Perry Returns Shuts Down No Hitter Bid in Orioles Win
A's pitcher Jim Perry, acquired weeks earlier, loses a near no hitter to Al Bumbry before finishing with a one hitter as Oakland beats Baltimore 3-0. Nolan Ryan allows six runs in six as New York Yankees top California Angels 6-4. Other AL scores: White Sox 9 Brewers 2. Texas 8 Red Sox 3. KC 4 Detroit 3. Minnesota 5 Cleveland 3 in 12. inning game.
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White Sox hitters spark win over Milwaukee in six-run burst
After six unsuccessful tries to win, Milwaukee was knocked around for 10 hits as the White Sox tied the game with 14 runs. Pat Kelly homered for the big five-run inning, while Chicago powered past Detroit 4 3 on Royers grounder and Brett’s late hit.
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Texas
Post 222 Baseball Schedule at Varnedoe Stadium
The Thomasville Post 222 team hosts Newton at 6 p.m. at Varnedoe Stadium and sits 3-2. Thursday the Colt League opens at 7:30 p.m. at Varnedoe Stadium. Saturday features a 4 p.m. doubleheader against Valdosta at the same venue.
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Pirates Run Up 17 Hits To Rout Reds 9 5
Pirates explode for nine runs on 17 hits at Riverfront Stadium as Pat Darcy struggles and Willie Stargell drives in five with three doubles and a homer. Cincinnati pitchers allow 18 runs in two games, while Pittsburgh climbs in the standings amid a busy National League schedule.
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Houston Astros
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San Diego Padres
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Richie Zisk
College World Series Game Is Rained Out
Bobby Richardson weighs team needs as South Carolina awaiting rainout rescheduling in Omaha. Timmy Lewis was set to start but Earl Bass may take the mound with Floyd Bannister for Arizona State. The double elimination advances as South Carolina and Arizona State remain unbeaten with Oklahoma and Texas looming.
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Fullerton State
Jim Brock
Oklahoma
Texas
Thomasville Glass cruises in league with 8-0 start
Thomasville Glass remains unbeaten at 8-0 atop the Women's Softball League, with Warner's 8-2 and other teams including Cairo area clubs like Chick, Commercial Bank and Carlton Farm Supply in pursuit. Recent results show Commercial Bank 12 Carlton Farm Supply 11, Warner's 20 Sunnyland 0, and Glass 21 Cairo Recreation 0. Debra Gainous led Glass with four hits in a dominant win.
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Angie Wade
May Dell Glenn
Hazel Hardy
Cathy Davis
Essie Davis
Brenda Harrison
Robbie Brown
Greer Becknell
Ann Harrison
Judy Council
Lucy Rumble
Linda Thompson
Warner's
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Debra Gainous
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