Carroll saves Reds in bullpen reshuffle amid skid
Reds ace Clay Carroll, moved to a starter role, faltered early but rebounded to blank the Pirates as Pedro Borbon closed. Cincinnati won 5-1 behind Rose, Bench, and Perez grand slam. Other NL games featured Giants over Phillies 5-4 and Expos 4-1 over Dodgers.
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Reds
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Pete Rose
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Tony Perez
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Ken Brett
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Mace Scarce
Willie McCovey
Phils
Billy Wilson
Bobby Bonds
Tito Fuentes
Maddox
Greg Luzinski
Vida Blue Sets Pace as A's Beat Red Sox 12-1
Vida Blue tops Boston with eight innings of four hits and eight strikeouts, earning his first win since May 11. Mike Hegan's error streak ends after 178 games as the ball is ruled an error on him. Blue and manager Dick Williams praise Blue's velocity and recovery from knee trouble.
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Carl Yastrzemski
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John P. McGinnis
Vida
Dick Williams
Horacio Pina
Sal Bando
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
White Sox
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Dick McAuliffe
Willie Horton
Baseball Standings and Game Recaps From Evening Schedule
The Standings show Kansas City at Garber 5 1 facing Boston Curtis 2 2 at 8 15 p m while Milwaukee Colborn 5 2 visits Oakland Holtzman 10 2 at 11 p m with other games: Minnesota at Cleveland Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston New York at Texas Milwaukee at Oakland Detroit at California. Llenas delivered a run scoring single after one out in a late game. nets and Stan ton mishap kept Med ich's win intact as Lyle shut down the Rangers with his slider. Milwaukee swept Chicago behind Jerry Bell three hits allowed and grounders. Amos Otis drove in two as Kansas City rallied in the ninth for a win over Cleveland. Grich and Baker produced runs in Texas to back McNally in a rain shortened win.
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Dave McNally
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Baseball schedule highlights for Tuesday night
San Francisco at Pittsburgh 8 05 p m Bradleys 4 2 Moose 4 4 New York at Cincinnati 8 05 p m Matlack 2 7 Billingham 7 2 Philadelphia at Houston 8 30 p m Carlton 5 7 Roberts 5 3 Los Angeles at Chicago 2 30 p m Atlanta at Montreal 8 05 p m New York at Cincinnati 8 05 p m San Francisco at Pittsburgh 8 95 p m Philadelphia at Houston 6 39 p m San Diego at St Louis 9 p m
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Norfolk State Captures College Division Crown
Norfolk State won the College Division title at the 11th NCAA Track and Field Championships in Crawfordsville Indiana led by Anthony Hall’s 258 feet 7 inch javelin win a 21 foot personal best. Riddick also won the 220 yard dash and Norfolk State claimed three other firsts and 54 points to beat Lincoln University of Missouri by six.
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James Amerison
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Reynaldo Brown
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Northeast Missouri
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Stan McDonald
Dave Hamer
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Tryouts Set for Connie Mack League at Ball Field
Tryouts for the Connie Mack baseball League will be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Spencer F. Ball Field for new players to join a team. If rain cancels, the session will be postponed to 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Spencer F. Ball Field
Pirates General Manager Joe Brown Released After Illness
Joe Brown, Pittsburgh Pirates general manager, was discharged Sunday from Roosevelt Hospital following an appendicitis attack that kept him sidelined for two weeks. He fell ill during the Pirates’ road trip in New York.
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Blanford sweeps Wabash Valley League doubleheader
Blanford defeated Spencer 1-0 in game one with Wilson pitching a two hit shutout. In game two Shepard drove in both runs with a fourth inning double as Blanford won 2-1. Campbell hit Spencer’s lone run in the final frame.
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Bucs State Tryout Camp Seeks Young Pirates Prospects
The Pittsburgh Pirates Eastern Division champions hold a Saturday tryout at Laker Stadium Paris Ii under Scouting Supervisor Bob Kring with Wayne Throneburg assisting. Gates open 9 am to 3 pm for ages 16 to 21. players provide shoes gloves uniforms and personal gear while Pirates supply other equipment. Reimbursed if signed to the organization.
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Perdieu Comes Close to No-Hitter in Valle Field Win
Paul Perdieu pitched toward a no hitter through eight innings before yielding a hit with two outs as Fraternal Order of Police defeated Columbia Records 11 to 1 at Valle Field. He fanned 10, backed by Wilcox with a double and single and Thompson with two singles. The excerpt lists Valle Field at 21st Street and 8th Avenue and mentions teammates Archer Farris and Reeves.
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