Cash and Price Lift Tigers Past Yankees 6-5
Detroit right fielder Norm Cash and catcher Jim Price fueled a 6-5 comeback win over theNew York Yankees as Mayo Smith’s strategic move paid off. Cash drove in multiple runs and Price delivered the game winning homer after Kaline reached third on a wild throw. Rain affected other AL games, with Baltimore defeating Washington 5-3 and California beating Minnesota 5-2.
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Frazier Defeats Quarry In Seventh Round TKO
Joe Frazier defeated Jerry Quarry by seventh round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden. Quarry battled hard despite a deep eye wound and heavy punishment from Frazier, who led from round two and delivered decisive body blows. Frazier earned around 350000. Quarry about 250000.
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Elks Narrowly Edge Lewis Enterprises 10-9
Elks Club held off a late rally by Lewis Enterprises for a 10-9 win in Junior Pony League. Randy Bozeman led with a triple and teammates Shores Mathis and McKinnon added singles. Lewis’ McCorkle Fenlon and Brooks produced multiple hits. Sunnyland routed VFW 15-2 as Ramsey Edwards doubled and tripled.
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Jim McCollum
Jay Smith
Rain and scores from today's major league baseball games
In the American League East St. Louis plays Montreal after rain delays. Scores include Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 5 San Diego 0 and Houston 9 San Francisco 3. Today's schedule lists numerous matchups with many twi light and night games across cities.
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Rain Delays Start Of Wimbledon Tennis
Wimbledon had a delayed opening as rain postponed the first day. top players waited in dressing rooms for hours before the schedule shifted to Tuesday. Ashe seeded No 5 contends with a lingering elbow issue while Marty Riessen from Evansville laces up for a WCT tour.
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Dodgers Run Streak With 5-3 Win Over Braves
Dodgers defeat Braves 5-3 to extend winning streak as lineup shows steady offense and bullpen holds on. Key hits from the lineup push Los Angeles past Atlanta with decisive late scoring and strong pitching support.
Thomas County Federal Nets Pony League Victory
Thomas County Federal scored seven runs in the first inning to beat the Jaycees 13-4 in Pony League action. Pete Reeves and Kenneth Taylor homered and singled for TCF, with Atkinson pitching four shutout innings and nine strikeouts as Robinson-Smith and other clubs chase the standings. The Dodgers beat Atlanta 5-3 behind Mota’s homer and Wills’ extra-base hit, while Cubs edged Pirates 5-4 and Reds blanked the Padres 5-0 in other National League games.
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Isaac Tops NASCAR Loop With Ninth Win This Season
Issac Top Winner In NASCAR Loop DAYTONA BEACH Fla AP Bobby Isaac of Catawba NC extended his lead as the Grand National top winner with his ninth win of the season at Greenville SC over the weekend. David Pearson of Spartanburg SC remains second with five victories and Richard Petty has four. Pearson leads the Grand National standings by 66 points with 1,934 to 1,868 for Petty. James Hylton sits third with 1,730 and Neil Castles fourth at 1,680.
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