Holtzman Comes Close To No-Hitter In Tigers Win
Cleveland 3 Texas 2 in 17 innings. Orioles 4-0 over Tigers as Holtzman nears no hitter until Veryzer’s two-out double in 9th. Palmer also brilliant in 1-0 loss to Royals. Washington hits, LeFlore miss. Minnesota tops Boston 7-5. Yankees beat White Sox. Liners note lengthy game and near misses.
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Jim Palmer
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Hal Mckae
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Dodgers fall as Lonborg earns win in battling affair
Judy cashes in as Dave Cash belts his first homer and drives in three. Sutton allows four runs on early hits as Lonborg picks up his fifth win in eight decisions. Crosstown tension erupts when Lonborg and Sutton exchange competitive shots, fueling a tense late rally by Los Angeles. Willie Crawford delivers a late RBI single, but the Dodgers fall short despite a ninth inning push.
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Sutton
Jim Lonborg
Jerry Martin
Willie Crawford
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Dodgers
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Mike Schmidt
Crawford
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Ron Cey
Steve Yeager
Charlie Manuel
Day
Joe Ferguson
Junior baseball league brief dispute noted in standings
Fragmentary report lists players and teams with scattered scores and names such as H Nealy Tambs Shore Maxfield Tattle Atma Dodgers Ul Panga Lib Le Phales Cul KIWANIS Surfers Ginte Mona Thao Southeast Bligiers and others. reads as a partial scoreboard update with unclear context and several unreadable terms.
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Angels Fall in Pitchers Duel at Disneyland Fun Day
Murphy spoke of joining the Angels bullpen after a trade and noted the pressure from runners on the bases in the eighth. Darrell Porter drove in all Brewer runs with two two run singles and a homer as Milwaukee left with a 6 2 victory. An early error by Orlando Ramirez helped turn the tide, snapping Los Angeles four game win streak and extending Disneyland Day losses to 10 straight.
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Brewers Fifth and Seventh Rally In Wild St. Louis Ballgame
Brewers fifth inning walked Leccam roan to score on a Ramirez kick and a Haury ring. Porter singled to center, Laevan Catcia sacrificed Porter to second. Bevauhed to vigil, Yount Hugings Ryrs tallied unearned in the seventh. Porter homered to right, Gravele drove in a run, Bevaenus grounded out, Garcia caught stealing, two Wns, thee Tits. Angels seventh had Harper walk, Lahoud homered, Vipy replaced Calhorn, Slanton mound, Hulk struck Gul, Wedriguez walked, Lenna Hatte for Ramiees, two runs, one hit.
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Swann returns to USC for telecommunications course
USC alum Loel Schrader Swann pursues a career in radio or television focusing on sports. Former Long Beach State center Carlos Mina joins an all-star basketball team touring Europe. Marilyn O'Brien may become sports agent, handling OJ Simpson and Pat Haden. Roy Taylor signs with Santa Clara. Craig Smoak commits to San Diego State. Long Beach State’s Bob Gross involved with agent Buckwalter. college transfers and draft notes noted.
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Sports Headliners, Inc
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McLennan Community College
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Reds Beat Cubs in Twin Bill as Bench Perez Spark Rally
Cincinnati Reds sweep a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 2-1 and 5-0 as Johnny Bench hits a two run homer and Tony Perez returns from a thumb injury with two singles and a homer driving in three. The Reds surge to 22 wins in 27 at Riverfront Stadium and move a game up in the NL West. Perez credits a better return against the first game’s tough pitcher. Other NL results include the Giants taking two from Pirates, the Padres beating Expos then losing, and Mets edging the Braves in ten.
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Gamecocks ace limits EMU as rainshortened CWS win
South Carolina beat Eastern Michigan 5 0 in six innings as Greg Ward pitched a three hitter and Greg Keatley drove in three runs. The victory puts USC into a Tuesday matchup with Arizona State in the College World Series double elimination bracket while Seton Hall ousted Florida State 11 4 in the afternoon to trigger another round of eliminations.
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Jets and Gardens win Coast League games at Blir Field
Clyde Malles singled, advanced on a passed ball and wild pitch, scoring as the Jets edged Calleto Food. Hawaiiae Gardens and Douglas Jets defeated opponents in other Coast League actions, with Mack prominent in scoring and defense during a windy Sunday slate.
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Cox hurls no hitter for CBA Jets defeat
Darryl Cox pitched a no hitter Sunday as the CBA Jets beat Seal Beach in Polite League action at Millikan High. Cox faced 25 batters, struck out eight, and walked one while Charles Gwynn drove in a run with a second inning single. Long Beach Reds won 6-3 over Legion Post with Don Popow, Mike Luoing, and others leading the attack with three hits each.
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