Pirates and Mets clash as NL East race tightens
The Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Mets split NL East action, Bailey homering for the Expos in an 8-0 showing while Chicago’s Ferguson Jenkins held the Mets to a single run in a 1-1 Cubs win. Elsewhere, Houston beat Atlanta 7-4 then lost 3-1, St Louis beat Philadelphia 4-1, and San Diego crushed Cincinnati 19-3 with Ollie Brown homering. Bailey’s 16th homer cleared the center-field fence, 420 feet, with Ron Fairly and Rusty Staub driving in earlier runs.
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Hairy problem in Philly could wind up in court
Philadelphia Phillies implicated in a grooming dispute as Hank McGraw of the Eugene Emeralds faces suspension for hair length. MLBPA backs McGraw, noting civil liberties aspects and potential appeals through the association, the commissioner, and possibly the courts. McGraw, a 305 hitter with 14 home runs and 49 RBI, is supported by his brother Lug who plays for the Mets.
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Baseball pennant chase reshapes majors in late season
In a preview of looming races teams like Cincinnati, Minnesota, Baltimore and New York vie for division titles as September approaches. Key plots center on Cincinnati's likely clinch, the Mets Pirates and Cubs in a tight NL East race, and the Angels Tigers and Orioles in a tense AL battle with possible 93 to 100 win thresholds.
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Angels Rally Past Twins to Clip Seven-Game Cushion
May led with a six hit string as the Angels built a four run inning to topple Jim Hunter and seize second in the AL West on an eight game road swing. Fregosi and McMullen added outsized drives while Hunter unraveled in the fourth, giving the Angels a pivotal win over Minnesota.
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Padres 10 Reds 3 win highlighted by Spencer triple and May error
Baseball page reports Padres defeating Reds 10 to 3. Jim Spencer tripled, Jay Johnstone and Bill Voss extra bases powered the rally, May doubled and May later scored on a baserunning error. Angel hitters then produced a sixth straight single sequence before the miscue left May on third. Details muddy with several misread names and stray notes mixed with standings and Lakewood Softball notices.
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Giants Pitlock Shuts Dodgers in Eight-Game Stand
Giants pitcher Pitlock limited the Dodgers in a tough eight game set that also involved the Giants Braves and Reds. McCovey belted his 26th homer in the first, giving Pitlock a 1 opportunity. Hart added a fifth homer in the eighth off Pete Mikkelson as the Dodgers struggled against Pillock, who carried a 10 3 minor league mark at Phoenix.
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Sizemore Sparks Dodgers In 5-2 Loss To Giants
Ted Sizemore collected three hits and drove in all Dodgers runs as Los Angeles dropped a 5-2 decision to San Francisco. He had the Dodgers' only RBIs and reached base in five straight innings while Manny Mota contributed a single and key errors supported by Giants' Bobby Bonds and Tito Fuentes.
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Turson and Salt Lake Face Off in PCL Results
Fezune 2 defeats byrn wall and Turson edges Salt Lake 2 while Snakane posts 7 and Eypone loses to Texas League entrant Albuavernne. Amara leads Arkansas with 10 as Shravenen and Dallas-Fort Worth Basel split San Antonio 5 to Memphis 2. Leulullin 1s Timomien Rocnestar beat Winnipoa. Syracuse tops Columbus 7 6 and Richmond records 3.
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Twins edge in doubleheader as Perry injured midgame
J. Perry left with a pulled groin in the ninth after winning his 16th decision as Minnesota split a May Day doubleheader in the Twin Cities. Reese drove in both runs in the opener, while Krausse faltered late in the nightcap, and Detroit and Chicago also fell in late-night actions. Bosman and Grzenda combined for a Detroit blanking by Washington, and Kansas City beat Chicago behind four-hit pitching.
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Dallas Cowboys Trim Roster With Massey Among Cut Outs
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DeJardin Appointed General Manager of 76ers
Nan DeJardin, longtime general manager of the Carolina Cougars in the American Basketball Association, was chosen Monday to lead the Philadelphia 76ers. The appointment elevates DeJardin to oversee team strategy and operations as the franchise seeks stability amid ongoing league play.
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