Perry Dominates Reds as Giants Win 10-0 in NL Roundup
Gaylord Perry pitched a two hitter to lead the San Francisco Giants past Cincinnati 10-0, raising his record to 10-1. Marichal, Koufax and other NL stars also won, with Koufax becoming the majors' winningest pitcher after scattering seven hits and striking out 11. The Giants hit five homers, highlighting Tom Haller Davenport Landrum and Hart.
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Baseball Scoreboard Today and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 45 wins and 27 losses while Pittsburgh sits at 39 29 and Los Angeles 40 30. Sunday results include Chicago routing New York and Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 2 0. Upcoming games list Houston at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among others.
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Five veteran coaches named to College Baseball Hall of Fame
The College Baseball Hall of Fame adds five coaches including Paul Eckley of Amherst Bill McCarthy NYU Frank G McCormick Minnesota Clarke Noble Mississippi State and Glenn Martin SIU. Martin ends a 28 year SIU baseball tenure and has served as football athletic director and goodwill tour conductor.
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Major Stars PITCHING and BATTING Hit Giants and Orioles
Gaylord Perry pitched the Giants to a 10-0 win over Cincinnati, improving to 10-1 with a two hitter. Boog Powell led Baltimore with three hits and four RBIs as the Orioles crushed California 12 to 7.
Rain Delays Elks versus Olathe doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field
Rain postponed Sundays doubleheader between Ottawa American Legion Elks and Olathe at Orlis Cox Field. Makeup games scheduled for a later date. Elks host Paola in a league game at 8 p.m. Wednesday on West Second Street diamond. Ottawa to participate in the Parsons Invitational Tournament over the weekend.
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Powell Powers Orioles Past Angels with Four RBI Burst
Boog Powell fueled Baltimore’s 12 7 demolition of California as he drove in four runs with three hits. Powell’s hot streak, now at .402 over the last month with nine homers and 30 RBIs, lifts the Orioles toward a larger AL lead, aided by Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson’s multi hit games. Meanwhile overpowering performances from Harmon Killebrew and the Twins, Yankees, and Red Sox secure division momentum as Detroit falls behind.
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Andretti to Try Stock Car Racing Next Week
Italian driver Mario Andretti, 26, won the Championship 300 at Atlanta in a rear-engine Ford, his 500th consecutive front-running USAC mile streak. He says he will race a Dodge Charger in Daytona Beach Firecracker 400 next week, praising the Dodge car after praising his Ford team. Johncock and Foster completed the top four as Foster faced a three-lap penalty.
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Korean boxer Kim Kis Soo wins junior middleweight title
In Seoul Kim Kis Soo outpointed Italy’s Nino Benvenuti to claim the world junior middleweight crown. The Caracas bout saw Peardt Gomez stopping Hiroshi Kobayashi, while Tokyo’s Yoshi Nakane defeated Dio Espinosa by decision in a Manila event.
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Emerson Upset By Countryman In Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Unseeded Australian Owen Davidson defeats defending champion Roy Emerson 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, halting Emerson’s bid to become the first man since Fred Perry to win three straight titles. Nancy Richey reached the quarterfinals, beating Kathy Harter 6-2 6-4. Ken Fletcher outlasted Jaidip Mukerjea 2-6 10-8 9-7 3-6 6-1 and advances to face Manuel Santana after rain-delayed play. Bobby Wilson’s knee injury ended his match.
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Casper Wins Western Open to Take PGA Money Lead
Casper, 35, won the Western Open at Medinah No 3 with a 283 total, beating Palmer and four-time winner of the National Open by a playoff. He earned $20,000 for the win and moved to the PGA money-leading spot with $69,749 for the year. He outpaced young prospects Zarley Blancas and Aaron, aided by a late birdie on the 3rd hole and a clean putt game. Palmer finished tied for ninth after a 289.
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