Multiple Major League and Pacific racing and baseball results
Horse racing winners include Miki F at Golden Gate Fields and Foregone Conclusion at Pimlico. Baseball leaders feature batting titles, runs, and home run leaders across AL and NL with teams like Minnesota and Boston leading. Basketball finals notes show Seattle and Washington in a best of seven.
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Associated Press
Albany
Calif
Miki F
Hy Rivette
Golden Gate Fields
Baltimore
Croatoan
Jenny’s
Pimlico
Chicago
Shawn’s Gal
Arlington Park
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
New York
Municipal Bond
Belmont
RBI
Baylor
California
Lynn
Boston
Cooper
Milwaukee
Porter
Kansas City
Bochie
Seattle
Smalley
Minnesota
Remy
Brett
Carew
Lemon
Bonds
Cleveland
Bell
Texas
Washington
McRae
Otis
Griffin
Toronto
Bannister
Wilson
R.jones
Singleton
Thomas
Brock
Rose
Phi
Winfield
Mazzilli
Murphy
Lopes
Concepcon
Cin
North
Puhl
Hun
Parker
Pgh
Texas Miami Teams To Beat In College World Series
In Omaha the 33rd CWS opens with Texas and Miami favored to win amid absence of defending champ Southern California and last year’s runner-up Arizona State. Arizona tops the field, along with four other top-10 teams, including No.5 Arizona which has defeated Texas three times this season.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
Southern California
Sun Devils
Trojans
Southern Cal
Texas
Miami
Fla
Arizona
St Andrews Rocks Capture AAA Championship Title
St Andrews of Charleston defeated Chapman of Inman 7-0 to win its second straight state class AAA baseball title. The Rocks exploded for six runs in the first inning on four hits and two Chapman errors.
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North Charleston
St. Andrews
Charleston
Chapman
Inman
the Rocks of
Mariners place Stein on 15 day DL and recall Beamon
Seattle Mariners place third baseman Bill Stein on the 15 day disabled list and recall first baseman-outfielder Charlie Beamon from Spokane in the Pacific Coast League. Giants place Ed Halicki on 21 day DL and promote Greg Minton. Bucks trade Gianelli to Nets for Catchings and 1979 first round pick. Colts trade Calvin O Neal to Buccaneers for undisclosed 1980 draft choice.
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Associated Press
Seattle Mariners
Bill Stein
Charlie Beamon
Spokane
SAN Francisco Giants
Ed Halicki
Greg Minton
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
John Gianelli
New Jersey Nets
Harvey Catchings
Underwood Brothers Face Off As Pat Tops Jays
Pat Underwood, 22, Edwin debut for Detroit Tigers pitched seven innings as Toronto was shut out 1-0. Brother Tom Underwood, 25, started for the Blue Jays allowing seven innings before reliever trouble led to Jerry Morales’ eighth inning homer. Morales’ shot produced the game’s only run with Pat earning his first major league win.
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Bruce Lowitt
Pat
Tom Underwood
Detroit Tigers
Toronto
Blue Jays
Tom
Jerry Morales
Brewers
Yankees
Ron Davis
Milwaukee
New York
Mariners
Angels
Bruce Bochte
RBI
Kingdome
Seattle
Craig Reynolds
Cesar Cedeno
Cruz
Rick Williams
Cardinals
Mets
Keith Hernandez
George Hendrick
Mike Scott
Ken Oberkfell
Lou Brock
Bob Sykes
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Bruce Sutter
Pittsburgh
Ed Ott
Phil Garner
Manny Sanguillen
Steve Ontiveros
Expos Blank Phils Third Straight Game
The Montreal Expos shut out the Philadelphia Phillies for a third straight time 10 on six-hit pitching by Scott Sanderson and Warren Cromartie's first inning sac fly. It marked the Expos first three consecutive shutouts in 11 years.
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Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Expos
Phullie
Phillies
Dick Williams
Scott Sanderson
Warren Cromartie
Steve Rogers
Bill Lee
Montreal
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Steve Garvey
Dave Lopes
Derrel Thomas
Jose Cruz
Fred Norman
Astros
Reds
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Koosman
Stone
Comer
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Busby
Detroit
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Wise
Frost
Jefferson
Mitchell
Charlotte
Columbus
Jacksonville
Savannah
Orlando
Memphis
Montgomery
Knoxville
Nashville
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Iain
Major League
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Kemp
LeFlore
Garvey
Kingman
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Atl
Schmidt
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Moreno
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Mtl
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Baker
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Stl
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Barrios
Guidry
AAA
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Baltimore Colts
Calvin O'Neal
Tampa Bay Bucaneers
Mike Sadek
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Battle of the Underwoods
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Dan Ainge
Alfredo Griffin
Les Moss
Dave Tobik
John Hiller
Twins
A’s
Jim Marshall
John Castino
Ron Jackson
Jose Morales
Jon Mer
Agrico People
Agrico Farm Center
Park Ave
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Agrico
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Charles Barton
Swimwea
Comets
Dusters
Falcons
Mavericks
Monzas
Pintos
Valiants
Vegas
Western Auto
ISSZE
Blackwall
Kalmia Plaza
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