Angels Rookie Murhpy Beats Mantle in 3-1 Win
Tom Murphy the Angels rookie pitcher faced Mickey Mantle in his first major league start and held the Yankee slugger hitless in three at bats as Los Angeles won 3-1. Murphy allowed four hits and benefited from timely hits by Jim Fregosi and Vic Davalillo before the crowd of 14,168 at the Big A.
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Tuesday Baseball Results Send Mixed NL and AL Scores
Tuesday's action featured a mix of wins and close losses across leagues. Detroit edged Boston 2 to 1, Chicago defeated Minnesota 9 to 8, Oakland beat Halt 3 to 2, Angels topped New York 3 to 1, while in the National League Dodgers beat Pirates in 10 innings 2 to 1 after Gabe Gabrielson plated the tying and go ahead runs.
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Frazier Ramos Bout Looms at Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier stands favorite to beat Manuel Ramos in a five-state and Mexico heavyweight title bout Monday at Madison Square Garden. Buster Mathis trains for another Frazier clash, after a later KO loss, trimming weight and preparing for the coast. Paul Brown will lead 120 players to Cincinnati team camp as over 1,000 contenders vie for spots. rumors swirl about Harlan Globetrotters investors taking control of Oakland hockey. A horseshoe incident at Golden Gate Fields delayed racing as a horse suffered a severe Charley Horse and veterinarians treated it on the track. Sacramento sportscaster Creighton Sanders earns “Sport of the Year” honors for interviews with rising golf talents Frank Smith and Bobby Lunn amid the Houston Open.
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Thursday sports schedule for Long Beach area events
The schedule lists Legion Baseball Alamitos Bay versus Peterson Post at 6:30 p.m. and Wilmington versus Lakewood at 8:15 p.m. at Blair Field. Angels vs. Yankees at Anaheim Stadium 8 p.m. Roycer-Wolves vs. Oakland at Rose Bowl. Wrestling at Olympic Auditorium, softball Lakewood vs. Anaheim at Mayfair Park 8:15 p.m. Auto racing Ascot Park 8 p.m. Golf Long Beach City Women’s Championships at Recreation Park 9 a.m. Tennis Southern California Junior Championships in Los Angeles Chub 9 a.m. Hollywood Park first post 1:45 p.m.
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Why Did Lee Leave Tour During Canadian Open
Lee Trevino's withdrawal from the Canadian Open sparked mystery as illness concerns about his daughter were clarified. PGA officials said he left to review financial offers after his U S Open win, with Trevino planning to rejoin the tour in two weeks for the Cleveland Open.
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Television and radio sports listings eight pm to nine thirty
Television listings show NFL action on KTLA channel 5 at eight pm and wrestling from the Olympic on KYLA channel 5 at eight thirty. Radio notes include Nedgers versus Pittsburgh on KEI and an Angels versus New York game on EMPC at eight.
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Schaal May Be Lost For Season After Injury
Angels third baseman Paul Schaal remained hospitalized after being beaned Thursday by a fastball from Josu Santiaga of the Red Sox. He suffered a fractured skull and ear injuries with no season prognosis, though doctors expect possible return next year.
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Versalles’s costly error sinks Dodgers in 16 innings
Pirates beat Dodgers 3 2 in 16 innings as Matty Alou delivers the game winner after Maury Wills extends his hitting streak. Zoilo Versalles errs on a routine play in the fifth, leading to unearned runs and a lost chance to move up. Drysdale strains his back, Popovich sidelined by head injury, Dock Ellis wins in major league debut.
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Rams eye O J Simpson and Leroy Keyes in 1970 draft
Rams head coach George Allen said the team has three first round picks next year and would like stars O J Simpson of USC and Leroy Keyes of Purdue. He compared Simpson favorably to Gale Sayers, noting speed and strength, and said the Rams face quarterback depth issues with Roman Gabriel as starter.
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