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Major league results show Baltimore 3 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 6 New York 5 in 11 innings. Oakland 3 Chicago 0. California 4 Milwaukee 3. Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1 in 10. Today's games include Murphy 8 6 Oakland Milwaukee Brabender 4 9 Kansas City Fitzmorris 4 2 Minnesota Hall 3 2 Oakland Seguin 3 4 Chicago Moore 3 7 New York Stottlemore 8 6 Detroit Niekro 8 6 Cleveland Hand 2 7 Baltimore Such 1 3 Washington Peters 5 7 Friday night doubleheaders Oakland California Chicago Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Washington New York Cleveland Boston two twi nights.
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Reds Hit First Home Run In New Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds slugger Tommy Helms connected for the team’s first homer in the new Riverfront Stadium, powering a 9-2 victory over Atlanta. Helms’ 15th career shot, last hit in 1969, gave the Reds a memorable opening in 1970.
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Dodgers Top Astros 6-3 Behind Grabarkewitz Three Homers
Dodgers third baseman Bill Grabarkewitz homered for the third time this year and added a double and single as Los Angeles defeated Houston 6-3. Claude Osteen earned the win. Fred Gladding took the loss after Houston built a 2-0 lead.
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Silent Screen invited to Monmouth Handicap
Silent Screen, winner of Belmont Park's Sar • anac Handicap, was invited to compete in the $100,000 Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park on August 8.
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McLain Back In Lineup As Tigers Rally To Edge Yankees
Denny McLain returned to action for Detroit after a suspension and gave up five runs in 5 1 3 innings as Mickey Stanley delivered an unearned run in the 11th for a 6 5 Tigers win over the Yankees. Kenney noted Yankee hitters adjusted to his curve ball while Palmer spun eight hits as Baltimore beat Cleveland 3 0.
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Artificial Grass Sparks Baseball Controversy in Major Leagues
Major league teams plan seven parks to install synthetic turf amid heat injuries and fears it could shorten careers. Players report sore legs and faster grounders, while hitters anticipate more scoring and higher averages as debates unfold about the turf’s impact on the game.
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Abbatiello Reaches 1500th Victory in Harness Racing
Carmine Abbatiello became the 25th driver in harness history to win 1500 career races when he scored with Stereo Scott at Roosevelt Raceway on Wednesday night.
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NCAA limits 40 college baseball games facing strong opposition
The NCAA proposes a 40 game college baseball season for 1971 72 drawing heavy opposition from coach Ron Dedeaux USC who warns it would be a backward step. John Kaiser of St John s University supports Dedeaux citing travel costs recruiting and training impacts.
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