Segui Delivers as Cardinals Top Giants in NL Debut
Diego Segui earned his first National League win for St. Louis with three one hit innings after being acquired from Oakland. A five run eighth inning turnaround sealed a 6-4 victory over San Francisco, extending the Giants skid to six. Ted Simmons belted a three run triple and Donn Clendenon added a two run homer.
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Dodgers Retain NL Lead In 2-1 Win Over Cubs
Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 2-1 as Bill Grabarkewitz scores the winning run on a wild eighth inning, keeping Los Angeles ahead by a half game in the NL West. Thurman John pitched five innings of strong relief, Steve Garvey hit a go ahead homer in the seventh, and Jim Brewer secured the save.
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Red Bluff American Legion Nine Set for Twin Home doubleheaders
Red Bluff hosts Chico tomorrow and Willows Sunday in back to back league doubleheaders at 6 and 8 p.m. Dodgers draftee Mitch Bobinger will pitch for Chico at Red Bluff High School. Red Bluff counters with Chauncey Battaglia and Archie Bleck.
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McGlynn Pool Opens To Public Tomorrow
Red Bluff announces the opening of McGlynn Pool with hours 1 to 8 p m Saturdays and 1 to 5 and 6 to 8 p m weekdays. Admission 10 25 and 50 cents with season tickets 15 for a family or 8 for an individual. Registration for Red Cross Swim Lessons set for June 16 with three sessions June 19 to July 7 July 10 to 28 and July 31 to August 18.
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Athletics Open Detroit Series to Face Tigers
Oakland starts a three game set in Detroit as team leaders meet Tigers with Jim Hunter matching Tom Timmerman. Hunter rides four straight complete games as Oakland tops Baltimore 2 0 and owns a 31 13 mark. Rudi and Jackson pace a 57 hit stretch while Jackson leads in homers and Rudi nears the batting crown.
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Is Life Of ABA Ending
The ABA plans a two day meeting with potential team cuts to nine and possible dissolution. Memphis Pittsburgh and Florida are eyed for removal to stabilize finances while the NBA merger remains opposed by Sen. Sam Ervin and law suits loom from players.
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Young Seeks Fourth Olympics Berth in Two-Mile Race
Veteran distance runner George Young aims for his fourth Olympic appearance as he shifts to the 5000 meters at the Vons Track Classic in Los Angeles. The Arizona junior college teacher and bronze medalist in steeplechase warns of age and lingering groin and tendon issues while eyeing the trials later this month.
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Ladies Pro Tourney Off To Shaky Start
The opening round of the $50,000 LPGA championship at Pleasant Valley CC saw no player break par on 6130 yards in heavy rain and pressure from plaintiff Janie Blalock. Kathy Whitworth held a share of the lead at 74 among an 82-player field, with Sayuki Yamazaki Pam Barnett Barbara Romack Carole Jo Skala Sandra Palmer and Sharon Miller in pursuit. Barnett incurred a two-stroke penalty for an unmarked ball after a 14th hole mishap.
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Key To The Mint Aims For Belmont Victory In Triple Crown
Key To The Mint will race in the Belmont Stakes with trainer Elliott Burch jockey Braulio Baeza and owner Paul Mellon leading a strong team. The field includes Kentucky Derby winner Riva Ridge and Jersey Derby winner Smiling Jack, but not Preakness winner Bee Bee Bee. Post positions will be drawn after the 10:30 a.m. entry close. race time is 5:35 p.m. with CBS TV and radio coverage.
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San Diego State Leaves Pacific Coast Athletic Association
San Diego State will withdraw from the Pacific Coast Athletic Association effective June 30, 1973 to pursue independent major college football status. The executive council rejected independence for football while allowing other sports to stay in the league. Nine members voted against, five abstained, as the conference considers expansion and possible new members.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
Results show Cincinnati 5 New York 3, St Louis 6 San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 7 Houston 2, Atlanta 3 Montreal 2, Pittsburgh 11 San Diego 2, Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1. Tonight games include Atlanta at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Montreal.
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