Orioles extend win streak with Dobson complete game
Right-hander Pat Dobson pitched his fifth straight complete game as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins to push their winning streak to nine. Dobson set up the first three Baltimore runs with three sacrifice bunts, with Mark Belanger advancing each time and scoring. Don Buford drove in Belanger twice with a single in the third and a fielder's choice in the seventh.
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Brock lifts Cardinals past Giants in 11th
Lou Brock’s 11th inning sacrifice fly brought Dwain Anderson home, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 4-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants in a tense National League game.
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A's rookie wins again in AL victory over Indians
Oakland rookie left-hander Dave Hamilton earned his fourth straight win as he and Darold Knowles limited Cleveland to a 3-2 Athletics win. Hamilton improved to 4-0 on the season with strong control and fastball movement.
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Royals surge past Brewers
Kansas City Royals defeated Milwaukee Brewers 6 to 3 as John Mayberry blasted a three run homer and Fred Patek added a two run single to cap a Saturday victory.
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Yankees sweep Rangers with two wins in twin bill
New York Yankees take both games from Texas Rangers. John Ellis delivered the tie breaking RBI in the fifth, Sparky Lyle retired Mel Stottlemyre's trouble in the eighth, and Steve Kline pitched five singles for a 2-0 opener victory. The sweep stretches New York's winning streak to four games.
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Bench, Menke, Perez lead Reds past Mets in 8-2 win
Tony Perez and Denis Menke hit solo homers in the second inning while Johnny Bench swatted a three run shot in the third as Cincinnati beat New York 8-2. Bench extended his league lead with 18 homers and 50 RBI as the crowd of 51,617 watched. The Mets scored first on Wayne Simpson’s start before Gentry’s fourth straight loss.
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Dick Allen Tops All-Star Voting in AL First Results
AP reports Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League All-Star balloting with 96,633 votes from 217,029 ballots counted. Rod Carew and Luis Aparicio top other infield leaders. Brooks Robinson leads at third base. Bill Freehan tops catchers. Reggie Jackson, Lou Piniella, Carlos May lead outfielders. NL leaders include Henry Aaron and Roberto Clemente.
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Padres blank Pirates 4-0 as Kirby shuts out Pittsburgh
Nate Colbert drove in four runs with a homer a double and a sacrifice fly while Clay Kirby tossed a nine hit shutout to lead the San Diego Padres to a 4-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.
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Young angler nets four-pound rainbow trout
A 4-pound rainbow trout was caught last week by 6-year-old Paulette Angove of 2348 Grand. She fished from a boat operated by her grandfather, Doug Angove of 1921 Wall, using worms as bait.
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Carty Delivers Decisive Hit in Braves 3 2 Win
Rico Carty extended his hitting streak to 18 games and singled home Atlanta's winning run in the 10th inning against Montreal. Ralph Garr led off with a single and advanced on a passed ball before Aaron was intentionally walked.
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Cardenal fuels Cubs past Dodgers with versatile standout
Jose Cardenal batted, ran and fielded to spark a 7 2 Chicago win. He belted a two run homer, made a crucial running catch, then started a two run rally with a hit and run single and stolen base. He also contributed in the eighth with another hit and base theft as Chicago pulled away.
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Braves suspend Cepeda for leaving park before Expos game
Atlanta manager Lyman Harris suspended first baseman Orlando Cepeda for an indefinite period after Cepeda left the park when he learned he would not start against Montreal. Cepeda, limited by knee problems, had appeared in 22 games this season with a .333 average, three homers and eight RBIs.
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Wood First to Win 1? Red Sox Rally Past White Sox
In Boston, Duane Josephson tripled the tying run in the eighth and scored on Phil Gagliano's bloop single as the Red Sox rallied for three in the eighth to beat Chicago 10 8 and split the day night doubleheader after the White Sox won the opener 5 4. Wilbur Wood earned his 11th win in the afternoon victory.
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Babe Ruth teams vie for second place in league race
Wilson Motor leads Babe Ruth standings at 9-1 after a 7-5 loss to Golden Rule. Sayatovic-White's and McQueen sit 7-3, while Al & Ray's 6-3 chase for second. Week schedule lists games at Cinders and Mile High venues through Friday.
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