No-Hitter Tainted By Walks In A's White Sox Tilt
Blue Moon Odom and Francisco Barrios combined to walk 11 batters in a 2-1 no hit win for the White Sox over the A’s. Odom credited with the no hitter after a tense sixth inning exit. Paul Richards managed the White Sox in Chicago.
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National League and American League batting and pitching leaders
The AP lists top hitters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitchers in both leagues. Notable names include Rose, Griffey, Kingman, Brett, Munson, Morgan, and Seaver with figures across batting, runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching wins, ERAs, and strikeouts. Also includes race results from Hollywood Park with Our First Delight in a headliner.
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Odom and Barrios No-Hit A's in 2-1 Win
John Odom and Francisco Barrios combined for the season second no hitter as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Oakland A's 2-1 despite 11 walks. Meanwhile Guillermo Vilas defeated Eric Van Dillen 6-4 6-4 in Louisville. The Soviet Union beat Spain 4-1 to reach the Davis Cup final against Hungary. In Montreal US boxers led by Leon Spinks Michael Spinks and John Tate advanced to the semifinals.
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Two Teams Qualify For Hagen Tourney At Houndslake
The Aiken Sertoma team in scratch division and the State Farm team in handicap division won the Walter Hagen local qualifier at Houndslake Country Club. Aiken Sertoma trio Bill Howard Bill Townsend and Frank Lock posted 64 in best ball. State Farm team Kim Ledford Danny Findley Benny Knight posted 58. The two winners advance to the state tournament in Hilton Head in September, with state finalists reaching the national Hagen finals in Florida. All 14 teams paid a $100 entry fee, donated to the Cancer fund.
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