Giants Rally to Beat Cardinals 7 5 in San Francisco
San Francisco snapped a seven game streak with a 7 5 win over St Louis as Ken Henderson drove in two runs and Louis tied the game with a bases loaded error in the second inning. Dal Maxvill had a key error as the Cards failed to recover.
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Louis
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Dal Maxvill
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Jesus Alou
Bob Bolin
Lindy McDaniel
Roger Maris
Cepeda
Bill Henry
Carver
Maris
Frank Linzy
ST. Louis
Onoo Kolin
Romano
Mianiel
A Jackson
Ooon
Henry
Ono Savage
Lingy
Loo Cosman
Ono Spiezlo
Willis Panno
Hoether
Adohnson
Bressoud
St.Louis
San Francino USA
Met Bonus Baby Beats Cubs By 6-1
New Yorks Tom Seaver earned his first major league win in relief as the Mets defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-1. Davis homered, Harrelson delivered a two RBI single, and Seaver worked 7 1 3 innings with Don Shaw closing. Cubs jumped ahead on Kessinger and Williams but could not hold the lead as New York exploded for three runs in the eighth.
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Shaw
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TWA
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Hargan 5 Hits A's 2-0 in Cleveland Victory
Steve Hargan pitched a five hit shutout to beat Kansas City 2-0, extending Cleveland’s winning streak to four. He struck out three, walked three, and allowed singles to Repos Talfn Suarez Campaneris and Charles. Lew Krausse took the loss for the A’s after being lifted for a pinch hitter in the eighth.
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Stevenargan
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Indians
Hargan
Owl
Roger Repos
Tim Talfon
Ken Suarez
Bert Campaneris
Ed Charles
Lew Krausse
Athletics
Fred Whitfield
Duke Sims
Gus Gil
Suartz
Sims
Larry Brown
Lakers sue ABA to block Barnes joining Dallas club
Los Angeles Lakers sue Jim Barnes and the American Basketball Association in Superior Court for 3.05 million dollars. The suit seeks 25 thousand dollars from Barnes and 3.025 million from the ABA for breach of contract. Barnes reportedly signed a two year Dallas deal for 25 thousand per year plus a bonus. The filing notes Barnes remains under contract through Oct 1 and paints up a clash with the ABA as more players jump leagues.
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Naonal Basketball Association
Jim
Barnes
Dallas
NBA
ABA
Leroy Ellis
Baltimore
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Lakers
Auielcss
Adcack
Cronin
Son
AL Teams Free To Wear Any Color For Shoes
Boston report says American League clubs may choose shoe colors freely including white or yellow. A league spokesman noted no rule mandates black shoes and Cronin previously blocked a protest by Manager Joe Adcock of the Cleveland Indians over white shoes worn by Kansas City players.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Kansas
Tigers Rally Past Angels in 4-3 Victory
Detroit overcame a 3-2 deficit in the eighth inning after Jerry Lumpe misplayed a line drive, letting the tying and winning runs score. Key moments included Jimmie Hall and Tom Satriano homers for California, then Kaline and Freehan homering for Detroit as Gates Brown and Kaline sparked the late rally.
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Jay Johnstone
Jerry Lumpe
California Angels
Brunet
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Kadline
Minnie Rojas
Brown
Rojas
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Norm Cash
Lumpe
Ray Oyler
Johnstone
Northrup
Kaline
Freehan
Tiger
White Sox Bludgeon Senators 8 4 in six-run burst
The Chicago White Sox routed Pete Richert 8-4 in Washington. A six-run third inning featured Pete Ward and John Buzhardt delivering key two-run hits while Don Buford, Ken Berry, Tommie Agee and Duane Josephson added influential singles and hits. The Senators rallied briefly in the fourth but could not overcome.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Pete Richert
Washington Senators
Pete Ward
John Buzhardt
Bob Humphreys
Richert
Don Buford
Ken Berry
Buford
Tommie Agee
Ward
Jerry Adair
Duane Josephson
Senators
Buzhardt
Bob Chance
Ken McMullen
Cap Peterson
Jim King
Ed Brinkman
Bernie Allen
Reds win in 13th as Pinson delivers for Reds over Dodgers
In Los Angeles the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Los Angeles club 3-1 in 13 innings. Va da Pinson blooped a single to right field to drive in Don Pavietich for the winning run. The game involved late schedule changes and notes on players such as McCraw Humphreys and King.
