Veterans Streaks Drive NL Roundup and Seaver Slump
Claude Osteen pitched a 5-0 win over Pittsburgh to extend his streak to five victories. Tom Seaver dropped his fourth straight in a 3-1 loss to Atlanta. Houston crushed Montreal 8-0 as the Expos dropped to 11 straight losses. In other AL action Boston beat Minnesota 5-1 and Detroit topped California 4-2. Osteen allowed six hits and lowered his ERA to 2.48 as Wes Parker drove in three runs.
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Osteen
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Blass
Seaver
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Expos
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco
St. Louis
Dodgers
Mets
Philadelphia
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Rico Carty
Astros
Tom Griffin
Doug Rader
Joe Pepitone
Rader
Griffin
Man of Extremes Rich Sports Buff Hunt Drives 5-Year-Old Car
Lamar Hunt, Dallas based sports impresario and co owner of the Dallas Texans, leads a sprawling family sports empire with interests in Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Fort Worth baseball, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Tornado soccer, and World English Tennis. He values profits but remains a devoted fan who lives modestly, drives a Plymouth, mows his lawn, and keeps a lean public image.
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Hunt
Will Grimsley
Dallas
Lamar Hunt
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Norma
Lamar
Clark
H. L. Hunt Enterprises
First National Bank
H. L
Gray
Saemar Hunt
National Football League
AFL
NFL
Tommy Mercer
Dallas- Fort Worth
Chicago Bulls
National Baseball Association
United States
Bill McNutt
Dallas Tornado
World Englship Tennis
Wr Hill Jr
Dallas Texans
Dallas Cowboys
Clint Murchison
Y. L. Hunt
Kansas City
Champion Chiefs
Dallas-Fort Worth
San Diego
Seattle
Cleveland
Baseball Thursday results and schedule across leagues
Results show Houston 8 Montreal 0, Atlanta 3 New York 1, Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 0. Friday and weekend matchups list San Francisco Chicago, Los Angeles Pittsburgh, Montreal Atlanta, New York Cincinnati, Philadelphia Houston. American League East standings highlight Baltimore and New York atop divisions with several games noted for upcoming matchups and pitcher decisions.
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Houston
Montreal
Atlanta
New York
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Marichal
Chicago
Jenkins
Ryan
Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Vance
Ellis
San Diego
Corkins
St. Louis
Torrez
Stoneman
Stone
Philadelphia
Short
Lemaster
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. Gm
Philaphia
San Fran
Indestructible Golf Ball Claims Lead to Guinness Hype
New York reports Chemold Corp unveils a golf ball pounded 1000 times by machine and 93 consecutive hits. it withstood 20000 pounds of pressure and self resealed after dents within four to seven minutes. Manufactured with a patented plastic formula, triple painted and dried 24 hours. The piece notes a 1912 Shawnee Invitational anecdote of a 130 yard hole completed in 166 strokes.
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Chemold Corp
Jake LaMotta
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Orioles fall to home-run loss as Yankees rally in 12th
Frank Fernandez and Sal Bando pace Oakland past Baltimore 4-2. Horace Clarke and Bobby Murcer spark a 12th inning rally to beat Kansas City. Yankees edge Orioles after Clarke’s game winning hit. Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland win while Mets, Dodgers, Astros shut out foes. Mudcat Grant helps Tribe extend win streak and spoil Milwaukee debut.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Jim Rooker
Frank Fernandez
Sal Bando
Oakland A’s
Baltimore
Yankees
Rooker
Horace Clarke
Bobby Murcer
Clarke
Booker
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Atlanta
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Montreal
Oakland
Don Mincher
Tom Phoebus
Fernandez
Bando
Jim Hardin
Homer
Mudcat Grant
Catfish Hunter
Brooks Robinson
Merv Rettenmund
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Mets
Murcer
Yanks
Ron Woods
Gene Michael
Pete Ward
Moe Drabowsky
Jerry Kenney
Mike Andrews
Billy Conigliaro
Red Sox
Twins
Sonny Siebert
Andrews
Jim Kaat
Conigliaro
White Sox
Dick Bosman
Carlos May
Bill Milton
Bobby Knoops
Milton
Ray Fosse
Indians
Ray Peters
Ted Savage
Brewers
Belmont Stakes field features Personality and My Dad George
In the 102nd Belmont Stakes at New York Personality seeks a fourth big win in five starts while My Dad George aims to become the first horse to place second in all three Triple Crown races. A field of seven includes Delaware Chief Aggressively Nee ds N Pens Climber Stop Time and Hark The Lark. Dust Commander is absent with a sore ankle. Post time around 5:30 p.m. EDT and CBS TV coverage.
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New York
Ethel D. Jacobs
Personality
Raymond M. Curtis
My Dad George
Arts and Letters
Majestic Prince
Paul Mellon
Elliott Burch
Mrs. Jacobs
Cansar Stable
el Peco Ranch
Aggressively
Thomas Fleming
Needles N Pens
Brook
CBS
Bud McManus
Dad George
George
Quicken Tree
Baffle
Hollywood Park
Fernando Alvarez
Jerry Lambert
War Censor
Jungle Cove
Dinner Gang
Suffolk Downs
Pattee Canyon
Arlington Park
Golden Gate
Delaware Park
Tatoi
Bill Hartack
Cut the Comedy
Helodore Gustines
Liberty Bell
Buffaro
Brazen Brother
Indians Beat Tigers 9 3 in Pecos Pony League
The Indians defeated the Tigers 9 to 3 on Thursday night in the Pecos Pony League. Winning pitcher was Wade McLain and losing pitcher Donny Herod. Charlie Morse hit a home run for the Indians.
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Indians
Tigers
Wade McLain
Donny Herod
Charlie Morse
The
Inedians
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