Staub Leads Astros In Victory Over Cubs
Houston Astros first baseman Rusty Staub, 24, hitting .317, drove in a run with a Denis Menke triple as Houston beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 for their fifth win in eight games since new manager Harry Walker took over. Larry Dierker earned his seventh win in a six-hitter. Other NL scores included Cincinnati over New York 6-5 in 11 innings. DL Tigers routing Indians 14-3. Twins 1-0 over White Sox. Athletics 3-2 vs Angels.
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Orioles rout Yankees in 18 to 6 AL exhibition
The Orioles beat the Yankees 18 to 6 in an American League exhibition game Monday night. Scott Rich and Kelly Gipple pitched for Baltimore while Ted Lambertson Sean O Hanlon and Sid Mabb toed the mound for New York. Mike Mings led the Orioles with three hits. Todd Nemmers had two hits for the Yankees.
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Rose tops NL all star voting in new lineup
Pete Rose leads a near entirely new National League All-Star cast for the July 9 game at Houston's Astrodome. Henry Aaron secures a starting spot, while Jerry Grote Don Kessinger and Tommy Helms join Rose as fresh faces, with Santo McCovey Flood Santo among veterans reaching new appearances. Aaron surpasses Mays for the final outfield slot by a slim margin.
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Highland Huskies surge past L M 17 to 11 in Letts
Highland Huskies rallied with 12 runs in the fourth inning to beat L M 17 11 at Letts Monday. Carson started for Highland, Norris relieved, then Carson back in six. Krantz had three hits including a two run homer. Lamp led L M with three triples and a double. Highland hosts Morning Sun Friday.
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Frazier Defeats Ramos To Retain Heavyweight Title
Joe Frazier, at Madison Square Garden, knocked down Manuel Ramos twice and forced a stoppage in the second round to retain his heavyweight claim. Ramos rose from the canvas with effort but quit as Frazier pressed the attack in a dominating performance improving Frazier’s win streak to 21 with 19 knockouts.
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