Pagan's 5 hits spark Pirates in Memorial Day doubleheader
Jose Pagan homered and five hits by Richie Hebner helped the Pittsburgh Pirates sweep the Philadelphia Phillies in a Memorial Day doubleheader 7-3 and 4-2. Pagan raised his average to .313, while the Phillies dropped 13 of 14. The Mets edged St. Louis 7-6 and other NL results followed.
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Orioles Clinch Fourth Straight AL East Lead With 6 1 Win
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 6 1 as Pat Dobson pitched five hitters and Merv Rettenmund collected three hits. The win, combined with Detroit's loss and the Yankees doubleheader results, puts Baltimore a half game ahead in the AL East. Rettenmund tripled and scored twice. Boog Powell ended a slump with two singles.
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Standings Game Reports From Early Baseball Doubleheader
New York defeats Detroit 4 2 while Milwaukee 11 tops Boston 3 and Kansas City at Minnesota is rain delayed. Baltimore 6 Cleveland 1 and Oakland 4 Texas 1 in twilight. Oakland 7 Texas 1 night game. Chicago 5 California 4 in 1st game and California 3 Chicago 2 in 10 innings nightcap.
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Brundage to resign as IOC president after Munich Games
Avery Brundage announced he will resign as president of the International Olympic Committee after the Munich Summer Games. He said twenty years is enough and indicated reforms on amateurism and athlete payments would be addressed post departure. He also called for Mainland China to join the IOC if they accept Olympic regulations.
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Dodgers Edge Giants 5-2 Behind Sutton Strong Start
Don Sutton allowed a first inning single but finished with a four hitter through nine as the Dodgers beat the Giants 5-2. Jim Brewer closed it with his fourth save after Steve Garvey Jim Lefebvre and Frank Robinson powered the offense with homers and a Robinson drive following Willie Davis’s triple. Bill Russell scored on a Giants error for LA’s other run.
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Nokomis Schools Dominate Ukiah Track Meet For 5th 6th Graders
Nokomis School tops the 5th and 6th grade track and field standings in Ukiah Unified with 90 5 6 aggregate points while Redwood Valley junior high edges Pomolita by nine for overall junior high honors. St Marys, Yokayo, Oak Manor, Potter Valley and Frank Zeek compete in a crowded eight school meet on the Ukiah track on a warm day with many records set in 5th and 6th grade events.
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