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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
14
Los Angeles manager Walt Alston lamented a month long skid after Jon Matlack held the Dodgers to three hits in a 2 0 Mets win. Don Sutton took the loss despite a strong effort. Wayne Garrett and Felix Millan drove in both Mets runs.
Coach Don Jennings aims to repeat as Indiana state baseball champion as North faces Jeffs Bronchos in a Lafayette semistate. Mundy pitches for North with a 7 1 record while McCabe leads offensively at .452 with 38 RBIs in a 22 5 season. Jennings praises Patriots hitters and previewed lineup changes before the 11 a.m. semifinal at Loeb Stadium.
The $20,000 Ontario Open begins in Barrie with 152 players led by Moe Norman and Bob Panasiuk at the Barrie Country Club. The event spans 54 holes on the 6,818 yard par 72 course.
Mario Andretti began unofficial practice at Mosport Park for Sunday's 5000 event and tied his own qualifying track record at 1 minute 14.9 seconds. The Nazareth Pa. driver, in the Parnelli Jones car, praised the performance and vowed it must stay strong to win.
In a doubleheader sweep, California defeats Detroit 7 5 in games one and two while Boston tops Cleveland 5 1 and Kansas City edges Milwaukee 2 0. Detroit and California tally home runs as pitchers bear down with relievers stepping in.
Chicago defeats Atlanta with home runs by Thornton Garr and May, while San Francisco edges Philadelphia as Carlton wins. Montreal beats San Diego in 15 innings with DeMola earning the win. Nolan leads St Louis past Cincinnati as Houston and Pittsburgh split. New York tops Los Angeles in a tight win.
A dense listing shows MLB matchups with pitcher records for Boston Kansas City Chicago New York Oakland Detroit California Milwaukee Cleveland Texas Baltimore Minnesota Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Atlanta Houston St Louis New York San Diego Philadelphia Los Angeles Montreal San Francisco. Details include pitcher wins losses and game times across multiple venues.
Gary Nolan pitched six scoreless innings and doubled in Cincinnati's seven run sixth as the Reds beat St Louis 10-1. Tony Perez and Joe Morgan drove in runs, while Nolan also contributed offensively. Montreal's Jorgensen drove in the tying run in the 15th as the Expos edged San Diego 3-2 in a marathon. Carlton starred for Philadelphia with a four hitter and two singles in a 4-2 win over San Francisco. Pittsburgh topped Houston 4-2 with Stennett driving in the tying run, and New York beat Los Angeles 2-0 aided by Matleck's three hitter. Atlanta won 5-4 over Chicago in the first game of a doubleheader before the second game was suspended.
Texas overwhelmed South Carolina 17-6 with an 18 hit attack as coach Cliff Gustafson aimed to finish the mission and reach the title game. South Carolina faces Arizona State to decide Texas opponents after ASU edged Oklahoma 1-0 on four hitters.
Ray Floyd, 32, emerges as a sleeper for the U S Open at Medinah after winning the Kemper Open and tying the Philadelphia pro-am course record with 63. He credits wife Maria Primoli for his renewed focus and aims to win the Philadelphia tournament before contemplating Medinah. Floyd, tied with Gary Player’s old pro-am mark, expects tight greens and precise shot control at Whitemarsh as the event runs today through Sunday.
Tom Sneva, 26, severely burned in the Indianapolis 500, plans to practice for the Pocono 500 next week. He has been working out at home since leaving the hospital and will travel to Pennsylvania this weekend. Doctors recommend swimming over running to rebuild fitness due to a back issue, and he remains cautious about sun exposure while some burns heal. He credits fate for his recovery and says he is ready to race again.
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