Phils Humble Reds In Marathon Opener Boston Doubleheader Sweep
In a marathon opener at Boston the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Reds 4 3 with Scott homering in the eighth and Darrell Brandon earning his first win in relief. The nightcap saw Cleveland rally to a 6 2 victory as Sonny Siebert snapped a skid and the Red Sox tied the doubleheader.
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Dodgers Cubs Split Doubleheader In Chicago Fight
Dodgers and Cubs split a doubleheader as Willie Davis drove in three for the Dodgers in game one but the Cubs answered in game two with a rally led by Ron Santo and Ernie Banks. Jim Brewer earned the win in relief for Chicago as the Dodgers staged a seventh inning comeback.
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Brock and Maris Lead Cardinals Past Mets 3-2
Lou Brock and Roger Maris hit home runs for St Louis, powering a 3 2 win over the New York Mets. Maris added an RBI as Cleon Jones homered for New York while Ray Washburn improved to two and two. The Cards extended their win streak to five. the Mets dropped their fifth straight.
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A's Defeat White Sox 5 4 as Nash Secures Fifth Victory
In Kansas City, Jim Nash earned his fifth win in eight decisions after the A's built a 5 0 lead by the third inning. Rick Monday and Mike Hershberger sparked key hits, while Danny Cater and Sal Bando drove in runs to back Nash. The White Sox rallied in the ninth but fell short, with Jack Aker finishing the game.
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Saturday Minor League Scores From The Associated Press
The International League results feature Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 and Syracuse 3 Toronto 2. Toledo 3 Richmond 2 and Columbus 4 Jacksonville 1. Waterbury 1 Williamsport 01 innings and Eimita 3 Hinshamton 7. Pittafield 7 York 6, Heading 11 Pawtucket 3.
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Walther 39th in All-Star BPAA after first day
Troy bowler Johnny Walther sits 39th at the Skylark Lanes in St. Louis after a 1190 six game block. Other area bowlers include Bobby Marani Hoosick Falls 1097 and Larry Cassera South Glens Falls 1165 with strong five and six game totals.
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Kiwanis and Black and White Baseball Scoring Roundup
Clemente’s group sparked by Dave Rider, Bob Lewis, Ben Hammett, and Mike Sontheimer with two singles each. Kiwanis’ Doug Cadman and Tim Gillespie added doubles and singles as Pollock faces Carnavale tonight at 6:30. Black and White lineup features Glen Rufennacht Tom Fox Jay Schneider and Chris Mero with multiple hits.
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Aaron Raps 2 As Braves Clip Bucs
Aaron hit two two run homers to power the Atlanta Braves to a 7-2 win over Pittsburgh. He connected in the second after a fielding error then hit another two run shot in the eighth off Pete Mikkelsen. Willie Stargell drove in both Pirates runs with a homer and a single.
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Nick's Tavern Defeats Mechanicville In Watervliet League
Tom Spohr pitched and hit as Nick's Tavern edged Mechanicville 3 to 2. Rusty Thomas took the loss while five hitters and a key trio of singles framed the late sixth inning rally. Ski Waldalaski had Mechanicville's two runs with a second inning single, and Dom Moffree drove in the winner in the sixth. Aprunza Tom Sophr and Bob Beattie contributed with singles.
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Facteau Ties Gradoni In US Golf Tourney
Elmer Facteau and John Gradoni tied with 141 totals in the Annual Spring Handicap at VanSchaick Island Country Club over the weekend. Tony DeLude 143, George Van Herpe 143, Forest Case Jr. 143, and Frank Bacher 146 were runners-up with 72 71 73 73 71 72 71 72 71 72.
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Kojima Sets Junior Lightweight Snatch World Record In Kyoto
Japan's Takamasa Kojima broke the junior lightweight world record with a 26552 pound snatch at a college weightlifting meet in Kyoto. The previous mark of 26442 pounds was held by Shin-Hi of South Korea.
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Saturday Major League Results Snapshot
The National League games included Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 20 over Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 1 over New York 9, Pittsburgh 6 over Atlanta 2, and San Francisco 3 over Houston 2. In the American League Baltimore 4 tied Washington 4, Cleveland 5 over Boston 3, Detroit 3 over New York 1 in 10 innings, Kansas City 3 over Chicago 4, and Minnesota 7 over California 2.
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Astros blank Giants for Cuellar in Livanport game
Houston pitchers Cuellar and relievers held San Francisco to four hits as the Astros edged the Giants 2 to 0. Mays and Alou had two hits each for the Giants, while Houston tallied runs on a fourth inning double and a ninth inning single to preserve the shutout.
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Rosemary Casals wins Reggio Emilia tennis title
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco defeated Lea Pericolt of Italy 4 6, 6 0, 6 3 to win the Reggio Emilia International Women's Tennis Tournament in Italy yesterday.
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