Aaron bats lift Braves to 4 3 victory over Phillies
Aaron brothers Henry and Tommie drove in three runs to lift the Atlanta Braves into second place in the National League with a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. Henry hit his 495th career homer and 14th this season. Tommie added two RBIs as the Braves rallied from early deficit.
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Versalles homers in 11th as Dodgers beat Giants 6-5
San Francisco fails to hold a 5-2 lead as Versalles belts a second homer in the 11th in Los Angeles. Willie McCovey drives in four for the Giants with two homers, while Marichal suffers the tough loss after a strong early start.
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Boston Rout Indians 9 3 in Six Unearned Runs First Inning
The Red Sox burst ahead with six unearned runs in the first inning, aided by Sam McDowell’s wildness and two errors by Larry Brown. Boston then cruised to a 9-3 victory, snapping a three game skid.
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Olympic trials open Saturday at Los Angeles Coliseum
Bob Seagren Jon Vaughn and Dick Railsback lead the pole vault field at the U S trials with Seagren 17 7 best this year and Vaughn and Railsback coming back from injuries They compete as 15 qualifiers for spots on the Olympic team Saturday at 3 p m local time in the Coliseum.
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Lake Tahoe
Twins win 2-0 as rain ends game in Baltimore
The Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 2-0 after five innings as rain halted play. Dave Boswell improved to 7-6 with four hits and four walks allowed while Tony Oliva and Boswell drove in the runs. Baltimore stranded four in scoring position.
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Jim Hardin
Jackie Hernandez
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Mets defeat Astros 3-0 as Cardwell limits damage
Ron Taylor relieved Don Cardwell to end an eight inning jam and secure a 3-0 Mets win over Houston. Cleon Jones and Ed Charles led off the seventh with singles to spark a run, followed by a balk and a single scoring another. Charles, Grote and Don Bosch added an insurance run in the ninth to stop Houston’s four game streak.
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Friday Baseball Doubleheaders in American League Schedule
The day features two sets of twin bill games across the league. Chicago meets Detroit in a twilight clash as Horten and Carlos duel Wilson and Sparma. California challenges Washington with McGlothlin opposing Ortega and Howard. Minnesota visits Baltimore, Oakland travels to New York, and Cleveland heads to Boston in night games.
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Friday Major League Baseball games start times listed
EDT schedule shows NL games including St Louis at Chicago at 2 30 p m and New York at Houston at 8 30 p m while Pittsburgh at Philadelphia begins 7 35 p m Cin at San Francisco 4 p m and Los Angeles hosts Atlanta 11 p m AL matches Chi at Detroit 5 30 p m Cal at Washington 5 p m Minnesota at Baltimore 8 p m Oakland at New York 8 p m Cleveland at Boston 7 p m.
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Moose Host Slow Pitch Invite Opens With Top Matchups
The Moose slow pitch tournament begins tonight at 7:30 in Clark Park with Moose facing Northern Timber of Deer Lodge. Koody's Reynolds meets Big Butte at 9:00, with games continuing Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Moose hosts, aims to defend a local title amid interstate teams, while free lunch will be served at Moose Hall after afternoon games.
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Stauffer nips Anaconda nine in windy league clash
Stauffer Chemical edged Anaconda 1 0 at Montana Tech Memorial Coliseum as Steve Stocich scored the winning run on Bob Moodry’s two out double in the sixth. Jim Parrish earned the win over Paul Greenough in a game marked by heavy winds and sharp infield play.
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