Duran Wins Lightweight Title At Madison Square Garden
Roberto Duran defeated Ken Buchanan by knockout in the 13th round at Madison Square Garden to claim the world lightweight championship. The bout drew 18 821 spectators as Duran, 29-3-0 with 25 KOs, overwhelmed the Scot, who left for his dressing room after a forced end to the action.
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Ner
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Detroit rookie Slayback loses no-hitter in debut win over Yankees
Detroit pitcher Bill Slayback, debuting in the major leagues, tossed seven hitless innings before trouble in the eighth as the Tigers beat the Yankees 4 3. He allowed three more hits and two runs in the ninth. Fred Sherman and Chuck Seelbach closed out the win.
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Miners rout Livingston in Eastern Legion clash
Butte powered past Livingston 184 in the Eastern Division contest Monday night at Alumni Field. Rick Nadeau and Bob Jordan drove in five runs each, Rick Orizotti had three RBIs with two doubles, securing a dominant win for the Miners.
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Pocatello romps Anaconda 23-2 in Legion clash
Pocatello blasted 16 runs in the third inning as Greg Thornton Dave Comstock and Shawn Jenkins homered. Mike Alston pitched seven strong for a 3-0 record, as Anaconda dropped to 2-15. Anaconda used four relievers in the fateful inning.
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Tim McKittrick
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Mueller dominates for Al & Ray's in Babe Ruth shootout win
Tim Mueller pitched a two hit shutout with nine strikeouts to lift Al & Ray's to a 9-0 victory over Duggen's. Tim Holland and Bill Cox led the offense with multiple hits. Sayatovic White's tied Bob & Joe's 9-8 in extra innings, with Mike Murphy fanning 17.
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Holtzman and Knowles top Rangers 3-0 in Arlington
Ken Holtzman and Darold Knowles combined on a four-hitter as the Oakland A's defeated the Texas Rangers 3-0. Holtzman drove in the first run with a seventh inning double while Duncan Gogolewski Lindblad and Pina contributed in the field. W Holtzman L Knowles.
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Brewers Duo Throw One Hitter in Baltimore
Skip Lockwood and Ken Sanders held the Orioles to one hit as Milwaukee cruised to a 3-0 win. Joe Lahoud belted a homer for the Brewers, while Lockwood improved to 4-8 and Dobson took the loss for Baltimore.
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Indians Solve Culp in Sixth in 7-3 Win Over Red Sox
The Cleveland Indians erupted for six runs in the sixth inning after being held hitless through five by Boston starter Ray Culp and beat the Red Sox 7-3 in an American League game. Culp Tiant Peters Fisk Lamb Hennigan Fosse. Lamp credited with win, Culp charged with loss.
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Gibson leads team to pro-am victory
Butte Country Club pro Dave Gibson captains a five man team to win a pro am handicap tourney at the club. Eighty golfers competed in a best ball event with Gibson plus amateurs Bernie Semmens Rod Salo Man Doran and Bill Berg finishing at 57 for a two stroke win.
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Man Doran
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Cody Montalban
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Dick Bonning
Ed Bonner
Steve Daniel
Jack McLaughlin
Pete Ferentz
George Vucanovich
Joe McCaffery
Lloyd Skedd
Tom Snell
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Helena
Dick Koch
Laurel Bob Towery
Joan Lunney
E. Metzger
Wally Stephens
Major League Baseball Standings and Night Games Overview
The schedule lists games across the majors with noted pitchers and records. Matchups include Atlanta at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at New York, Montreal at St Louis, Houston at San Diego, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at Baltimore, Boston at Cleveland, California at Minnesota, Chicago at Kansas City, Oakland at Texas, and New York at Detroit. Night games feature several starting pitchers and current win loss marks.
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Twins Break Angels Rally With Soderholm Grand Slam
Minnesota defeats California 7-4 as Eric Soderholm belted his first major league grand slam in the eighth inning. California pinch hits Pinson homered. Corbin earned the win, Roose took the loss.
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Koosman Shuts Down Pirates As Mets Narrow NL East Gap
Jerry Koosman pitched to a 4-2 Mets win over Pittsburgh with Tug McGraw securing the save. New York trailed 2-1 before a two-run burst and rookie John Milner hit his eighth homer in the second inning.
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Eight Women's Slow-Pitch Games Planned This Week
The City Recreation Department sponsors eight softball games at Clark Park this week. Tonight's schedule includes O'Keefe Drilling vs Dugdale's at 6 15, Cobra Tire vs Race Track at 7 15, Lucky Lager B vs Western Iron at 8 15, and DeLuxe Mr Henry vs Marty's at 9 15. Thursday features Lucky Lager B vs Va Villa at 6 15, Dugdale's vs Race Track at 7 15, Cobra Tire vs O'Keefe Drilling at 8 15, and Lucky Lager vs Race Track Corner at 9 15.
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Softball Scores From Monday's Slow-Pitch League
DeLuxe Lucky 11 defeated Ponderosa Oly 6 in a Monday slow pitch game. Lucky DeLuxe 20 beat Dinty Moore's 10. Freebourn Race Track 16 topped Maloney's Oly 6. Jim's Mirror Bar 11 defeated Walkerville 8.
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Rojas Sparks Royals to 4-1 Victory Over White Sox
Cookie Rojas singled in two runs and scored once to power the Kansas City Royals past the Chicago White Sox 4-1. Dal Canton earned the win for KC while Wilbur Wood took the loss.
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Torre belts three run homer in Cardinals win over Expos
Joe Torre hit a three run homer and Lou Brock added a run scoring double as the St. Louis Cardinals downed the Montreal Expos 4 to 3 for their sixth straight NL victory. Gibson earned the win. Moore took the loss. Torre homered for the 10th time.
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Stronmayer
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Gibson
Simmons
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