Orioles win in 10th keeps AL East race in sight
The Orioles beat the Twins 2-1 in 10 innings as Don Buford and Frank Robinson propelled Baltimore to its ninth win in ten games and a seven game streak. Mike Cuellar improved to 9-1, extending the lead over Boston to 2 1/2 games.
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Boston
Oakland
Frank Robinson
Tony Oliva
Don Buford
Mike Cuellar
Buford
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
California
New York
Chuck Dobson
Renko Shines In One Hit Victory For Expos At Jarry Park
Montreal's Steve Renko, a 6-for-6, 227 pound right hander, pitched a one hitter against the San Francisco Giants as the Expos won at Jarry Park. Dietz’s second inning single was the only blemish. Renko credited poise over power and improved his NL standing. The day also saw Phillies top Dodgers 9-4 and Mets rally past Padres 4-1 to move into first in the division.
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Red Sox
Dobson
Boston
Billy Conigliaro
Sal Bando
Dick Green
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Chuck Harrison
Omaha
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Senators
Harrison
Paul Schaal
Amos Otis
Royals
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Frank Howard
Washington
Joe Keough
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Norm Cash
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al Kaline
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Oliva
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White Sox
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Tony ‘Gonzalez
Ker Berry
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Berry
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Bud Harrelson
Ken Singleton
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Tom Seaver
Nate Colbert
Padres
Zoilo Versalles
Braves
Cardinals
Swan Hurls Gem For Mufflers In Season Opener
Craig Swan dominated five innings with 13 strikeouts as the Midas Mufflers routed the Fraternal Order of Police 14 to 0 in a five inning run ruled opener. John Booth lined a bases loaded triple, Terry Jones hit a three run homer, and Mike Cornish and Mike Bloom added timely hits as Mufflermen roll into Phoenix College to face Village Inn at 7 30.
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Midas
Swan
Bobby Winkles
Sun Devils
Pace
Mufflers
Mufflermen
Fraternal
Order of Police
Terry Jones
Utah State
Mike Cornish
Mike Bloom
Hinson Leads Kemper Open Pro-Am Charge
In Charlotte Larry Hinson from Gastonia shot seven under par 65 to lead the Kemper Open Pro-Am at Quail Hollow. The 27 year old polio survivor earned $500 for the day while rain moved in after his round. Hinson’s strong play echoed his 1970 Kemper effort as weather loomed over the tournament.
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Hinson
Quail Hollow Country Club
Phoenix College Hosts Fifth Annual Summer Wrestling School
The Phoenix College Evening Division will run its fifth annual summer wrestling school June 21 to 26. Guest lecturers include Gil Sanchez from North High and Tom Beeson from East High. Directed by Ron Eastin the course PE 282 offers two credits and is open to wrestlers officials and coaches. Registration is June 21 at 3 p.m. in the old Phoenix College gym.
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Gil Sanchez
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East High
Tom Beeson
Ron Eastin
Sun Devil hill hopefuls drafted by major leagues
Arizona State University players Mike Hansen Jim Otten and seniors Roger Schmuck Ken Hansen plus Mesa Community College standouts Vernon Wilkins Mike Pfitzer Darrell Devitt were selected in the draft with choices by Royals Reds Cubs and others. Arcadia’s Jim Donker and Saguaro’s Mark Wogan Rick Diveley and Coronado’s Ray Forgie were also picked by MLB clubs in the early rounds and later rounds.
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UPI
Bobby Winkles
Arizona State University
Winkles
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Sun Devils
Hansen
Jim Otten
Mesa ‘Community College
ASU
Chicago Cubs
Sun Devil
Roger Schmuck
Linfield Beats Lipscomb 9-8 In Extra Innings For NAIA Title
Linfield College of Oregon triumphed 9-8 over David Lipscomb College of Tennessee in 10 innings at Phoenix Municipal Stadium to win the NAIA crown. Lipscomb scored twice in the ninth to force extras after leading 6-1, but Linfield answered with two in the ninth and tied twice in the 10th to seal the title.
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David Lipscomb
College
Tennessee
Lipscomb
Linfield College of Oregon
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Linfield
Wildcats
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Dick Hawkins
Westwood High
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Charles North
Lot Christensen
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