Stargell mix up sparks protest and Pirates comeback
Pittsburgh star Willie Stargell was mistakenly listed twice in the batting order, prompting San Diego manager Alvin Dark to protest the lineup. Stargell then hit a three run homer in the 11th, aiding a 10 7 Pirates win as umpire Doug Harvey and NL president Chub Feeney were to be briefed.
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Uneven Weather and Baseball Notes From June 11 1977
A clipped telegraph style item notes two games with times for Atlanta at Span ja and New York at Houston. The fragment mentions a personal memory and uses a dated sports broadcast cadence.
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Tanana and Guidry Keep Rolling Along Different Paths
California lefty Frank Tanana held Cleveland to two hits for his 10th win and fifth shutout as the Angels beat the Indians 1-0 on Bobby Bonds second inning homer. In New York Ron Guidry faded in the ninth but the Yankees beat Minnesota 4-1 with Lyle’s double play on his first pitch. Orioles beat White Sox 6-1 behind Flanagan after DeCinces bases loaded double. Blue Jays edge Mariners 4-3 as Fairly drives in two. Tigers top A’s 6-4 on offense from Fuentes Kemp and others. Brewers top Royals 4-3 on Cooper and Lezcano.
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Muldowney lashes at Guthrie over publicity and rivals
NHRA drag racing leader Shirley Muldowney denounces Janet Guthrie as publicity driven while Guthrie, a 38 year old New York physicist, competes as a rookie. Muldowney notes her own long road and defends her 5.99 second qualifying run at the Spring Nationals.
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Southern Illinois, Arizona State Win Openers In CWS
Southern Illinois defeated Temple 10 5 as 15 hits fueled a 10 5 win. Arizona State beat Clemson 10 7 behind 16 hits and strong hitting as pitching and defense showed mixed results in the College World Series opener.
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Three Get Mack Wins In Local Connie Mack Play
In Connie Mack league action last night three teams earned wins. Terre Haute Banks defeated Mayflower Movers 3-2 behind Warren Brown four hits with Bob Jones driving in the winning run. Craig Shaffer added Banks’ other hit. Clean Air crushed Brazil IGA 11-1 on Allen Lane's one hitter as Jim Fruedenberg and Bill Foster each had two hits. Walker's Dairy Queen topped South Vigo 16-6 as Rusty Mills struck out 11 and Barry Jenkins led with three hits and four steals. Wayne Loomis added a triple and four RBI, while Mark Smith and Mark Rogerson provided key hits and power.
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Sycamores Honored on All-Valley Conference Team
Indiana State three players made the all Valley Conference squad. Jay James from Sullivan Jeff Brisson of Rolling Meadows Ill and Bill Hayes of North Platte Neb earned spots. James led the Sycamores with a .364 average 176 at bats 64 hits 12 doubles 5 triples and 37 RBIs. Brisson posted a .316 average 22 steals while Hayes threw out 37 of 45 base stealers and led in home runs with six.
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Itchy) Jones
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