Mitterwald's Hot Bat Saves Twins in 11th Inning
The Minnesota Twins rally from two deficits to beat the Chicago White Sox 7-6 in 11 innings as George Mitterwald delivers an early homer and four hits including the decisive 11th inning run-scoring hit. Oliva, Reese also factor with key RBIs and a late burst overturns a Sox lead.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
George
Chicago
George Mitterwald
Mitterwald
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Joe Horlen
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Oliva
Mike Andrews
Indians Defeat Cubs In Junior League Roundup 13-11
In the opener the Indians beat the Cubs 13 to 11 as Royse led with three hits and two doubles, while Moore took the loss. In the nightcap the Yankees rallied past the Mets 13 to 12 after a 11-run second inning by the Mets, with Reed charged the loss and Coen praised for the win.
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Kansas City Royals
Dick Drago
Drago
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Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Mel Queen
Don Kessinger
Ron Santo
Cubs
Jim McGlothlin
Lee May
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Braves
Ralph Garr
Indians
Jon Moore
Jon Schoonover
Jeff Fredricks
Mark Royse
Brian Roller
Royse
Moore
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Mets
David Switzer
Alan + Keefer
Love
Tony Reed
Jim Coen
Craig Chaney
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Shutt
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Geist
Gordon
Roller
Sheffield
Robinson
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Gragg
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Cook
Fredricks
White
McCullough
Stevenson
L. Burke
Spencer
Marburg
Leech
Sheler
Snyder
A. Burke
Italy
Allenbrand
Coen
League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The Associated Press lists American League leaders by 150 at bats with Oliva and Murcer atop batting averages, Buford and Yastrzemski leading runs, Killbrew White and Petrocelli among RBI leaders, and Oliva and Cash with home runs. National League highlights include W Davis and Garr high in hits, Stargell and Aaron among RBI leaders, and Stargell with home runs. notable pitchers include Blue and Carlton with best records and Stoneman and Jenkins leading strikeouts.
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Murcer
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Bast
R.smith
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Yastrzemski
Killebrew
White
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Jenkins
Chic
Fast NCAA qualifying times shock Seattle track news
NCAA championships in Seattle tightened the field as many athletes posted quicker times than expected. Marty Liquori of Villanova complained about fast pacing after edging Greg Carlberg of Nebraska at 4:00.7 to reach the finals, while Eddie Hart and Jim Breen described the rounds as do or die and too hard for comfort. Bobby Orr’s previous NHL totals are noted as 102 assists and 37 goals to reach 139 points.
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Seattle
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Greg Carlberg
Nebraska
U.S
Eddie Hart
California
Jim Breen
Kentucky
Boston Bruin
Bobby Orr
Bowling ILGWU League Highlights High Scores
The segment lists top performances in various divisions such as OVEREDGE, ZIPPPERS, and DOLLAR LETTERS with players like Zlalsdorf Minden and Ransom posting notable scores. It references teams and departments including ABLE DEPT and SHIPPING with multiple high marks noted across dates in 10-30 ranges.
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ILGWU
I. Eaberist
Able Dept
G. Zlalsdorf
Q .Zippers
Dodd
Minden
Reddick
K. Baston
Softball Roundup Friday Results
In the city league roundups the Blue Jays edged Leftovers 13 to 8 in a girls game. In men’s action Boise Cascade 13 defeated Underwood Plumbing 12, Gibson’s 13 beat Patterson’s 1, and Black Express 9 topped City B.
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Blue Jays
Leftovers
Boise Cascade
Underwood Plumbing
Gibson's
Patterson
Black Express
City B
OU Thinclad May Be on TV
Ottawa University's Bob Winn may be featured on CBS telecast of the NAIA track and field championships. Winn won the NAIA javelin title at Billings Montana and was interviewed after his victory by Ralph Boston. The program airs Sunday at 2:30 PM on Channel 5.
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Ottawa University
Bob Winn
CBS
Winn
Billings
Mont
Ralph Boston
Channel 5
Red Sox beat Athletics 8 to 2 in midget league game
In Thursday action the Red Sox defeated the Athletics 8 to 2 as Higbie and Sellers led at the plate. Higbie pitched the complete game for the win while Mendell took the loss for the Athletics. Senators out-scored White Sox 16 to 12 with Ball and Flippo among top hitters.
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Red Sox
Athletics
Jeff Higbie
Jere Sellers
Craig ‘Snyder
Higbie
Roger Mendell
Senators
White Sox
Lonnie Flippo
Rodney Ball
Flippo
Highie
Sellers
Moore
Schoch
Brill
Didde
Parker
Sjogren
Gahagan
Castleberry
Turner
Croucher
Scott
Lines
Stevens
Totals
Mendell
Bien
Toumberlin
Seyler
Thompson
Converse
Geislar
Burlingham
Wells
Anderson
Snydery
Ingram
Ball
Wassmer
Wolf
Strehlow
Ewbank
Rothwell
Malouf
McFarland
Seaborn
Skinner
O'Hara
Garrett
White
R. Geist
Ralston
Open Leader Harris Leads U S Open After Round One
Labron Harris shot 67 at Merion to lead the 71st National Open by one stroke. Notables, including Lanny Wadkins and Jack Nicklaus, sit two back at 68 with several players close behind. Palmer struggled to a 73, while Jacklin posted 75 as weathered greens tested early scoring.
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Harris
Merion
Lanny Wadkins
U.S
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Hinson
Goalby
Tony Jacklin
Baseball Scores and Standings Summary Card
East Division standings show Pittsburgh leading with 40 wins and 24 losses, followed by New York and St Louis. West includes San Francisco and Los Angeles contending, with Montreal and Houston in mixed positions. Friday and weekend matchups feature key divisional clashes and night games across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
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Renko
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Rosberger
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California
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Siebert
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Hunter
Lockwood
Bradley
Perry
Hoist The Flag Nearing Greatest Victory After Recovery
Hoist The Flag, once a top Triple Crown prospect, shows remarkable healing from a severe leg fracture. Dr. Mark Gerard reports 90 percent healing in the cannon bone area and 80 to 85 percent in the long pastern. The colt, owned by Mrs. Stephen C. Clark, broke down after a March 31 Bay Shore workout at Aqueduct and underwent successful reconstruction, with a study on possible future stud use ongoing.
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New York
Mark Gerard
Haist
Stephen C. Clark
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