Abbott Lifts Tigers Over Chicago in 7-1 Win
Detroit, led by Kirk Gibson driving in three runs and a five hitter from veteran Glenn Abbott, extended its AL East lead to eight games as the Tigers hammered the White Sox 7-1. Abbott, recalled July 15 and optioned June 15, fanned 13 to start 13 batters, then yielded Greg Luzinski’s 21st homer in the ninth.
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Gear Controversy Surrounds Special NASCAR Gear
Nashville AP reports a rear end gear, limited to Bobby Allison and a few others, sparked controversy for a year. The experimental part boosts power off tight turns on short tracks like Darlington and Rockingham, but breaks after about 250 miles. NASCAR confiscated it Friday as officials investigated who used it and potential penalties.
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Miss Budweiser Takes Detroit Thunderfest In Unlim Hydro
Bernie Little admits turbine power may lead unlimited hydroplane racing but stops short of discarding piston craft. Miss Budweiser driven by Jim Kropfeld roared to a 100000 dollar victory on the Detroit River, her third win in five races this season, while rivals Atlas Van Lines and Miss Tosti Asti retired with engine problems after qualifying speeds exceeding 130 mph.
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Walks First Major League Win Lifts Pirates Over Dodgers
Bob Walk ends a two year win drought with Pittsburgh’s 4-1 victory over Los Angeles as Amos Otis lands on the disabled list. Jim Morrison and Dale Berra homer for the Pirates while Mike Marshall drives in the Dodgers lone run. Sid Fernandez gets his first major league win for the Mets in a 13-3 rout of Houston.
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