Odom flawless bid ends on two-out single
John Blue Moon Odom carried a no hitter into the ninth before a two-out single broke the bid as Jim Nash limited Baltimore to four hits. Oakland swept the Orioles 6-1 and 6-0 in the doubleheader with strong defense and eight walks issued by Odom. Dave Johnson's bat sparked a miscue on a sinking fastball in the ninth.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Jim Nash
Oakland Athletics
Orioles
Dave Johnson
Odom
Balti
A's Rally With Walks Lead In Split Doubleheader
Oakland gains four runs in the second inning on three walks and a sacrifice fly by Brooks Robinson. Rick Monday drives in three runs in the nightcap and Ramon Webster collects three singles in the two games. Tom Phoebus takes the loss to fall to 5-5 while Bruce Howard drops to 0-2. Nash improves to 5-4 with five strikeouts. Rene Lachemann plates two runs in the first game and also scores twice.
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Brooks Robinson
Tom Phoebus
Odom
Bert Campaneris
Rick Monday
Monday
John Donaldson
Donaldson
Bruce Howard
Nash
Ramon Webster
Oakland
Rene Lachemann
Anaconda and Billings tie in ninth in dark at Washoe Park
Anaconda American Legion baseball twice threatened to win in the bottom of the ninth but the rally fell short as Billings defended state title holders to a 3 all tie at Washoe Park last night. Arnold Miller and Sam Scalise umpired the game.
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Washoe Park
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Sam Scalise
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Pirates halt slump with Blass complete game shutout
Steve Blass pitched his first complete game of the season shutting out the Houston Astros 5-0 in five hits. The Pirates ended a five game losing streak in Houston on Friday night.
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Steve Blass
Pittsburgh
Houston Astros
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Ruth League Play Delivers Close Senior Babe Ruth Action
In a Friday Senior Babe Ruth game Babe Ruth team dropped a tight contest as Rick Anders doubled for the winners and Max Erickson took the loss. At the Cinders field Wilson edged Albertson 7-6 with Ed Keneeney the winning pitcher and J Traynor the loser. Dan Ba hit a grand slam for Wilson in the regular Babe Ruth game.
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Rick Anders
Max Erickson
Wilson
Albertson
Ed Keneeney
J. Traynor
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Mickey Stanley's ninth inning triple lifts Tigers past Indians
Mickey Stanley delivered a two run triple with two out in the ninth as Detroit beat Cleveland 5-4. The Tigers won their fourth in a row after Al Dark's decision to lift rookie Mike Paul and bring in Stan Williams, with Lee Maye misplaying a grounder for the decisive hit.
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Tony Horton
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Ashe and Graebner sweep first round in Davis Cup final
Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner led the United States to a quick 2-0 advantage over Ecuador in the American Zone finals. Ashe defeated Pancho Guzman 6 3 6 3 6 2, and Graebner beat Miguel Olvera 6 2 6 1 6 2.
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Braves Top Red Sox 11 7 In Little League Action
Friday night results show the Braves beating the Red Sox 11 to 7 with Bill Gimol jez defeating Peltoma. Pat Williams and Joe Thomas went 3 for 4 for the winners as Peltoma hit two doubles for the losers. John Fish won for the Yanks while Mick Chesterfield took the loss for the Twins. Larry McGilvray and Dale Grinolds each homered and David Holland added a two bagger for New York.
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Twins
Bill Gimoljez
Peltoma
Pat Williams
Joe Thomas
Ohn Fish
Mick Chesterfield
Larry McGilvray
Dale Grinolds
David Holland
Slow Pitch Scores and Team Results Listed
Brown's Mobile 9 defeats Silver Bow Park AC 8. Driscoll's 10 beats Dinny Moore's 5. Jerry's Corner 7 defeats Drift in 8. East Side A C 20 defeats Star Lanes 3. Koochy's 11 beats Star Lanes? Speedway 10 notes.
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Crampton Leads as Graham Surges at Speedway Open
Bruce Crampton holds a two stroke lead after a two under par 70 in the second round at the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. Lou Graham matches a record-tying 66 to move into serious contention, with Sam Snead and Mike Hill at 140 and others at 141. Bobby Nichols misses the cut with 149, Larry Hinson on 150.
