Pinson's Homer Boots Orioles in Baltimore Thriller
Vada Pinson hit a game deciding homer for the Angels in Baltimore as Don Baylor and Bobby Grich misplayed chances. Rick Clark pitched six strong innings with support from Lloyd Allen, while Pat Dobson took the loss. Orioles traded Frank Robinson last winter to make room for rising stars, a gamble echoed by the day’s miscues and late Angels rally.
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Don Wilson
Bob Gibson
Orlando Cepeda
Ralph Garr
Phil Niekro
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Niekro
Carmen Fanzone
Phoenix Raptors Salt Lake as PCL races stay tight
Phoenix crushed Salt Lake 17 to 6 as 20 Phoenix hits backed a balanced attack. Hutto, Sosa, Brown and Lavelle combined for the win while Alan Foster took the loss for Salt Lake in the Western Division clash.
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Hawkins cards first hole-in-one at Coronado GC
Sam Hawkins of 2102 N. 69th Pl. recorded his first hole in one Sunday morning at Coronado Golf Course. The 167 yard par-3 No. 8 hole yielded the ace with a ¢-iron after 15 years as a golfer.
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Adams and Stump Share Racing Honors at Manzanita
Roger Adams of Clearfield Utah and Gary Stump of Phoenix won the late model stock main and the super modified main at Manzanita Speedway on Saturday night. Adams led Tucson's Carl Trimmer Dick Moeller and Dale Lee, while Stump beat Robert Harrell Ronnie Shuman and Roger Stevens.
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Wills Russell Emerges as Dodgers Beat Mets 7-0
Maury Wills benches by Alston give way to young Bill Russell who hits for power with five hits in nine at bats, two homers and six RBIs. Dodgers dominate Don Sutton hurls them past the Mets. Phillies sweep Padres doubleheader. Astros, Braves, Cubs, Expos, and Giants win in various NL games.
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Bruins edge Rangers in wild 6-5 playoff opener
Ken Hodge scored a hat trick and Derek Sanderson added a short handed goal as Boston built a 5-1 lead, but New York rallied to tie before Ace Bailey scored the winner with 2:16 left. Bruce MacGregor sparked the Rangers late comeback, while penalties dominated a 54-minute game.
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Ali Chuvalo Bout Tests Comeback Ambitions in Vancouver
Muhammad Ali paces as a 3-1 favorite in a 12 round or less clash with George Chuvalo at the Pacific Coliseum. Ali vows it won’t go the distance while Chuvalo predicts a victory in a fight that could redefine both veterans.
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Swede Savage Debuts Indy Race Theme
Swede Savage makes his Indy debut in Indianapolis with a new theme and approach as he takes to the track in high anticipation. The report highlights Savage's entry and the buzz surrounding his premiere performance in the event.
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Swede Savage
Ryun falters in Drake mile as Maplestone wins
Jim Ryun, world mile record holder, finished seventh in 4 09 at the Drake Relays after a stomach cramp. Robert Maplestone of Eastern Michigan won in 4 00.4, while Jerome Howe anchored Kansas State’s distance medley to 9 31.8.
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Clardy Vinson
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Rich Hitchcock
Howe
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Wayne Collett
Henry Hines
Kjell Isaksson
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Reynaldo Brown
Bill Schmidt
Martha Watson
Giants sign Maloney to PCL roster
Former Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney signed with the Phoenix Giants of the Pacific Coast League and was set to arrive in Phoenix today.
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