Baseball scores and results summary for today and schedule
Today's results include Baltimore 5 Minnesota 4 California 6 Boston 5 New York 9 Milwaukee 5 Oakland 5 Washington 3 Chicago 7 Detroit 2 Kansas City at Cleveland rained. Upcoming games list Washington Bosman 3-3 Oakland Hunter 5-2 Boston Siebert 3-1 California Messersmith 4-3 New York Cumberland 1-1 Milwaukee Morris 0-0 Baltimore Palmer 42 Minnesota 4-1 Chicago John 2-6 Detroit Lolich 4-3 Kansas City Morehead 1-0 Cleveland Chance 1-3 Thursday shows Kansas at Minnesota only game. St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 Atlanta 3. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 8 Los Angeles 3 San Diego 6 San Francisco 5 Montreal Stoneman 1-6 Philadelphia Wise 2-1 New York Gentry 3-1 Chicago Hands 5-1 Pittsburgh Moose 1-3 St. Louis Gibson 2-1 San Francisco Robertson 2-2 San Diego Santorini 1-4 Houston Lemaster 2-3 Los Angeles Osteen 3-3 only games scheduled Montreal at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at St. Louis San Francisco at Los Angeles Houston at San Diego Only games scheduled The Future Farmers of America organization was founded in 1928.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Bosman
Hunter
Siebert
Messersmith
Cumberland
Morris
Palmer
John
Lolich
Morehead
Chance
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Montreal Stoneman
Philadelphia
Wise
Gentry
Pittsburgh Moose
St. Louis
Gibson
Robertson
Santorini
Lemaster
Osteen
Montreal
W. L. Pet. G.B
Phil
Killebrew
Carew
Orioles
Twins
Rigney
California Angels
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
New York Mets
Jim Holt
Cesar Tovar
Eddie Watt
Mike Cuellar
Richert
Watt
Earl Weaver
Associated Press
Ernie Banks
Richie Allen
Banks
Atlanta Braves
Allen
Busch Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillie
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Shannon
Deron Johnson
Shannon
Orioles Rally Past Twins to Extend Lead in AL East
Baltimore pitcher Pete Richert survived a ninth inning jam as the Orioles held off the Minnesota Twins 5-4 to extend their AL East lead to six games. Frank Robinson and Don Buford drove in two runs each for Baltimore, while Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew led Minnesota’s early threats before a failed steal and a key double play sealed the win.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Swift Rod Carew
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Bill Rigney
Baltimore
Ioles
Pete Richert
Killebrew
Carew
Orioles
Richert
Elrod Hendricks
Jim Perry
Billy Cowan
California
Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Sal Bando
Oakland
Senators
Washington
Mike Epstein
Dave Duncan
A’s
Jerry Kenney
Curt Blefary
Yanks
Milwaukee
White Sox
Detroit
Jim Northup
Ken Berry
Foyt Aims For Fourth Indy 500 Victory
A J Foyt Jr seeks his fourth Indy 500 win to cement a record breaking all around career. The Houston driver, 35, has 174 USAC starts, 42 victories, and 5 national titles, with his Coyote-Fords built in Houston. He led last year's race before a broken manifold weld sidelined him for 22 minutes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. J. Foyt Jr
Indianpolis Motor Speedway
Houston
Tex
U. S
Foyt
Ford
Tempo as the core of the golf swing says one thing
The author argues tempo or rhythm governs the golf swing, uniting backswing and downswing into a smooth, synchromeshed movement. He stresses focusing on tempo during tournaments, avoiding wandering thoughts, and notes watching Julius Boros and Gene Littler for practical guidance.
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Bob Jones
Julius Boros
Gene Littler
Niee
Morton Reports Shoulder Healed and Ready
Craig Morton, who quarterbacked the Dallas Cowboys last season with a sore throwing shoulder, says his right wing is feeling fine after winter surgery. He has been throwing well this week during coach Tom Landry's two week quarterback school as Roger Staubach challenges for the No 1 job in summer camp.
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Dallas
Craig Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Morton
Atlanta
Tom Landry
Roger Staubach
Longhorns Braced for New Memorial Stadium Deck
Texas fans eye a 15 000 seat deck at Memorial Stadium amid delays and weather woes. Senior stars led by Steve Worster and James Street headline a tough 1970 schedule including California UCLA SMU Texas A M and a televised Arkansas rematch.
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Robert Heard Austin
Texas Longhorns
Memorial Stadium
Texas
Houston
Texas Tech
James Street
Steve Worster
Cotton Speyrer
Bobby Wuensch
Scott Henderson
Bill Zapalac
Bill Atessis
Jim Bertelsen
California
UCLA
SMU
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Banks Drives Cubs to 4-3 Eleven inning win over Braves
Ernie Banks belted his 500th career homer as the Cubs edged the Braves 4-3 in 11 innings. Ron Santo delivered a bases loaded infield single in the 11th to push Chicago ahead. Billy Williams added a 12th homer and Rico Carty extended his hit streak for Atlanta.
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Richie
Joe Hague
Allen
Lou Brock
Chuck Taylor
Banks
Pat Jarvis
Babe Ruth
Gerry Staley
St. Louis
Lee Durocher
Ron Santo
Cubs
Atlanta
Billy Williams
Braves
Rico Carty
Skein
Tommy Holmes
Cincinnati
Jim Merritt
Pittsburgh
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
San Diego
San
Montreal and Denver Pick Olympic Sites for 1976 Games
The IOC selected Montreal for the 1976 Summer Olympics and Denver for the Winter Games. Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau pledged major facilities and aims to avoid Canadian taxpayers’ costs, while Denver outlined plans for venues, an Olympic Village, and a 30 million plus budget.
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Amsterdam
Montreal
Denver
International Olympic Committee
Moscow
Los Angeles
Colorado
United States
Soviet Union
Sam Yorty
Russia
Tass
Yorty
Sion
Switzerland
Vancouver
British Columbia
Tampere
Finland
IOC
Munich
Germany
Sapporo
Japan
Jean Drapeau
Drapeau
Olympic Village
Lake Ontario
University of Denver
Spurs Lose Lead in Tight Texas League Night
The Dallas Fort Worth Spurs suffer a 6-5 loss as Bob Gallagher steals home for Albuquerque Dodgers in Turnpike Stadium. El Paso belts Amarillo 11-2 and San Antonio beat Memphis 5-2 as El Paso leads TL West.
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Associated Press
Dallas- Fort Worth Spurs
Bob Gallagher
Albuquerque
Dodgers
Turnpike Stadium
el Paso
Amarillo
Shreveport
Arkansas
San Antonio
Memphis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lloyd Allen
Dick White
Dayle Campbell
Matt Moschetti
Jim Dunegan
Dunegan
Tacoma
Dale Roberts
Braves
Andrews Wallops Eagles for 15-6 Victory in Pecos
Andrews Mustangs outscored Pecos 15 to 6 as Tom Ryan hit the lone homer and teammate an apparent over the fence double. Pecos pitcher changes included Chris Spray leaving with an injury, Johnny Fuentez stepping in, then Spray returning before Jimmy White and Ronnie Kirkwood closed.
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Pecos Eagles
Andrews Mustangs
Eagles
Pecos
Andrews
Tom Ryan
Ryan
Mustangs
Chris Spray
Johnny Fuentez
Spray
Jimmy White
Ronnie Kirkwood
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