Mets Push Streaks, Pirates Win Streak Strong in NL Action
The Mets extended their winning streak to 11 with a 4-3 comeback over the Phillies highlighted by Tommie Agee and Willie Mays two run homers. Pittsburgh tied the Giants by rallying in the second game behind Luke Walker and Bill Mazeroski's tying sac fly. Cubs beat Cardinals 3-2 as Billy Williams homered to break a 1-1 tie. Houston moved into first in the NL West with Bob Watson's two run shot against the Dodgers.
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Bonds Lifts Braves With Two Run Homer In Eighth
In the second game against Atlanta, Bobby Bonds hit a two run homer in the eighth to pace a victory as Athens suffers a 10th loss in 11 games. Ron Reed took the loss after allowing the blast. In the opener, Juan Marichal avoided a loss with a 4-4 tie in the eighth before Earl Williams and Darrell Evans sparked a late rally. Darrel Chaney drove in three for Cincinnati and Gary Nolan scattered seven San Diego hits for his fifth win. Fred Norman of the Padres threw a nine strikeout five hitter for his third straight shutout as San Diego collected seven doubles.
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A's Williams to War as Holtzman Fires at Royals
Oakland manager Dick Williams vowed retaliation after Ken Holtzman appeared to be blocked by Kansas City first baseman John Mayberry during a 5-2 win. Holtzman warned by the umpire after a near miss on Lou Piniella, then pulled in the sixth as heat and tension rose. Mayberry disputed the clash, saying he sped up to avoid a collision. Other Sunday results included the Yankees over the Red Sox in two games, Rangers sweeping the Twins, Orioles over Brewers, Tigers over Indians, and White Sox edging Angels.
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Marks A's Royals Contests Highlight Eight Decisions
Dave Duncan drove in three runs with two homers and Sal Bando added a two-run shot to back Holtzman’s sixth win. Sparky Lyle preserved both Yankees wins over Boston, saving Peterson’s and Kekich’s victories. Roy White praised the reliever as six Yankee bats produced six hits in the sweep. Jeff Burroughs sparked Texas past Minnesota with a two-run homer in the sixth. Jim Shellenback drove in the deciding run in the second game. Merv Rettenmund and Don Baylor provided key blasts for Baltimore over Milwaukee. Mickey Lolich won his eighth for Detroit. Carlos May hit a three-run homer in Chicago’s late surge past California, with Kusnyer homering for the Angels.
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Tolliver double winner leads district track meet action
Chris Tolliver of Logan swept the 880 and mile to pace two win days at the Class AAA district meet as tolliver tied for fourth in scoring among individuals. The event winners advance to the state meet at Ohio State University with Athens athletes Mike Wilkinson and Ted Essex among the group. Top team totals included Lancaster 131 and Steubenville 69 with Chillicothe 61 and Logan 20 also scoring.
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Todd Edwards
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Denny Sherrell
Percy Gardner
George Crues
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Kenneth Martin
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Don Devore
Greg Turner
Dennis Egler
Greg Chek
Jerry Johnson
Steuvenville
Randy Pritchett
Joe Davis
Jeff Probosco
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Alex Topping
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Mark Burke
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Trevino Wins Memphis Classic by Four Strokes
Lee Trevino captured the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic with a course-record 67 at Colonial Country Club, finishing 281 seven under par to win by four. He donated 5000 of his 35000 purse to St. Jude's Children’s Hospital and noted his improved form and putting.
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Baseball Scores From The Majors This Weekend And Week
Results list shows multiple games with scores including Baltimore 6 Milwaukee 0 and Chicago 8 California 0. Key matchups include Texas 5 Minnesota 1 and Detroit 5 Cleveland 0. Upcoming night games feature California at Oakland and Minnesota at Kansas City among others.
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Trenchcoat wins feature at Scioto Downs in 1:58.60
Scioto Downs action Saturday night saw Trenchcoat driven by Hugh Stimer win the feature in 1:58-3/5, just seconds off the sire Henry T. Adios track mark as Trenchcoat paid $11. Raintree's Hope, with Dick Williams, won the seventh race in 2:00 flat, beating Freight Arrow.
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