Two shutout Nats to give Birds split
Orioles blanked Washington 2-0 behind Grant Jackson and Tom Dukes in a seven-hit shutout to split a twin bill. In the opener, Paul Lindblad pitched six hitless innings in relief for a 8-6 Senators win. Merv Rettenmund lined a two-out homer in the nightcap off Jim Shellenback for Baltimore.
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Mets edge Pirates in ninth inning three hitter
The New York Mets defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 2 as Craig Frisella retired Richie Hebner for the final out with the tying run on base. Willie Stargell drove in a run with a double and Al Oliver added a single to cap the comeback. Roberto Clemente collected his third hit in a losing effort.
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Orioles Rally Behind Late Hits In Season Bid
The Orioles pushed ahead with a seventh inning rally as Belanger and Etchebarr en delivered RBI singles and Rettenmund scored on a walk before Robinson grounded into a run. Jackson exited with two outs in the seventh as Harrah reached on a single. Dukes finished the shutout after Cuellar faltered early in the game. Bu ford hit a three run homer for Baltimore’s first three runs.
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Reed Stops Expos With Three Hit Gem
Ron Reed held Montreal to one infield hit through eight innings and finished with a three hitter as the Atlanta Braves beat the Expos 4-0. The Braves scored four runs in the third as Montreal pitcher Steve Renko walked three and threw three wild pitches.
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Siebert notches 100th major league win in Red Sox shutout
Sonny Siebert pitched six innings of six hit ball for his 10th win of the season and 100th MLB victory as Boston beat Cleveland 2-0 to split a doubleheader. George Scott hit a two run homer for the decisive runs while Frank Baker and Chris Chambliss keyed the Indians’ opener with a seven run sixth.
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Reds clip Phillies as Nolan tosses six-hitter
Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia Phillies 6-1 behind Gary Nolan six-hitter. Tony Perez Hal McRae and George Foster drove in four runs while Johnny Bench scored on Perez’s fourth inning double. Nolan struck out five and allowed the error in the ninth that let Oscar Gamble score.
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Trevino Won Open to Play On Through Summer
United States Open champ Lee Trevino shows no plan to take time off after Ardmore win. He will compete in Cleveland Open then Montrea l for the Canadian Open and Southport for the British Open, aiming to play 20 of 24 events.
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