Orioles Rally Boosted By Bob Johnson S Weeknight Heroics
Bob Johnson nicknamed Rocky by Baltimore teammates delivered a game winning two run homer in the ninth as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 6 4. Boog Powell followed with a 31st homer and the six outs remark defined the late inning rally. Other AL results included Detroit over New York and Washington over Cleveland in 13 innings.
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Perry tallies 19th win ties Koufax for season honors
Gaylord Perry won his 19th game to tie Sandy Koufax for the most victories this season while Jim Mays boosted by a 3-1 Giants win over the Cardinals. Mays added his 534th career homer, nearing Babe Ruth’s 714 total as the Giants edged St Louis.
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King Bidding To Retire Essex Bowl
Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King aims to retire the Essex Bowl becoming the fourth woman to do so. She beat Elena Subirats 7 5 6 2 in the first round at Essex Country Club as the Ladies Invitational tennis event opened. Seeds Wade Krantzcke Fretz and others advanced in Tuesday action.
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AAU Swim Meet Opens Thursday in Lincoln Nebraska
The 16th annual AAU swimming and diving championships start Thursday in Lincoln at Woods Memorial Pool with 800 swimmers and 36 events. Nineteen defending champions 10 world record holders and six 1964 Olympians compete, including Don Schollander.
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Mantle Sidelined Four Days With Hamstring Pull
Detroit game notes Mickey Mantle pulled his hamstring while running out an infield roller in the Yankees 6 5 loss to Detroit. He flew home to Dallas for rest after the injury, which recurred on earlier occasions this season.
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Wheeling Heads to New Jersey for Regional Tourney
Wheeling Post one, composed of players from Wheeling and nearby schools, leaves for Bridgeton New Jersey with a 24 4 record to face Washington DC in the Eastern Regional. Coached by Harold Vitalie the squad seeks another deep run after state glory and a fifth WV regional bid.
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Cardinal, Colt Tilt On Friday
St Louis Cardinals coach Winner leads Big Red against his former Baltimore Colts in an NBC telecast at Busch Stadium. After two pre season wins, he aims to win over skeptics as the Colts, also 2-0, look to erase the shine on the Cardinals. The Colts are described as a tough test for the rookie head coach.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Busy 1969 Season
This roundup lists top hitters and pitchers across the leagues with figures for games, at bats, runs, hits, and batting averages. Notables include Aaron and Mays leading NL home runs, and Robinson and Powell topping AL RBIs and batting marks.
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Law Sees bullpen as Pirates' true pennant factor
Wis news report quotes Vernon Law praising Pittsburgh's bullpen for offsetting an ordinary starting staff. Law notes bullpen dominance as key, with manager Harry Walker spreading workloads. Pirates rank fifth in NL pitching at 3.57 ERA, behind the Dodgers, while Veale leads with 12 wins and Law has eight after an earlier rib injury.
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Law Credits Pirates Strength In 1966 Rendition
Hal Law compares the 1966 Pirates to the 1960 champions noting stronger bullpen depth and bench power. He cites MikKelsen Face McBean O Dell and Cardwell as key contributors and highlights bench hitters hitting .350. Law, 36, says he’s healthy after a rib injury and believes Pittsburgh can win despite potential inconsistencies in pitching figures.
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Columbus Jets Rally To Stay On Pennant Trail
Columbus beats Toledo 3-1 to extend lead in International League standings. John Gelnar notches his 11th win with ninth inning help from Sam Jones. Dave Wissman homers for the Jets, while Mike Epstein hits his 19th and 20th for Rochester in a 8 6 victory over Toronto.
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St Louis Hawks seek new arena to stay economically sound
St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner said the team must move to a new arena to remain competitive and financially viable. The announcement followed signing Minnesota guard Lou Hudson, the No. 1 draft pick, as attendance in St Louis lags behind other NBA markets. Eight home games were staged in Memphis last season, with nine more planned away from St Louis this year at the Memphis Coliseum.
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Cassell Retires as top U S sprinter takes track director post
In New York UPI reports Ollan Cassell, a leading quarter miler for nine years, retires from competition to become director of track and field for the Amateur Athletic Union. The longtime star cites desire to contribute in an official role as he steps away from racing.
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Fight Results From Three Cities
Montreal reports George Chuvalo of Toronto knocked out Mel Turbow of Paterson in the eighth. Miami Beach shows Al Jones of Goulds outpointing Jeffer Davis of Houston over ten. Las Vegas records Larry Clark of Las Vegas stopping Mariano Serrano of Mexicali in seven rounds.
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