Padres Sweep Pirates 2-1 and 2-0 in twin bill
San Diego Padres pitcher Fred Norman stifled the Pirates in game one, allowing five hits and striking out five as Leron Lee delivered the decisive two runs. Steve Arlin then blanked Pittsburgh on three hits in game two with seven strikeouts, scoring his fifth win of the season. The Padres extended their lead with timely hits and a 37-inning scoreless drought finally ended the previous day. Local NL results included the Giants routing Cincinnati and Philadelphia edging Chicago.
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National League and American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
United Press International lists top NL batters led by Stargell and Aaron with high hits counts and runs batted in. Pirates and Braves players dominate. AL leaders include Melton and Cash with notable RBIs and power hitters like Killebrew and Petrocelli. Pitching leaders show Jenkins, Carlton, and Blue with strong win totals and low ERAs across both leagues.
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National League Results J Arlin Strong Start Gathers Losses
In a rough game, Arlin (W 5-13) allowed 93 runs while his team failed to score early. Moose earned a hit by pitch and a balk by Arlin for a tense, error-filled outing in front of 10 342 spectators.
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Probable pitchers and tonight’s MLB slate
Cincinnati at San Francisco in the second game with Siebert for Boston and Kant for Minnesota listed as tonight’s probable starters. Tuesday’s schedule includes Washington at Minnesota and New York at Chicago among others with night and twi-night starts noted. Results recap: Boston 6 Minnesota 3 and Oakland 7 Detroit 2 with other scores from the day.
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Night baseball matchups ad hoc schedule card
Chicago hosts Montreal while St Louis visits New York and Houston plays Philadelphia in twi night. Standings show Chicago 2 Montreal 7, St Louis 8 Montreal 7 after two games. New York 9 Houston 3. San Diego 3 Cincinnati 1. San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1.
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Mets star Ed Kranepool makes unlikely comeback
New York Mets infielder Ed Kranepool, once derided as over the hill, returns to the big leagues after a tough 1965 season in Tidewater. He credits renewed effort and hard work for earning a fresh look from manager Gil Hodges as Swoboda moves on and Kranepool fights to stay in the lineup.
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Vida Blue Extends Win Total Before Orioles Showdown
Vida Blue improved to 19-3 after six innings of one run ball as the Oakland A's beat the Detroit Tigers 6-1 in Detroit. He was touched for a leadoff double but dominated the rest, and Oakland heads to Baltimore for a key tiebreaker with the Orioles.
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Parkersburg Loses To Moundsville 6 5 In Legion Clash
Parkersburg Post 15, defending state champ, fell 6-5 to Moundsville. Moundsville advances to face Wheeling to decide the northern rep. Beckley Sophia meets the Welch Logan winner for the southern slot. The two victors meet Aug 7 in a best of three here with games at 1 PM and 7 30 PM.
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Shady Spring H B Thomas Sets Football Meeting
SSHS football coach H B Thomas announced an organizational meeting for Thursday July 29 at 10 00 PM at the school. All boys who wish to participate in the football program are invited to attend.
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