Nolan Ryan Dominates Orioles in Midweek Angel Victory
Nolan Ryan dazzled with 12 strikeouts over seven innings as the Angels defeated the Orioles 3-1 in a midweek crowd at the Big A. Frank Robinson hit his 10th homer in five games, but Baltimore’s early first inning lead faded as Rich Coglinski scored on a wild pitch sequence. Ryan received three standing ovations from fans who called him a pitching god, while Angels manager Bobby Winkles lamented luck not favoring his club.
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Bobby Winkles
Nolan Ryan
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Dick Williams
Oakland
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Robinson
Lee Btanton
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Salifornia
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Jon Canari
Mary Star tops Cards in Mack finale at Blair Field
Bruce Schiff scored the game's only run on an error as Mary Star defeated the Great Western Cards 1-0 to close the Mack finale at Blair Field. Mike Ongarato and Drew Bents held the Cards to two hits, with Ongarato yielding their first two innings. In the opener, Bob McKelvey and Mike Lilley drove in two runs each as Mawaiian Gardens beat the Douglas Jets 6-3.
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Bruce Schiff
Mike Ongorato
Drew Bents
Nall
Mary Star
Connie Mack
Blair Field
Ongorato
Bob McKelvey
Mike Lilley
Mawaiian Gardens
Douglas Jets
Democrats boast secret pitch in congressional baseball game plan
In a letter to Desr Slugger Mayers, Demo captain Rep. Frank M. Clark claims a new pitch called Watergate Blooper could disrupt Republicans in the July 40 game at Baltimore Memorial Stadium. He notes Democrats have lost six straight and cites a $350,000 payoff if the GOP is hit by the pitch.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Clark
Republians
Henry Gonzales
Ron Dellums
Dodgers slip past rivals in erratic late rally
In a tense action packed game Dodgers edge opponents as Lou Brock swipes a base and Willie Davis returns from a leg strain to deliver a sacrifice fly. Cey hits slump continues through 20 at bats while facing tough pitching in a rollercoaster four game set.
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Hollingworth Stakes Race Ends With Disputed Fines
Kentuckian wins by a nose as Life Cycle earns $15,000 and Tri Jet $5,625. Vince DeGregory fined $100 by stewards for not taking care of his business. The page notes one million city sales but none at the racetrack.
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Cubs overpower Padres as Carde nal drives in four
Sose Cardenal batted in four runs with a bases loaded double and a solo homer to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 12-5 victory over San Diego. The win halts a six game slide and increases Chicago's NL East lead to 14 games. Burt Hooton earned the win, Bonham notching the save. In other games, Cincinnati edged Montreal 3-2, Milwaukee beat Texas 4-1, and Minnesota defeated Boston 6-2. The article also notes a Boston vs Minnesota score and mentions a volleyball event with mixed doubles at Alamitos Bay Recreation Center on Saturday and a men's doubles event on Sunday.
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San Diego
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Randy Hundley
Fete Rose
Dan Driessen
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Bob Bailey
Bob Stinson
Pedro Borbon
Rod Carew
Bobby Darwin
DU Tony Oliva
Pace Minesota
Decker
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Twins
Reggie Smith
Skip Lockwood
Eduardo Rodriguez
Howard Walker
Betty Weaver
Eq Ferrer
Becky Montoya
Bay Shore
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Gary Stone
Larry Chowan
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Olympic win for Del Campo over Carrasco at Olympic Auditorium
Jose Del Campo 27-3 defeated Jorge Carrasco 2-5-1 by unanimous 10 round decision Thursday night in Mexico City at the Olympic Auditorium. Carrasco was stunned in the first round and floored at 2 11, but rose and fought on as Del Campo secured points each round. A sixth round eye cut prompted a referee check but the bout continued.
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All-Star selections altered as fans demand returns Mays Ryan
National and American Leagues, with approval from commissioner Kuhn, add players Willie Mays and Nolan Ryan to their All-Star rosters. Managers Anderson and Williams had left out the aging stars, but fan interest and the game’s history as the fans’ game prompted the overrides for Kansas City and New York markets.
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Thave Concepcion
Cincinnati
Parrett Evans
Dave Johnson
Atlanta
Joe Torre
American League Baseball Leaders and Rosters Fragment
A garbled OCR list names players and teams across the American League and other franchises. It mentions Blomberg, Carew, Murcer, Jackson, Murcer again, and several pitchers, with scattered team affiliations and stats. The fragment reads like a partial standings or roster page with many unreadable sections.
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