Cardinals pound Seaver in 11-0 rout of Mets on TV
St Louis pounded Tom Seaver for 10 hits and seven runs through five innings and went on to an 11-0 victory over New York. Reggie Cleveland earned the win as the Cardinals piled up 17 hits and dropped the Mets further in the NL East standings.
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Jim Kaat earns ninth win in Twins 4 Royals 1
Minnesota pitcher Jim Kaat improved to 9-2 as the Twins defeated Kansas City 4-1 in Kansas City. Kaat limited the Royals to eight hits and got support with a three-run rally in the third inning led by Rick Renick and Eric Soderholm. The fourth run came in the seventh on a bases loaded walk to force in Danny Thompson, with Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew contributing key hits and an error aiding the final tally.
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Babe Ruth league tightens race as two wins lift leaders
Wilson Motor holds an 11-1 mark atop the Babe Ruth standings after two wins, while McQueen advances to 9-3 and Al & Rays at 8-3. Sayatovic-White drops to 7-4 after a loss. Play resumes through July 14 with make-ups the following week. The tournament starts July 24, per Lou Skuletich.
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Homers pace Montreal rally vs Phillies
Ron Woods and Ken Singleton hit home runs for Montreal as Clyde Mashore drove in two runs with two sacrifice flies in a 5-4 comeback over Philadelphia. Fryman’s winless streak extended to seven starts in the NL contest.
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Wright Outpitches Blue for 3-1 Win
Lefty Clyde Wright scattered four hits as the California Angels beat the Oakland A's 3-1 in Oakland. Reggie Jackson homered for the A's in the third, but Wright improved to 8-3. The Angels added two runs in the seventh and another in the eighth as Leo Cardenas and Jeff Torborg drove in runs and Oliver scored on a sacrifice fly.
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Cedeno Leads Astros Past Reds in Cincinnati Victory
Cesar Cedeno drove in two runs with a fifth inning double as the Houston Astros beat the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1. Larry Dierker pitched seven solid innings to secure the win and hand Cincinnati its defeat on Saturday night.
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Sanguillen Delivers Clutch Hit Lifts Pirates Over Cubs
Manny Sanguillen delivered a bases loaded, tie breaking single in the eighth to put the Pittsburgh Pirates ahead 3-1 against the Chicago Cubs. Dave Cash started the rally with a single, Willie Stargell doubled, and Al Oliver drew an intentional walk before Sanguillen's two run hit. Nelson Briles held the Cubs to one run until Rick Monday's fifth inning single.
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Brewers Top Red Sox 5-2 Behind Briggs and Heise
Milwaukee defeats Boston 5-2 as John Briggs homers and Bob Heise adds a two run double. Eddie Kasko and two players ejected in the middle innings. Danny Cater and John Kennedy produced Boston’s early runs before Milwaukee answered with key hits.
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