Johnson Baltimore 181999 Doug Griffin Boston 164206 Dick McAuliffe Detroit 131114 Third base Brooks Robinson Baltimore 634227 Sal Bando Oakland 206472 Bill Melton Chicago 199510 Aurelio Rodriguez Detroit 159267 Rico Petrocelli Boston 113179 Ken McMullen California 11656 Shortstop Luis Aparicio Boston 403764 Bert Campaneris Oakland 256616 Fred Patek Kansas City 210393 Ed Brinkman Detroit 180252 Mark Belanger Baltimore 175244 Leo Cardenas California 139201 Outfield Reggie Jackson Oakland 561957 Carl Yastrzemski Boston 371879 Bobby Murcer New York 335653 Carlos May Chicago 261077 Lou Piniella Kansas City 237010 Amos Otis Kansas City 198296 Al Kaline Detroit 188711 Vada Pinson California 157563 Tony Oliva Minnesota 196714 Catcher Bill Freehan Detroit 448923 Ray Fosse Cleveland 310903 Dave Duncan 224008 Thurman Munson New York 210211 Charlton Frisk Boston 127418 Ed Herrmann Chicago 97519
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Chicago
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Detroit
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesta
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Mike Epstein
Oakland
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Sandy Alomar
California
Cookie Rojas
Dave Johnson
Doug Griffin
Boston
Dick McAuliffe
Brooks Robinson
Sal Bando
Bill’ Melton
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rico Petrocelli
Ken McMullen
Luis Aparicio
Bert Campaneris
Fred Patek
Ed Brinkman
al Kaline
Vada Pinson
Tony Oliva
Bill Freehan
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Dave Duncan
Thurman Munson
New York
Charlton Frisk
Ed Herrmann
Local Girls Lose Twice
Ottawa girls softball team dropped two games this week to fall to 4 5 for the summer. Garnett beat the Ottawans 18 to 10 Monday and Osage City won 12 to 5 Wednesday. Ottawa meets Williamsburg next Wednesday at 6 30 at Forest Park.
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Ottawans
Osage City
Williamsburg
Forest Park
Ryun Wins 1500 Meter Heat at Olympic Trials
Jim Ryun moved closer to Olympic gear by winning his 1500 meter heat in 3 45.1 with a 55 second final lap at Eugene Oregon. Dave Wattle also advanced with 3 43.7 as George Young and Steve Prefontaine led other events. Twelve men total moved to finals. Evans and Smith won through in 400 meters.
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Ore
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America
Kansas
U.S
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Bowling Green
Ryun
Woittle
Tom von Ruden
Stillwater
Okla
Howell Michael
Marine Corps
Jerome Howe
Kansas State
Robert Wheeler
Duke
Ryan
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Terry Harrison
Club West
Leonard
Hilton
Houston
Young
Twins name local man Quilici to manage Twins
MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL AP Frank Quilici 33 youngest major league manager debuts tonight at Metropolitan Stadium as the Twins seek to end a four game skid against the New York Yankees. President Calvin Griffith cites player reaction as a key reason for firing Bill Rigney after 21 years of service and replacing him with the former utility infielder who had rejected spring training offers to manage in the minor leagues.
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Twins
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Bill Rigney
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Griffith
Newsmen
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Wisconsin Rapids
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Rigney
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