Red Sox Rally Boosts AL East Hopes on Washington Night
Boston tops Washington 10-4 as Doug Griffin and John Kennedy homer in a seven run eighth inning. The win tightens the Sox within 4 1/2 games of Baltimore as Eddie Kasko notes a late burst. Kennedy also drives a squeeze, while Detroit and Baltimore split their games.
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American League First Game Summary and Key Plays
Reese hit six, Oliva eight teen, Campaneris stole a base in a key first game. Dobson pitched for the Sunday or Monday matchup as noted.
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Boog Powell Sticks To Swing As Slump Binds Orioles
Baltimore star Boog Powell, mired in a sub-.200 average in 1971, defends his natural batting style against critics while Orioles manager Earl Weaver sticks with him in the middle of the order. Powell recalls past MVP form and stresses results over body image as fans jab with boos.
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Baseball Standouts Highlight 1969 Stats Leaders
In American League and pitching leaders, Killebrew Powell Oliva and Petrocelli top home run lists with 55 49 47 and 46. Pitching leaders include Ellis Carlton Jenkins Dierker Marichal with double digit wins and top records. Blue Cuellar McNally Siebert Lolich Perry also feature among leaders with strong win totals and ERAs.
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Baseball standings and tonight's scheduled games
United Press International lists standings for the American and National Leagues with tonight’s probable pitchers: Cleveland Foster. York Kliné. Minnesota Corbin. Oakland Blue. Kansas City Hedland. California Murphy. Detroit Cain. Baltimore Dobson. Washington Broberg. Boston Lonborg. Chicago John. Milwaukee Slaton. Tonight’s games include Minn at Oakland, Kansas City at California, Chicago at Milwaukee, Boston at Detroit, and other matchups in the major leagues.
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May's two homers spark Reds to doubleheader sweep over Expos
Lee May powered Cincinnati to a 4-3 and 5-4 doubleheader win over Montreal. He had six hits including his 19th and 20th homers, lifting the slumping Reds who remain in fourth, 14 1/2 games behind San Francisco. May is batting .317 with 48 RBIs and is hailed by Sparky Anderson as the club's big man.
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McLain Keeps Jaunty Tone Amid 4-14 Slump With Senators
Denny McLain, linked previously with Hall of Famers, remains upbeat about a 4-14 record for the Washington Senators. The 27-year-old righthander notes he has four more wins than last year and cites poor run support as a major factor. He faces the Yankees next after a 4-0 loss in New York, with Ted Williams balancing rest days and a five-day start pace.
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Stanford defensive end Tipton undergoes knee surgery
New York Giants drafted defensive end Dave Tipton of Stanford had knee ligament surgery Monday after injuring a torn knee in the Coaches All American Football Game in Lubbock Texas Saturday night.
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Carner Jumps To 13th On Money List
Atlanta based report shows JoAnne Carner winning $5,000 at the women's U S Open lifts her on the LPGA money list from 32nd to 13th. Her year total reaches $8,742 while Kathy Whitworth leads with $30,349. Other top earners include Sandra Palmer and Sandra Haynie among the 10 highest money winners.
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Ansted Edges Hinton In Industrial League Showdown
Ansted exploded for three runs in the top of the sixth to beat Hinton 4 to 2 in an Industrial League game played at Hinton on Sunday.
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