Capra Shines As Braves Rout Expos In Nine Hit Affair
Braves righty Capra, once a Mets castoff, anchors a 16 hit assault to beat Montreal 4 0. Mets rainout with Houston. Cubs top Nationals 7 6. Reds 5 Pirates 1. Phillies 4 Giants 3. Cardinals 9 Padres 6. Capra credits added distance as starter after a long bullpen path.
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USC gains Series berth in NCAA baseball pursuit
USC clinched a College World Series path by sweeping Pepperdine, led by Rich Dauer's six hits in 10 at bats across two games at Deano Field. Dauer, a standout sophomore, powered the Trojans with three hits in the first game and two homers plus a single in the second, pushing Southern Cal to 45-19 and toward Omaha to face Texas.
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Dodgers Lose Behind Hit Surge In Narrow Setback
Dodgers were held to 12 hits while the Cubs tallied 16 as McMullen reached third with two out and Crawford at first before Joe Ferguson ended the game. Walter Alston said the Dodgers had enough hits to win but failed to bunch them like Chicago did.
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Jets muscle powers Lakewood twin bill sweep
Joh Wilson and Zeke McDowell homered to back Lakewood Jets as they swept Vista 7-0 and 2-1 at Mayfair Park. McDowell drove in the decisive run in the sixth after a triple by Bill Hardy, leaving Lakewood 11-5 in the Western Softball Congress.
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Cougars coach Brown and GM Scheer head to Denver for Rockets sign
Carolina Cougars officials Larry Brown and Carl Scheer traveled to Denver over the weekend to announce a possible signing with ABA Denver Rockets. Brown, who recently returned from an AAU tour in Russia, and Scheer have been negotiating after owner Todd Munchak instructed them to seek employment elsewhere. Munchak plans disbanding the Cougars by the ABA meeting June 20. Brown played last season for the Rockets and joined the Cougars in 1972, taking them to the playoffs in two straight years.
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College baseball aims to crown World Series contenders
In a congested season, Northern Illinois and Fort Hays State vie for tournament seeding as regional play heats up. Contenders emphasize power hitting and solid pitching with key matchups shaping regional outcomes.
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Angels End Homestand With Narrow 4-5 Loss
Angels faced the Rebels at home, finishing a two game series with a 4-5 defeat. Willie Horton commented on the team's tense mood and the tendency of some players to act like inexperienced youths, as Artel and Rav contributed on both sides.
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Reds stay unbeaten in Police League at Dolphin Park
The Long Beach Reds remained the sole undefeated team in the Police League after a 3-2 win over Legion Post 833 at Dolphin Park. Rick Costelly struck out 12 and Keith Mayrick drove in the go ahead run with a eighth inning sacrifice fly. Other games had Huntington Beach winning 5-4 on a squeeze bunt and the CBA Jets defeating the Long Beach Mets 4-1 behind a three hitter by Ray Saenz and Orlando Bryant.
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Marichal Faces Possible Hand Surgery For Numbness
Boston veteran right-hander Juan Marichal may require hand surgery to relieve numbness in his pitching fingers. Club physician Dr. Thomas Tierney said Sunday the 3 year old pitcher could undergo an operation to address the issue.
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Dried Up Perry Wins Big As Indians Roll
Gaylord Perry kept Kansas City largely quiet, winning his ninth straight decision and stretching his complete game streak to five as the Indians beat the Royals 5-2. He credited improved defense, despite six walks, and noted his best 1966 form not yet matched. Leron Lee and Oscar Gamble powered a Cleveland rally with three homers in a key sequence, while other American League games featured Oakland, Boston, New York, and Baltimore winning on varied scoring acts.
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