Lolich Tops Yankees As Tigers Grab Five Game Series
Mickey Lolich rebounded from a shaky start to blank the Yankees on five hits over five innings, improving to 9-4 as Detroit won 7 2. Don Wert and Bill Freehan drove in runs including Freehan's homer. Elsewhere, Chicago beat Cleveland 3 2 and Baltimore defeated Kansas City 10 6.
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Little League box score chaos shows mixed team totals and names
ABA team American White Sox and Yanks, Pirates, Braves, Dodgers, Giants line scores and totals listed for innings. Player lines include Cummings, Wallace, Royse, Baker, Waymire, Roush, Servatius among numerous batters and pitchers. Final tallies show Braves 18, Dodgers 3 and Giants 10 with varied runs, hits, and errors across sides.
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Pirates Face Dodgers in Opening Little League Card
Pirates meet Dodgers in a season opener while Cubs clash with Giants and Dodgers play Braves. Braves host Pirates in a separate matchup as the NATFIGNAL schedule appears to list three more games with teams indicated.
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Ralston and Richey Favored On Clay
River Forest Wisconsin AP Defending champions Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield and Nancy Richey of Dallas are top seeds for the National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament opening Monday. Both players are No 1 in the nation among 64 men and 92 women. Miss Richey has won the trophy twice and can retire it with another victory.
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Senior League box score lines with multiple teams
League baseball box scores show ELKS 4 ABR H Stephenson 2000 G Abbott 4 0 0 Drake 401-2 Underwood 9-202 Rinehart 3 0 1 T Queen 3 0 1 Gibson 3 0 1 Nunez 2010 Totals 3-4-8 BOYS CLUB II Adams 2 0 0 Reneau 3 0 1 Shefield 8-0-0 Hughes 3 0-0 Kimes 10 0 Nesbitt 20 0 Stark 2 0 0 Totals 221-1 ROTARY 6 Gumm 4e1-0 Sheldon 4-1-1 Brown 4 0 0 Stevens 4-2-0 Horn 4e1el Kloster 4.0 1 Cocke ran 200 Wadkins 3 0 0 Geiss 1 0 0 Liebaker 1 0 0 Salb 21-0 Totals 33603 EAGLES 9 Bishop 4 1 0 Kersley 4 3 1 G Reynolds 41-2 S Shisler 4 2 0 Matthews 4 2 0 Pollom 4 0 0 Van Fossen 4 0 0 T Shiseler 3 0 1 Thompson 2 0 0 Bell 12 0 0 Totals 34 9 66
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Kelso Returns to Spotlight in Diamond State Handicap
Kelso the five time American champion and world money leader appears in his first major race of the year on Saturday at Delaware Park. The gelding from Bohemia Stable carries top weight 130 pounds in the 11 16 miles Diamond State Handicap, a $20 000 added race overshadowing the Hollywood Derby. Kelso has raced only once since clinching 1965 Horse of the Year with a Washington D C victory.
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Allen's Bat Tops Boos In National League Roundup
National League standings and standout at bats highlight a roundup where Rich Allen of the Phillies drives in a 4-2 win with a grand slam and raises his average to .336 while facing boos over a recent quarrel. Willie Mays gains on the all time NL homer list as Maury Wills sparks the Dodgers to a 9-4 win and Hank Aaron powers the Braves in a 12th inning victory.
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Vet Overshadows Rookies Bow By Astros Rookie
Astros rookie Joe Morgan, 21, goes six for six with two homers and six hits total. Veteran Frank Bolling, 34, saves the Braves with a 12th inning RBI double in a 9 8 win. Morgan dazzles in loss as Bolling’s late hit seals victory.
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