Seaver Shuts Down Astros as Mets Rally for 2-1 Win
Tom Seaver pitched six hits allowed and eight strikeouts to beat Tom Griffin 2-1. Felix Millan and Rusty Staub sparked a Mets rally before Dave Kingman lined a go ahead eighth inning single to cap New York's four-game series win streak over Houston.
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Houston Edges New York In Fifth Inning Rally
Houston picked up the edge in the fifth when Tommy Helms walked and moved to second on Griffin's sacrifice. Greg Gross followed with a single to drive in Helms as Houston held a 1-0 lead with late production.
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Indians Rally Past Royals 8 7 In Extra Innings
Buddy Bell homered in the first inning to give Cleveland an 8 7 win over Kansas City. Rick Mannille's RBI triple tied the game in the ninth. Fran Healy drove in three for the Royals and Tony Solaita two as KC led 7 6 entering the final frame.
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Walling Price Hikes May Slow A's Free Agent Push
Oakland owner Charles Finley risks slugger Dennis Walling holding out for a higher price after Clemson star leads the secondary phase draft. Walling, a Farmington, New Jersey native, batted .642 with 13 homers and 60 RBIs in 38 games and may return to Clemson if offered under value. The draft totals 728 players with Minnesota and San Francisco each taking 38 picks.
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AM AM Slated Sunday At ECC
The Edgewood Country Club will host its annual AM AM on Sunday with ten golfers. Play starts at 11 a.m. with pairings and teeing hole listed for each group.
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Bruins No Hit Madison-Grant as CIC Opens
Blackford pitcher Moore struck out 12 and walked one in a no hit win over Madison-Grant 2-0. Madison-Grant’s Bob Smithson held Blackford to four hits in six innings. Blackford leads CIC with 14 0 record. Tipton beat Alexandria 7-3 behind Wehman nine hitter. Alexandria hosts next.
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Tommy and The Country Boys Lose 0 to 2 at Chesterfield
The team lost 0 to 2 in a weekend set at Chesterfield Tavern with Fri and Sat appearances noted. Team lineup and away status not specified.
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