Pirates Fall Short Twice in San Francisco Series
Dave Kingman, a rookie from Phoenix, faced All-Star pitcher Duck Ellis but the Pirates, led by Kingman, were swept in a two game set. Ellis earned respect from Kingman and the Pirates as the day ended with San Francisco victories.
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Kingman drives four runs as Giants sweep Pirates
Kingman hit a grand slam and a second homer in his second major league game to power San Francisco to an 8-3 win and completed a doubleheader sweep over Pittsburgh after a prior 11-7 opener paced by a Willie Mays homer and a Willie McCovey blast. Kingman, in his second game, expressed disbelief at his rapid rise while finishing the season against the Pirates with a 9-3 mark.
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Pizarro tops Seaver as Mets lose to Expos in rain
Pizarro blanked the Mets on six hits over seven innings, fanning seven. New York fell 3-1 to Montreal as the game drifted with rain delays and late scoring no longer counted after the 12th inning washout.
North Ridgeville Freshmen Football Report Tomorrow
Freshmen football candidates in North Ridgeville should report behind the high school tomorrow at 7 p.m. for tryouts.
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DiMaggio still draws crowds twenty years after retirement
The legendary Joe DiMaggio, now 56 and a public relations consultant for Hughes Sports Network, remains the era’s best known autograph magnet. At Monmouth Park and Shea Stadium, fans mob him for signatures, with DiMaggio reportedly signing endlessly and never turning away a request, in a scene recalled by Joe Nachio and others.
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Sandy's Drive-In Clinches Playoff Win For Second Half Title
Sandy's Drive-In defeated Lehman-Johnson-Young 11 to 0 in a playoff for the league championship. Three teams finished the second half 6-2. Sandy's to face Thomasson's Chips for the second half crown as Thomasson's won the first half. Winning pitcher John Suetta struck out 11, while Fred Batser took the loss. Scorers include Gus Ristas Mark Haddox and Mick Pazos for L J Y. The piece also mentions Joe DiMaggio and Tom Morgan as color notes at Shea Stadium.
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