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Ind
Bruce Crampton
Lou Graham
Sam Snead
Mike Hill
Graham
Crampton
Billy Casper
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Dutch Harrison
Mike Higgins
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Angels pound Yanks in Twin Bill to split series
California Angels slapped 15 hits including homers by Don Mincher and Tom Satriano to beat the New York Yankees 8-4 in the nightcap and split the doubleheader after New York won the opener 4-1 behind Fritz Peterson. Mincher, Reichardt and Fregosi each had three hits. Satriano added a bases empty homer in the fifth.
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California Angels
Don Mincher
Tom Satriano
New York Yankees
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Mincher
Angels
Jim MccGlothlin
McGlothlin
Mickey Mantle
Charlie Smith
Rick Reichardt
Jim Fregosi
Angel
Fregosi
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Peterson
California
Paul Schaal
Rich Reichardt
Lesthey Ouane
Bill Robinson
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Cox
Eliseo Rodriguez
Bob Rodgers
White
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IOC chief says Rhodesia ban not IOC action
Avery Brundage said the International Olympic Committee cannot force Rhodesia's entry into the Mexico City Games, citing UN embargoes and political pressure. He recalled banning South Africa for potential violence and said the Rhodesia case shows politics entangles sports.
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International Olympic Committee
Rhodesia
Mexico City
Avery Brundage
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Mexico
Seonky Council of the United Naons
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Great Britain
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Mets Blank Giants 4-0 Behind Ryan Homers
Cleon Jones hit in a run producing single and Ron Swoboda and Tommie Agee homered as Nolan Ryan shut down San Francisco. Swoboda's ninth inning homer followed Agee's, clinching a 4-0 Mets victory. Ryan escaped a bases loaded jam in the seventh and allowed only four hits.
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Cal Koonce
SAN Francisco
Cleon Jones
Ron Swoboda
Tommie Agee
Nolan Ryan
New York Mets
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Ray Sadecki
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Bob Goalby Ends Masters Title Run in 11-Year Pro Span
Bob Goalby claimed the Masters championship marking his seventh tournament win as a pro in 11 years. The victory adds another major milestone to Goalby’s storied golf career and cements his status among top players of the era.
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Bob Goalby
Reds Ends Cardinals Streak With Solo Homer In Cincinnati
Curt Flood lined a solo homer for the Reds to halt the Cardinals nine game win streak. Jim Maloney limited the National League leaders to two runs on six hits while striking out nine. Pete Rose added a two run single as Cincinnati won 4-2 behind solid defense and timely hitting.
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Curt Flood
Cincinnati Reds
Louis
Jim Maloney
Pete Rose
Cardinals
Maloney
Orlando Cepeda
Tro. Maloney
Dal Maxvill
Rose
Hal Gilson
Osteen tosses four hitter to give Dodgers fifth straight win
Claude Osteen limited the Philadelphia Phillies to four singles and improved to 5-7 as the Dodgers won their fifth consecutive game. He outpitched Chris Short and kept any Phillie runner from reaching second base. The Dodgers completed another complete game, allowing just three runs in 46 innings.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phillies
Osteen
Chris Short
Dodgers
Twins Senators split twin bill on late errors and hits
Washington edged Minnesota 3-2 in 10 innings as Paul Casanova delivered a pinch hit in the 10th after a sequence of four straight 10th inning hits. Minnesota won the opener 5-3 behind Rich Rollins's run-scoring double and six Minnesota errors.
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Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
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Rich Rollins
Ed Stroud
Fred Valentine
Ken McMullen
Casanova
Bruce Lock
Jim Kaat
Jim Holt
Kaat
Frank Kostros
Darold Knowles
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Bernie Allen
Night MLB matchups across leagues with multiple pitchers listed
National League games include St Louis versus Cincinnati with Briles facing Culver, Pittsburgh at Houston featuring Bunning Moose and Blass, and Philadelphia at Los Angeles with L Jackson against Drysdale. American League pairings show Cleveland at Detroit with Tiant Solich, Oakland at Baltimore, and Chicago at Boston with Priddy versus Bell and Irael.
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