Angels Fall as Yankees Rally to 7-5 Win
New York’s Yankees beat Los Angeles 7-5 to end the Angels fifth straight defeat. Louw pitched a key two run homer in the eighth, as Bobby Murcer added RBI hits. Owner Gene Autry faced questions on manager Winkles while GM Harry Dalton avoided comment amid a widening dispute with star Frank Robinson.
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Lyle nets fifth win for Yankees in tense clash
The Yankees beat the Angels as Lyle secured his fifth win for New York. In the opener, Angels led early but Don Medich allowed three Yankee runs in the second inning. Rudy May faltered, Joe Lahoud homered, and Winston Liemas sacrifice fly tied the game before Piniella and Murcer sealed the comeback.
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Quarry Frazier showdown eyed after tough Quarry prep
Jerry Quarry trains outdoors at the Playboy Club in New Jersey ahead of facing Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden next Monday. Clancy guides Quarry focusing on neutralizing Frazier left hook and avoiding stagnation as Quarry campaigns for a comeback peak.
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Dodgers fall to Cardinals in 11, Wynn homer tops list
Jim Wynn homered and singled in the Dodgers 4 2 loss to St Louis in 11 innings. The Cardinals lead the NL in hitting at .286 to the Dodgers .260. Ted Sizemore and Reggie Smith doubled to spark a 1 9 rally, Smith briefly tied for NL RBI lead at 61 before Wynn regained it with a centerfield homer. Luis Melendez added a sacrifice fly in the sixth before Joe Ferguson tied it in the same inning with a single that scored Wynn.
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Lakewood softball results and miscellaneous scores
Lakewood softball beat ANZBU 4 to 0. Dean's Tape Dantes and Walco Moemare led with strong performances. Bel Ama Florist posted 2, while Goris Marshall PCL results featured Spokane and Tacoena. Tucan, Balt Take Cry, Nbuaurrave and Phoenis Sescamento appeared in a fragmented list of scores and names.
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Angels Failing to Change Trade-Torn Front Office
The piece critiques Baltimore and Los Angeles front offices amid a history of controversial trades, including the Robinson deal and 1967 offers. It portrays Dalton’s era as plagued by mediocrity, indecision, and rumors of internal conflict, with figures like McPhail and Autry pressured to act.
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UCI Duo Sign With Angels In Early 1960s Draft
Six players signed with the Los Angeles Angels led by UCI standouts Gary Wheelock and Jeff Malinoff. Wheelock earned all tournament honors as pitcher and Malinoff posted a .580 batting average as first baseman. Assignments placed Wheelock and Malinoff with Salinas in the California League, while Steve Maulliniks, Gene Ciburn, Arthur Lockick, and William Case were sent to Idaho Falls in the Pioneer League.
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Irvine coach Gary Adams on track for UCLA job
Irvine baseball coach Gary Adams 44 told his team he will not return next season and is expected to replace Art Reichle at UCLA. Adams, a former UCLA player, led the Anteaters to a second straight NCAA College Division title at Springfield New Jersey after a 14-1 win over New Orleans University. He acknowledged offers but gave no specifics amid comments from UCLA’s J D Morgan. Reichle, 60, has been with UCLA since 1944 as player and coach.
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Lazinski cast for six to eight weeks after knee injury
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Greg Lazinski, 23, twisted his knee in a game with Atlanta last Wednesday and will wear a cast for six to eight weeks. He was batting .287 with five homers and 32 RBIs when sidelined chasing a football hit by Ralph Garr. Saunders to Suns sign second rounder Fred Saunders of Syracuse to a two year deal.
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Former pro football star Johny Sample jailed for probation violation
Philadelphia report states former pro football player Johny Sample was sentenced to three years after U S District Court Judge Daniel H Huyett revoked his probation from 1973 for cashing stolen government checks. The revocation followed findings he accepted 4500 in stolen Treasury checks from two men with a promise to share one third of the face value after bank clearance.
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Optimistic bid talk for 1980 Olympics in Los Angeles
Coliseum manager Jim Hardy reported on talks with 3 percent sports federations in Blu nich and Lausanne about LA hosting the 1980 Summer Games. He said delegates prefer Los Angeles over Moscow, but warned the IOC vote in Vienna could still keep Moscow as a bidder, with optimistic odds fading if LA misses in 1980.
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Martin Rangers Rally Tops Tigers In Detroit Return
In Detroit Monday night, former Tigers manager Martin Rangers impressed fans with a 6-3 win for Texas, receiving an ovation when he first appeared at the lineup card and again as he argued a third-inning pickoff call. Rangers teammates produced offense as Jim Spencer and Duke Alms drove in two runs each, while Ty Tynt and Bill Foucault aided on the mound. The night also featured Red Sox over A’s 4-1, Twins over Orioles 9-1, and Phillies star Mike Schmidt lamenting a roof-hit single that still left Philadelphia ahead 12-0.
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