Aaron belts 750th homer in tie game
Hank Aaron becomes the all time home run king with his 750th blast off Oakland pitcher Jim Todd in the ninth inning. He tied the game earlier and delivered the deciding homer, after 749 prior round trips in a storied career with Milwaukee.
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Yankees outlast White Sox as Holtzman debuts in win
New York beat Chicago 3-2 after a fourth inning rally aided by Stanleys single, Rivers bunt, a miscue and White’s sacrifice fly. Holtzman debuted with the Yankees, Grant Jackson earned the win in 14 innings. Orioles defeat Rangers 9-4 as May and Mora power the offense, Red Sox top Angels 3-1 on late pressure, Tigers top Twins 4-2 with Freehan three hits.
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US Open scorelines and MLB results in scattered box scores
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Ross resigns as Clearview track mentor
Wayne Ross, who piloted Clearview to the 1973 state Class A track championship, resigns as Clipper track coach. He will stay in the system as head football coach and junior high teacher. He cites workload and his master’s degree pursuit, after seven years leading the track program. His tenure includes the 1978 state Class A team title, four district championships, and a 1972 state runner up, with six individual champions produced. A successor has not yet been named.
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Arizona Wildcats reach 30th College World Series final
Arizona secured a berth in tonight's College World Series final with a 5-1 victory over top-ranked Arizona State. The Wildcats, 46-15, will face Eastern Michigan for the championship.
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O'Malley targets baseball with restraint of trade suit
O'Malley plans to sue Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in Federal Court over restraint of trade. Kuhn faces possible action from the Yankees and Red Sox as well. The Players' Association, led by Marvin Miller, mirrors Finley in threatening suit. Finley halts Rudi and other players by Kuhn's order, prompting speculation on PA and Finley's legal moves.
National League roundup: Bowa's glove bags Reds
In a National League roundup, Larry Bowa’s fielding and clutch glove work highlighted a day that also saw Mike Schmidt drive in three runs. The Phillies shortstop contributed key plays as Cincinnati FC Reds faced offense stifled by strong defense.
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Baseball owners clash over Kuhn ruling and player sales
The article reports on reactions by owners and executives including Bonda and Phil Seghi to Commissioner Kuhn's ruling on Finley selling unsigned players. It discusses potential settlements retroactive to include players now becoming free agents, and notes differing views on fairness and legal consequences for baseball. It also covers contemporaneous game results and notable plays from the Phillies, Reds, Pirates, Cubs, and Dodgers.
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Finley attacks Kuhn over late 1970s trades and court plan
Oakland owner Charlie Finley blasts commissioner Bowie Kuhn as a village idiot over the deadline day sale of Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi and Vida Blue for 3.5 million. He says a court restraining order will halt play until ruling. Finley calls it vendetta and questions past deals including Mike Epstein and Darold Knowles sale.
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Singleton shoots 82 to stay in AIAW contention
East Lansing Mich Vicki Singleton of Oberlin fired an 82 in the third round to tie for 15th at the 36th annual AIAW Tournament. The freshman, who plays for Oberlin Golf Club and Elyria Country Club, stands at 234, seven behind leaders Nancy Lopez and Beverly Davis at 227 as Arizona State moved from sixth to second before slipping to third at 944. The event concludes today with Florida leading at 942 and Furman at 943.
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