Wellington star Jim Anderson shines at Ohio University
Former Wellington High standout Jim Anderson batting .458 over five games for Ohio University and playing left field after moving from pitching. He hit 11 twice, including three singles two doubles and a homer in a Marshall series as Bobcats go 3-0. Anderson had two hits in a 5-0 win over Morehead State.
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Wellington
Jim Anderson
Ohio University
Anderson
Ohio
Bob Wren
Marshall
Bobcats
Morehead State
Paul Anderson
Mansfield
Major League results roundup across cities and pitchers
Major League results list two night sessions with a series of games across cities. Notable pitchers include Koosman Briles Kaat Krause Siebert and Palmer among others with varied W L records. Scores span tight 2 1 to 5 0 outcomes and multiple venues including New York Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco and Chicago.
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Louis Carlton
New York
Koosman T
Houston
Bulingham
Philadelphia
Lersch
Atlanta
Reed
San Francisco
Bryant
Chicago
Holtzman
Montreal
McAnally
Pittsburgh
Briles
Los Angeles
Downing
Cincinnati
Pantsburgh
Montreal U A
St Louis Uy
Adana
Cinginnaty
San Diego
St Louis
San Fran
Cineat Diego
Lorain Catholic Tops Black River for Sectional Final
Lorain Catholic scored six runs in the sixth inning to beat Black River 13 to 10 and reach the West Salem Class A Sectional final. The Spartans held early leads of 2-0 5-4 and 7-5 before overcoming errors and wild pitches by Black River. Tom Elwell Mike Tully Roman Lubinecky and Dennis Flores each had two hits as Lorain Catholic set up a title showdown with Hillsdale.
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West Salem
Clark Ashley
Columbia
Raiders
Keystone
Northwestern
Ashley
Wildcat
Lorain Catholic
Black River
Tom Elwell
Mike Tully
Roman Lubinecky
Dennis Flores
Ed Ramey
Lorain Catoliell
Tom Allison
O, Carpenter
Black River Stuak Kline
Kewell
Q Balkin
Tully Shark
Lubinecky
Ramey
Diebold
Montony
Ib Repka A
Blandenskyst Flores
Allison
Q Knipp
Touls Lorain Catholic
Black River Dt
FBI
Mike Carpenter
Roy Balkan
Mark Shirk
Jim Blanhenshys
Matt Sabo
Kurt Sutak
Ed Diebold
Kurt Stak
Knicks trade Lucas for Russell in Warriors deal
New York acquires 6-8 Jerry Lucas from San Francisco in exchange for 6-5 Cazzie Russell as the Knicks seek to bolster center position amid Willis Reed’s injury concerns. Red Holzman stresses Lucas’ two way value and championship pedigree amid rebuilding steps.
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New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Cazzie Russell
San Francisco Warriors
Jerry Lucas
Russell
Michigan
Lucas
Ohio State
Knicks
Red Holzman
Cazzie
Willis Reed
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Jim King
Billy Turner
Personal battle doesn't exist says Bob Gibson
Bob Gibson rejects the idea of a personal duel with Tom Seaver noting he pitched against many good hurlers. Seaver beat Gibson and the Mets 3-1 as Gibson allowed a late tie and home runs while Willie Mays starred for the Giants in a 10th inning win over Atlanta.
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Bob Gibson
Tom Seaver
St. Louis
Seaver
Gibson
Mets
Juan Marichal
Ferguson Jenkins
Oliva's error sinks Twins as Senators win 6 5 in ninth
Tony Oliva collected two hits and an RBI to raise his average to .367 but his misplayed routine ball in short right allowed Washington's rally. Tom McCraw's triple started the comeback, Bernie Allen and Casanova drove in runs, and Harrah scored the deciding run on a dropped ball. Other scores: Boston over Milwaukee 5-4, Detroit 3-1 over Kansas City, California 4-2 in 11 over Cleveland, New York 4-3 over Chicago. Oakland at Baltimore was rained out.
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Bosman
Minnesota
Kaat
Boston
Siebert
Milwaukee
Krausge
Kansas City
Bunker
Detroit
Coleman
California
Murphy
Cleveland
Lamb
Oakland
Hunter
Baltimore
Palmer
New York
Kline
Chicago
Bradley
E & Milwaukee
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Kranepool
Jerry Grote
Grote
Ted Sizemore
Seaver
Gibson
Mets
San Francisco
Atlanta
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Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Diego
Willie Mays
Bobby Bonds
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Bonds
Chris Speier
Mays
Giants
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Stargell
Don Sutton
Joe Morgan
Phillies
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Twins
Oliva
Senators
Tom McCraw
Bernie Allen
McCraw
Paul Casanova
Ray Corbin
Bert Blyleven
Toby Harrah
Dick Billings
Harrah
Colonels edge Stars to trim ABA finals series lead
Darel Carrier fought through a six stitch gash above the eye to score 25 as the Kentucky Colonels beat the Utah Stars 116-110 in the ABA finals. Louie Dampier added 23 and Dan Issel posted 24 points and 17 rebounds, narrowing the best-of-seven to 2-1 with game four set for Salt Lake City.
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UPI
Darel Carrier
Kentucky Colonels
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Utah
Colonels
Salt Lake City
Carrier
Stars
Louie Dampier
Dampier
Tess
Dan Issel
Zelmo Beaty
Issel
Beaty
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