Rookie Lynn Drives 10 RBIs in Red Sox 15 1 Win over Tigers
Fred Lynn, 23, Chicago native, slugged three homers and a triple plus a single to drive in 10 runs. His 16 total bases tied an AL mark, and his performance sparked Boston past Detroit 15 1 as AL leaders highlighted by other games: Baltimore over Cleveland 13 6. Texas 10 White Sox 3. Oakland 7 Minnesota 6. KC 13 California 0. Milwaukee 5 Yankees 3. NL scores included Cincinnati 6 Atlanta 1 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 7 among others. Lynn contended for rookie season goals with a .352 average and 14 homers through the period.
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Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
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Detroit Tigers
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Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Rudy York
Norm Zauchin
Ty Cobb
Lou Gehrig
Rocky Colavito
Joe Adcock
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Mickey Mantle
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Joshua’s dramatic rise with Giants shocks pundits
Von Joshua, picked up off waivers from the Dodgers, beat out Garry Maddox for the Giants centerfield job and has become a team catalyst. He homered? No, he had three hits, scored, drove in a run and stole a base in an 8-1 win over the Padres, praised by manager Wes Westrum as a leader. Joshua returns from an ankle injury to lift San Francisco, now batting .321 and guiding a two-game win streak. Also described are Heaton and Farmer serving as instructors at Ukiah wrestling and basketball camps, with dozens of local youths and several standout players listed as participants.
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von Joshua
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Joshua
Garry Maddox
Wes Westrim
Von
Westrum
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Wes
Dick Heaton
Cal Poly
UCLA
Larry Farmer
Ukiah
Pomolita
Ukiahi
Heaton
Farmer
Jerry Aikman
Lowell Leland
Keith Leland
Gary McBride
Pat Page
Willits
Ted Smith
Fred Myers
John Ohler
Kevin
Paul
Jon Hemmenway
Marcus Davis
Steve
Pete Hathaway
Ukiah- Redwood Valley-Calpella Area
Frank Riley
Andy
Randy Ritchey
Dan Smith
Cliff Yaple
Doug Foucault
John Williams
Rich Paz
Keith Webb
Steve Knechler
Glen Meyers
Gerald
Bob Hopper
al Banta
Danny Bray
Steve Cooper
Richard Dale
Steve Donnell
Mike Engebritson
Alan Graybeal
Carla
Lee Johnson
Tim Kingwell
Allejo Llamas
Antonio
Gerrardo
Hugo Lopez
Bryan MacFarlane
Tom
Tim McKeever
Ted Meek
Ken Oster
Rick Shippey
Loren
Joral Schmalle
Dolphins Swim Club
Weight training program for 10 to 14 year olds starts Monday
Boys aged 10 to 14 or grades six through eight are invited to begin basic weight training on Monday June 23 at 7 p.m. at Pomolita School. Report to Brad Shear Jr or Bob Huff for details. Call Shear at 4627974 at home or Bob Huff at 4629333 for more information.
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Brad Shear Jr
Bob Huff
A's rally to beat Twins 7-6 in seventh inning
Oakland overcame a two hit seventh with six runs, led by Joe Rudi's grand slam and his two homers as the A's edged Minnesota 7-6 in Bloomington. Oakland reliever Rollie Fingers earned his eighth save.
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Bloomington
Minn
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Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Minnesota
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Fingers
Jim Todd
Jim Perry
Glenn Borgmann
Dan Ford
Rod Carew
Eric Soderholm
Rudi
Steve Brye
Tom’ Kelly
Brye
Borgmann
Carew
Bert Campaneris
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Sal Bando
Gene Tenace
Bill North
Winds land Gilliam Beathard and Kellar for Chicago
Chicago Winds World Football League signs John Gilliam Pete Beathard and Mark Kellar at a news conference pairing a veteran wide receiver a quarterback and a leading rusher from the Fire. Gilliam praised as one of the finest receivers with a Vikings club record of 1 035 yards in 1972 and 47 receptions.
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Chicago
UPI
John Gilliam
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Winds
the Winds
Gilliam
Pete Beathard
Portland
Storm
Mark Kellar
WFL
The
Fire
Gene Pullano
Vikings
Furniss breaks world record in 200 meter freestyle
Bruce Furniss, 18, of Long Beach Swim Club, set a world and American mark in the 200-meter freestyle with 1 50.89 in the AAU World Championship Trials. Tim Shaw tied his own world and American records for second. Kathy Heddy broke the American record in the 200-meter individual medley with 2 20.86. Shirley Babashoff lowered the American mark to 2 20.93. John Murphy won the 100-meter backstroke in 57.83.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPD
Bruce Furniss
Tim Shaw
Kathy Heddy
Furniss
Shaw
Long Beach Swim Club
Miss Heddy
New Jersey
Concord
Shirley Babashoff
Mission Viejo
Nadadors
John Murphy
Bloomington
Ind
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