Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Saturday and Sunday Games
National League results include St. Louis over New York 9 to 4 in 12 innings and San Francisco over Chicago 4 to 7 in a second game one inning, with Montreal and Philadelphia games also noted. Other items cover golf at Colonial and horse racing results at Pimlico, Aqueduct, and Golden Gate Fields.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Keystone
Inglewood
Calif
Affirmed
Hollywood Park
Uncle Pokey
Alias Smith
Aqueduct
Associated Press
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Spectacular Bid
Golden Act
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Canonero II
Albany
Terresto
Golden Gate Fields
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Catahoula
River Downs
Hasty Pam
Roman Missle
Philadelphia
St. Bert
Mets
Cardinals
Richie Hebner
Frank Taveras
Giants
Braves
Bob Knepper
Atlanta
Bill Madlock
San Francisco
Ryan’s Express Rides and Johns Two-Hitter Showdowns
Two veteran pitchers delivered dominant two hitters as Sunday’s action featured Nolan Ryan and Tommy John. Ryan struck out 11 to blank the White Sox 4-0 for California’s Angels, facing 28 batters with one walk. John earned a 2-0 Yankees win over Boston aided by home runs from Reggie Jackson and Graig Nettles, recording 16 ground outs and only a bunt single allowed.
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Nolan Ryan
Express
Chicago White Sox
Tommy John
Boston Red Sox
Ryan
California
White Sox
Angels
John
New York Yankees
Reggie Jackson
Graig Nettles
Jerry Remy
Fred Lynn
Chet Lemon
Greg Pryor
Alan Bannister
Orioles
Blue Jays
Dennis Martinez
Ozark Not Worried By Phillies Slide Amid Montreal Sweep
Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark dismissed concern after Montreal swept the Phillies 106 to complete a three game NL East series. The loss trimmed Philadelphia's division lead to one game and boosted the Expos' confidence. In other games Dodgers beat Reds 6 4 Mets edged Cardinals 8 7 Giants defeated Braves 8 1 Pirates beat Cubs 6 3 Astros won 6 1 Padres 3 0.
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Danny Ozark
Philadelphia
Montreal
Phillies
Ozark
Phils
Expos
World Class Athletes Fail To Arrive For Track Meet
In Durham North Carolina almost half of 101 invited world class athletes failed to show for the Lite Invitational Track and Field Meet sponsored by Miller Brewing Co. Organizers led by Dr. Leroy Walker defended the turnout noting 53 athletes competed including several notable absences.
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Durham
N.C
Leroy Walker
Walker
North Carolina Central University
Haisley Crawford
Don Quarrie
Arnie Robinson
Randy Williams
Mike Tully
Dave Roberts
Marty Liquori
Suleiman Nyambui
Miller Brewing Co
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Fallbrook, Calif
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Ann Arbor, Mich
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