Baseball Schedule Fragments Include Montreal Pittsburgh Matches
The text lists several major league matchups with teams such as Montreal and Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York, Atlanta and Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco, and San Diego and Cincinnati. It also cites pitcher notes like Carrithers Candelaria Kaat Messersmith Ray Montefusco and includes a dense slate of Saturday Sunday and 2 games entries.
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Chicago
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American Athletes Set to Compete in Montreal Summer Games
Olympic athletes Dwight Stones James Butts and Jan Merrill prepare for events as ABC-TV covers the Montreal Summer Games. Stones competes in high jump qualifying, Butts joins triple jump finals, Merrill breaks American 1500m qualifying record. Other finals include 5000m, field hockey, judo, volleyball and canoeing.
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Dwight Stones
James Butts
Jan Merrill
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Stones
Butts
Los Angeles
Tommy Haynes
Murfeesboro
Tenn
Ryfield Dupree
Lynwood
Calif
Miss Merrill
Waterford
Conn
Embarrassing third place finish sparks call for aid for U S athletes
Montreal AP notes the United States trails behind Soviet and East German teams at the XXI Olympiad. Arnie Robinson warns 1980 Moscow will be costly unless government supports athletes. Six U S boxers reach finals and pace leads in archery as track events loom. Bruce Jenner sits third in a men s final.
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Moscow
Arnie Robinson
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West Germany
U.S
Darrell Pace
Reading
Ohio
Luann Ryan
Riverside
Track and field highlights at Athens games include Juantorena win
The report notes Guido Krast eamer leading after five events with 4333 points while Nikolay Avilov and Jenner trail. Jan Merrill sets an American record in qualifying for the women's 1500. Americans Haynes Butts Dupree reach triple jump finals. Juantorena wins the 400 with 44.26 as Szewinska sets 49.29 in the 400. East Germans protest discus results, reshaping medals.
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West Germany
Russia
Nikolay Avilov
Jenner
Jan Merrill
Waterford
Conn
Army
Tommy Haynes
James Butts
Los Angeles
Rayfield Dupree
Lynwood
Calif
United States
Lasse Viren
Alberto Juantorena
Cuba
Irene Szewinska
Poland
Robinson
San Diego
Randy Williams
Fresno
Juantorena
Fred Newhouse
Baton Rouge
Herman Frazier
Arizona State
Szewin
Williams
Johanna Schalker
East Germany
Tatiayna Anisimova
Natalia Lebedyeva
Evelyn Schlaak
Lavia Melnik
Ms. Melnik
Maria Vergova
Bulgaria
Gabrielle Hinzmann
Switzerland
Vladimir Nevzorov
Sweden
Teofilo Stevenson
John Tate
Knoxville
Fidrych Struggles As Orioles Edge Tigers 1-0
Detroit rookie The Bird Fidrych pitched well but took the loss as Baltimore edged Detroit 1-0 on an unearned run. Rudy May limited Detroit to few hits while the Orioles scored in the fourth after Grich and May singled.
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Tigers
Rudy May
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Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Orioles
Bobby Grich
Lee May
Grich
Ken Singleton
Tony Muser
Mark Belanger
Pedro Garcia
Six-Hitter Blank Detroit As Fidrych Slips Again
A six hitter earned his second shutout of the season both against Detroit. Fidrych has three losses by shutouts this year. Rangers Eddie Bane and Bill Campbell combined on an eight hitter to beat Texas 2-0 as Glenn Borgmann drove in the fourth inning. Jim Umbarger took the loss, a former Arizona State teammate of Bane.
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Fidrych
Boston
Kansas City Twins
Rangers
Eddie Bae
Bill Campbell
Glenn Borgmann
Jim Umbarger
Bane
Arizona State University
Red Sox edge Indians as Wise saves in late relief
Carl Yastrzemski drove in two runs as Boston lined four doubles and Rick Wise held Cleveland to 11 hits before leaving in the seventh. Bill Lee earned the first save of his career by shutting out the Indians over the final 213 innings.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Rick Wise
Cleveland
Bill Lee
Reds
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George Foster
Joe Morgan
Foster
Phillies
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