Foster's four RBIs lift Reds over Cubs
George Foster fueled a 7-6 Cincinnati victory over Chicago by driving in four runs with two homers. The 28 year old standout leads the league with a .317 average, 34 homers and 102 RBIs, pursuing Hack Wilson's NL single season marks. Bench homered as Cincinnati overcame a Cubs rally while Pedro Borbon earned his sixth win.
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Schedule lists games including St Louis at Atlanta pen Urrea 3 3 Niekro 10 12 Shirley 6 12 Carlton 14 6 John 11 4 Koosman 8 10 Booker 8 5 Larson 0 4 Bonham 9 10 Soto 1 0 with times 7 35 7 35 8 05 6 35 and 8 p m noting one game at 8 p m Cincinnati at Chicago not completed
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Baseball Scores Recap From National League And Masters
National League San Francisco triumphed 9 to 2 as Alexander and McCovey homered twice. St Louis beat Atlanta 6 to 5 with Templeton homer. New York edged Los Angeles 8 to 7 in 11 innings, Sutton and Lockwood key. Pittsburgh beat Houston 4 to 3 with Lemongello win. Chicago and Cincinnati slugged with multiple homers. Texas and Kansas City saw Cowens and Sundberg homer in a 5-1. Early note of runs and lineups across games.
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Fairly reaches 200th homer joins Hall of Fame list
Ron Fairly homered for the Toronto Blue Jays to lift them 3-2 over Milwaukee as rookie Jim Clancy earned his first major league win. Fairly’s 14th homer of the year marked his 200th lifetime, a milestone tied to the Hall of Fame plaque club. Team results across the league followed with Orioles, Angels, Rangers, and Twins posting wins.
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Bennington Triumphs in Bi-State Soccer Championship
Bennington defeated Hinsdale New Hampshire 2 1 to win the Bi State Soccer League title after a controversial first half penalty kick follow a tripping call. The rallying squad of high school age players secured the victory with a late effort.
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Patriots Coach Fines Hunt for Late Camp Return
New England Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks says linebacker Sam Hunt will be fined for reporting to training camp 10 days late. He will pay the club fines for reporting late, no more, no less. The issue arose after Hunt suited up for his first practice session.
Red Sox face Mariners without Yaz in Seattle
Boston will open a two game series with Seattle minus Carl Yastrzemski who is sidelined by a nagging foot injury. He was due to rejoin in Seattle but team officials fear re injuring him on Kingdome turf after he fouled a pitch off his foot before the All Star break. Yaz is batting .300 with 19 homers and 66 RBIs in 93 games this season.
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Wet meet yields close 2 mile as Wiskoski wins open division
Rain dampens a Mt. Anthony summer track meet with 37 runners, eight newcomers, and six events. Stas Wiskoski edges Dan Amadon by 0.5 seconds in the 2 mile, claiming two more wins in the 220 and 880. Sandy Cook dominates women’s college division, winning high jump, 880, and 2 mile. A fifth meet is set for next week at Mt. Anthony track.
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Transactions Monday Football Moves Across Teams
A roundup of NFL and NBA moves shows Green Bay signing guard Tommy Lyons after Denver waiver, Philadelphia adding tight end Billy Chambers from Virginia State, Pittsburgh releasing Curtis Leak, and Miami placing Randy Crowder and Don Reese on waivers while cutting Stansik and Perkins. Atlanta releases Jenkins and signs Pugh and Sullivan. St. Louis signs Ray White and adds Mike Wedman, while cutting Doug Brown. Giants release multiple rookies and veterans. Denver releases Al Oliver. Detroit signs Wayman Britt. California recalls Fred Kuhaulua and optioned Tom Walker. Texas places Juan Beniquez on the 15 day list and calls up Keith Smith. Cleveland sends Tom Buskey to Toledo and recalls Larry Anderson.
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