Morgan's record tying homer powers Reds over Cubs
Joe Morgan hit a seventh inning solo shot off Rick Reuschel to tie Cincinnati’s second baseman record with 17 homers, delivering Don Gullett a 1-0 two-hitter win over the Cubs. Astros top Pirates 2-0 as Wilson four-hits Pittsburgh. Mets beat Cardinals 6-5 with Staub and Milner key hits. Dodgers defeat Padres 6-1. Expos top Giants 2-1 on Bailey's seventh inning homer. In AL, KC edges Boston in 11, California wins. White Sox, Texas, Oakland, Minnesota win in varied fashion.
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Alex Kamouris
Houston
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Los Angeles
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Pirates
Don Wilson
Nelson Briles
Roger Metzger
Cesar Cedeno
Wilson
Mets
Cards
Rusty Staub
John Milner
Cleon Jones
Expos
Giants
Bob Bailey
Tom Bradley
Baseball standings and schedules from midweek play
Standings show Texas Clyde 3 3 at New York Peterson 8 11 Oakland Holtzman 17 9 at Detroit Fryman 3 7 N Boston Tiant 14 9 at Kansas City Splittorff 14 5 N California Singer 15 8 at Milwaukee Colborn 14 7 N Baltimore Palmer 14 6 at Minnesota Woodson 10 6 N Cleveland Tidrow 8 11 aft Chicago Bahnsen 15 11 N Thursday games California at Milwaukee Chicago at Detroit N Boston at Kansas City N Baltimore at Minnesota N Montreal Rogers 3 0 at San Francisco Bradley 9 10 Chicago Jenkins 10 10 at Cincinnati Norman 2 9 N Houston Forsch 9 9 at Pittsburgh Rocker 4 4 N Atlanta Schueler 6 6 at St Louis Folkers 3 3 N Philadelphia Carlton 10 12 at San Diego Greif 6 12 N New York Matlack 8 14 at Los Angeles Messersmith 10 6 N Montreal at San Francisco Atlanta at St Louis N Philadelphia at San Diego N New York at Los Angeles N
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Eight pound walleye tops Bemidji contest
Cecil Jordan of Venice Florida won with an 8 lb 2.5 oz walleye from Lake Bemidji at 20 feet using a night crawler. Don Beevar of Bemidji took the northern division with a 9 lb 5 oz fish from Lake Irving. Minnie Slenlund of St Paul entered the largest pan fish a 1 lb 7 oz bluegill from Dellwater Lake. Winners receive a Jac shirt from Bemidji Woolen Mills. the 13th weekly C and C contest ends at noon August 11.
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Venice
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Bemidji
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Minnie Slenlund
St. Paul
Dellwater Lake
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Perry saves day with 2-0 shutout for Tigers in Oakland
Detroit's Jim Perry and John Hiller combined for a 2-0 win as Oakland’s lineup confusion sparked protest from Billy Martin. The A's split the doubleheader, with Oakland staying atop the AL East while Detroit pulled even in the night’s action.
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Perry
Day
Detroit
Billy Martin
Oakland
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Oakland Pilot
Williams
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Jim Perry
Indian Open Golf Tournament to be Held at Blackduck
The fourth annual Northern Minnesota Indian Open Golf Tournament takes place Saturday at Blackduck Golf Course with 8 30 a.m. start for championship and flight play. About 120 golfers nationally are expected to attend led by defending champion E J Demery of Bemidji and a field including Jim Strandemo and Dwaine LeBeau among others. An awards banquet follows at 5 30 p.m. at Bemidji American Legion Club with a wild game dinner and dance for non players. Roger Head of Turtle River chairs the event sponsored by NMIAA.
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Bemidji
University of Minnesota
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Mahnomen
Dwaine LeBeau Albuquerque
N.M
Estrian Morris
Raleigh
N.C
Pete Martin
Denver
Colo
Webb Young
Bismarck
Joe Aitken
Onigum
Jack Longie
Wadena
Jerry Longie
Minneapolis
Ray Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Murray Whiterabbit
Green Bay
Wis
Cletus Goodteacher
Wounded Knee
S.D
Danny Whitekiller
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jerry Tomhave
Riverside
Joe Holstein
Squaw Point
Henry Boucha
Detroit
Mich
Don Savage
Duluth
Doug Fairbanks
Livonia
American Legion Club
Roger Head
Turtle River
NMIAA
Laporte Reaches Finals in Redlake Invitational
Laporte advances to the Redlake Invitational final by routing Bagley 14-3 and Winger 24-8. They will meet Cass Lake, which beat Gonvick and Redlake. Laporte's Dave Emblem leads with a homer and five hits, while Harley Bunker posts a strong pitching and hitting performance.
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Bagley
Winger
Redlake
Northern Lakes
Cass Lake
Gonvick
Redley
Blackduck
Harley Bunker
Richard Glenn
Dan Farrell
Bud Dewey
Dave Emblem
Bunker
Glenn
Bill Zubke
Mike Bunker
Robert Glenn
B. Zubke
Berquist
Dewey
Akeley
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