Marichal Blanks Mets 5-0 as Giants Extend Lead
Juan Marichal pitched a complete game shutout against the New York Mets, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 5-0 victory. Bobby Bonds starred with a 490-foot homer, while Ron Hunt, Willie McCovey, and Bob Burda contributed key hits as the Giants stretched their lead in the National League West to 14 games. The Mets saw their five-game win streak halted and remain behind in the East standings.
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Dodger Comeback Beats Phillies 6-5 in Eight
Los Angeles overcome a 4-2 deficit aided by Tom Haller's pinch single in the eighth scoring Willie Crawford for a 6-5 win over Philadelphia. Maury Wills and Willie Davis contributed two hits each as the Dodgers surge to extend their winning run against the Mets and Phillies.
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Maloney Dominates as Reds Top Cards 8-1
In Cincinnati Jim Maloney earned his first complete game since April 30, allowing eight hits and one run. The Reds jumped ahead with a four-run third and a three-run fourth highlighted by Rose and Johnson's hits. Benches two RBI double and Perez and Tolan helped seal the win as St Louis left the bases loaded in the fourth and failed to score again.
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Lolich Earns 100th Win With Five-Hitter Over Mariners
Mickey Lolich pitched a five-hitter with 12 strikeouts to earn his 100th career win as the Detroit Tigers defeated Seattle 6-1. Willie Horton drove in two runs, including a homer, and Al Kaline doubled to help build Detroit’s lead, with Don Wert and Jim Price contributing key hits. Seattle’s lone fifth-inning score came on a Tommy Harper single.
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Pirates Deliver 4-2 comeback over Houston Pirates
In a 4-2 Pittsburgh victory over Houston, Al Oliver hit a 10th inning double driving in two runs after a late rally. Matty Alou, Roberto Clemente and Rich Hebner contributed key plays, while Joe Morgan sparked Houston with a third inning double and scoring in the seventh.
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Cubs Top Braves 2-1 Behind Hickman's Seventh Inning HR
Chicago Cubs beat Atlanta 2-1 as Jim Hick triples and hits a go ahead homer in the seventh off Pat Jarvis. Bill Hands improves to 16-11 while Jarvis drops to 10-9 despite the Braves’ first inning triple play and rallies from a 1-0 deficit.
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Angels Take Twin Bill From Orioles in Chicago and Baltimore
Angels win 6-2 and 2-1 in a Friday doubleheader. Messersmith improves to 13-3 since June, while McGlothlin secures the nightcap win for the Angels. Orioles drop multiple games, with Repoz delivering key late offense in game two.
Odd fragment hints at a sports event lineup
Fragmentary OCR mentions teams or players with locations Chicago and Washington and names like Hargan and Mablandsen. Details are unclear but imply an upcoming match or proxy event between local clubs with scores in the tens.
Hank Aaron Leads Braves Win As Pickler Wins
Miss Rudy Pickler of Charlotte wins 26 300 after Hank Aaron hits a bases loaded homer lifting the Atlanta Braves past Pittsburgh 8 2. Pickler won a contest run with a cigarette firm during Braves radio broadcasts, with prizes for homer in designated innings and a grand slam option.
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Al Santorini Two-Hits Expos For Padres Victory
Padres pitcher Al Santorini tossed a two hitter in a 3-0 win over Montreal ending San Diego’s six game losing streak. Cline and Lahey provided the only Expos hits as Santorini struck out six and walked four. San Diego took control with five third inning hits off Wegener to plate three runs.
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Twins Rally Past Red Sox 8-2 in Minneapolis Thriller
Grady pavilion hit his seventh homer and Nettles belted a three run shot as the Twins erased a 2-1 Boston lead. Tom Timmerman earned his fourth straight win allowing seven hits while Harmon Killebrew slugged his 37th homer in a late burst aided by Leo Cardenas Oliva and Killebrew consecutive blasts.
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A's Blank Seas as Green Roars to Rally Start
In Washington, Dicky Johnson tied the game with a pinch single in the eighth after a Green triple, and the Oakland Athletics beat the Senators 5 0. Jim Nash earned the win in his first start since July 15, allowing two hits in seven innings before a pinch hitter. The A's added three runs in the ninth with Jackson, Bando, and Green contributing key hits.
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Pepitone fined and suspended by Yankees for leaving game
Joe Pepitone of the New York Yankees was fined 500 and suspended indefinitely after leaving Yankee Stadium without permission for the second time in a week. He had left mid game Wednesday against Chicago and again Friday before the Kansas City contest.
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Bowling Group Renames to Troy Bowl Business Mens League
The Wagar's Sealtest Bowling League voted to change its name to The Troy Bowl Business Mens League. The season starts September 4 at 8:30 p.m. in Troy with sponsors including Big Bundle Launderette Troy Bowl and Rafael's Restaurant.
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Andy’s Sporting Goods
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Latham
Tony Donlon
Cardinals recall 6 minors players for September call
The St. Louis Cardinals announced the recall of 11 minor leaguers with six to report Sept. 4. Named to report are catcher Ted Simmons shortstop Jerry Dan Vanon first baseman Joe Hague outfielder Leron Lee and pitchers Santiago Guzman and Jerry Reuss. All played for Tulsa this season as its season ends Sept. 1.
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Browns Cut Charles Leigh From 49 Man Roster
The Cleveland Browns cut fullback Charles Leigh from the 49 man roster after he went unclaimed by any other NFL team. A decision on placing Leigh on the reserve squad has not been made. Leigh, a second year player and Albany High School graduate, starred in baseball basketball and football.
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Aqueduct’s Big A Traces Roots to 1894 Farm Track
The $34.5 million Big A avenue started as a small Aqueduct track on a farm without distance poles. Legends say horses were tracked by infield vegetable patches with phrases like Escape leading at the cabbage and quitting at the green peas.
Schenectady Team Wins In Tourney
In Albany New York on Friday North Atlantic Regional Stan Musial tournament saw New Rochelle New York defeat Albany Quppenheim 8 1 Summerville Massachusetts beat Auburn Maine 2 0 and Kral Athletic Club Schenectady beat Brooklyn Eagles 5 0 The Eagles face New Rochelle while Kral plays Summerville Saturday The event is for boys 18 and over and the North Atlantic winner advances to Battle Creek Michigan in September.
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Angels Purchase PCL Pitcher Lloyd Allen
The California Angels announced Friday the purchase of right handed pitcher Lloyd Allen from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League and said he will join the team in Washington on Labor Day.
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Yanks Rally to Top Royals 6-1 Behind Downing
Jake Gibbs led off with a triple as the Yankees scored four in the third to seize control of the game. Al Downing allowed five hits in a strong six innings before Jack Aker finished, with Murcer driving in two and Hall adding an RBI in the sixth for New York.
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Yeito's Homer Lifts Firemen Over ICC in Playoff
John Yelto belted a three run homer in the bottom of the seventh to launch the Troy Firemen to a 10-7 comeback win over ICC in the Slo-Pitch Division playoff at Prospect Park. Jack McGrath earned the win, Frank Lamiano took the loss as the series continues Tuesday at 112th St Field.
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