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LOS Angeles
Vada Pinson
Don Pavietich
Cincinnati Reds
Rohr and Stottlemyre Vie Tonight in Boston Series
Boston will host New York as Billy Rohr makes only his second major league start against the Yankees, who rely on Mel Stottlemyre's sharp spring form. Dick Williams reshapes the Red Sox lineup with Dalton Jones at third, Reggie Smith back to center, and Mike Andrews taking over at second while Tony Horton remains at first.
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Billy Rohr
Mel Stottlemyre
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Rohr
Elston Howard
Settlemyre
Yankees
Washington
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Williams
Harvard
Dalton Jones
Joe Foy
Reggie Smith
Scond
Jose Tartabull
Mike Andrews
Tony Horton
George Scott
South Troy LI Sets Tryouts For Major Division
The South Troy Little League will hold major division tryouts tomorrow Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and Monday at 5:45 p.m. at the league field. New registrants and boys from last year’s minor league must attend all sessions with their own gloves. Unregistered boys may attend tomorrow with a parent. Booster returns welcomed. Fathers coaches and managers are urged to attend.
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Dolphins Sign Beier To Miami Roster
Miami Dolphins signed Tom Beier, star defensive back from the University of Miami, yesterday. The AP report notes Beier joins the Dolphins’ defensive backfield as a valued addition to the Miami squad.
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University of Miami
Miami Dolphins
American Football League
Canadiens rout Maple Leafs 6-2 in playoff opener
Richard Has Hat Trick sparked the Canadiens as Henri Beliveau and Yvan Cournoyer led with three and two goals respectively. Montreal built a 4-1 lead after two periods, then held on as Toronto’s Larry Hillman and Jim Pappin added late goals. The series shifts to Toronto for games two and three next Tuesday and Thursday.
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Richard
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Yvan Cournoyer
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Leon Rochefort
Terry Sawchuk
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Pappin
Vachon
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Balon
Larose
Mahovlich
Harris
Erickson
Courhoyet
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Horton
Pulford
Conacher
Harper
76ers Take Commanding 3-1 Lead Over Warriors
Philadelphia 76ers toppled the San Francisco Warriors 122-108 to grab a 3-1 NBA playoff series edge. Hal Greer poured 38 points, Chet Walker 33 with 14 in the final period, and Wilt Chamberlain dominated on rebounds and defense, while Nate Thurmond was limited to four field goals as the 15,117 crowd at the Cow Palace witnessed a decisive Philadelphia win.
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Chet Walker
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Mick Darry Chamberlain
Warrior
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Wally Jones
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Barry Y Ned
Lee Ch’'mb
Thirni
K Jones
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King
Gowkas
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Mullin
Mudins
Siena Frosh Cup Golf Match Triumph at Schenectady
Siena freshman golf defeated Albany State freshmen 3-2 at Schenectady Municipal Golf Course. Medalist Bob Windelspecht led with an 83. Match played without injured Larry Jeffrey.
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Schenectady Municipal Golf Course
Bob Windelspecht
Larry Jeffrey
Chicago Black Hawks
HVCC Golfers Trim Ulster in Schenectady Meet
HVCC led by Mike Daniels 79 and Jim Coleman 79 defeated Ulster 324 to 389 at Schenectady Muny. Ulster’s Tom Ogden shot 82 while Marv Gerlz burg and Steve Gouter each carded 84. HVCC to travel to Mohawk Valley tomorrow.
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Schenectady
Mike Daniels
Jim Coleman
HVCC
Tom Ogden
Ulster
Marv Gerlzburg
Steve Gouter
Mohawk Valley
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