Ten champs dethroned at NCAA track meet in Bloomington
UCLA won the team crown with 81 points as 10 defending champions fell. Texas A&M star Randy Matson set an NCAA discus record and Texas A&M teammates led in field events while Gerry Lindgren set a 3 mile mark. New NCAA champions included Villanova, Michigan State, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, Kent State, and San Jose State among others.
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Orioles rout Boston 16 in Fenway show of power
Jim Palmer earned his seventh win as Baltimore beat Boston 16 to 6 keeping a two game lead over Cleveland. Frank Robinson drove in four runs while Brooks Robinson Dave Johnson Boog Powell and Curt Blefary homered or chipped in multiple RBI. Russ Snyder had three hits and Frank Robinson hit his 18th homer of the season.
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Softball schedules for men and women across multiple fields
The notice lists men slow pitch games from Monday to Wednesday at Armory Field No 1 2 and 3 Clark Park and Field No 1 2 with times 6 15 7 15 7 30 8 45. Women slow pitch games run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday at Clark Park Dan Corr Field with times 6 3 6 4 6 15 7 15.
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Hall belts two homers as Twins beat White Sox 9 8
Jimmie Hall drove in five with two homers for Minnesota in a 9 8 victory over Chicago. Hall's first homer came after Cesar Tovar's single and his second capped a six run second inning that put the Twins ahead. Don Mincher added a solo shot in the eighth as the Sox staged a late three run rally.
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Indians ride three two run homers past Senators
Cleveland's Leon Wagner Pedro Gonzalez and Fred Whitfield each hit two run shots to lift the Indians to a 7-2 win over Washington. Sonny Siebert extended his no hit bid into the 11th before Doug Camilli ended it. Buddy Booker and Wagner added later contributions.
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Montana Babe Ruth Tournaments Set for July
Montana's district Babe Ruth baseball tournaments begin the week of July 10 with most games July 15 to 17. Dist 1 in Hamilton is managed by Frank Popiel, Dist 2 in Great Falls by Mark Fuller, and Dist 3 in Glendive by James Brown. The state tournament runs July 22 to 24 in Libby, with the champion advancing to the regional in New Westminster, B C.
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Freehan Drives In Winning Run For Tigers Over Yankees
Bill Freehan hit his second run-scoring single of the game in the eighth to drive home Willie Horton and lift Detroit to a 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees. Horton opened the frame with a double and advanced on Jim Northrup’s fly ball before Freehan’s go-ahead hit.
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Tigers Reinstate Mickey Stanley From Disabled List
The Detroit Tigers activated outfielder Mickey Stanley from the disabled list on Saturday and optioned catcher Jackie Moore to Syracuse in the International League. Stanley, sidelined since May 13 with a broken bone in his left hand, began the season as the Tigers' regular center fielder.
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