Sundberg HR lifts Texas to 6 5 win over Toronto
Jim Sundberg delivered a two out single in the bottom of the 10th, scoring Toby Harrah and giving the Texas Rangers a 6 5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays to move into first place in the AL West. Sundberg praised by manager Billy Hunter for the late rally as Texas snapped a flat stretch on the road. Other AL and NL results noted.
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Forsch Spins Mets 2-0 In Two-Hitter Pitching Duel
Ted Simmons credited Bob Forsch with a strong fastball and sharp curve as the Cardinals blanked the Mets 2-0 behind a two-hitter. Simmons and Cruz drove in the runs in the sixth after Keith Hernandez opened with a walk. Other NL scores include Montreal routing Philadelphia 13-0 and Atlanta topping Houston 9-6.
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Pats Work Inside Before Eagles Game
The New England Patriots, 2-0 in the preseason, practiced in Bryant College gym due to rain as they prepare for a third exhibition against the Philadelphia Eagles. Marlin Briscoe and Stanley Morgan returned from injuries, while Tony McGee remained sidelined with a twisted knee. The Eagles, 1-1, rebuild under Dick Vermier and will be without guard Jerry Sisemore who sprained an ankle in a prior loss.
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Major League Baseball scores and standings roundup
American League games feature Kansas City routing Cleveland with Mayberry homering twice and Thornton adding to the lead. New York tops Detroit with Rivers hitting a homer, while Boston defeats Milwaukee and Seattle edges Minnesota in extra innings. Toronto shines at Texas, and in the National League, Chicago and San Francisco split, Houston beats Atlanta, Philadelphia routs Montreal, San Diego defeats Cincinnati, and St Louis plates two late runs to beat New York.
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Baseball owners grant Kuhn new penalties power
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn now has authority to strip draft rights and fine offenders up to 250000. He invoked this power after suspending Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner for tampering with Gary Matthews. Owners also tweaked interleague deadlines, expanded the Executive Council, and rejected bonuses and certain contract clauses. The NL kept the designated hitter out of the regular season and unveiled a Brock base stealing award, while the AL discussed jersey name appearance and rainout final-series rules.
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Richards cleared for tournaments in USTA ruling
Renee Richards won a New York State Supreme Court ruling allowing her to compete in the U S Open and other major events. The USTA then granted entry to the main draw, citing the court decision. Richards, a 6 foot 2 inch former male player, is a post operative transsexual ophthalmologist and former ranked over 35 male player.
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B I W Wins First Blood In Bennington Round Robin
B I W beat Jard 20 to 5 as round robin action opened last night. Peter Beauchain earned the win for B I W. The schedule shows Vermont Steak House vs Bijur on Friday at 6 pm, with remaining pairings Saturday and Sunday at 4 pm featuring Vermont Container vs Pennysaver and Globe Union vs Union Carbide. Line score lists B I W over Jard.
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WHA plans European schedule amid disputes and exits
The World Hockey Association aims for a six season start in October with seven teams and an 80 game slate including European clubs. Peter Pocklington quit the meeting citing unfulfillable player demands as Edmonton Oilers withdraw. Calgary undecided, sanctions possible if Oilers rejoin via legal action and a dispersal draft will split San Diego players among remaining teams.
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Bennington Little League selects moped winner Sunday
The annual drawing at the Bennington Little League ended Sunday during the Firemen's Drum and Bugle Competition. Dr Charles G Salem of Sharon Drive won the Pitch moped. Leading ticket sellers were John Rotelle Sean Legacy Luke Godin Mike Patten Steve Hueter and David Sausville.
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Baseball Leaders Tallied In Major Stat Rankings
The report lists top leaders by league across several categories. Stolen bases leaders include Cedeno and Taveras among others. pitching leaders feature Carlton and Reuschel with wins. Earned run average and strikeouts highlight Tanana Blyleven Niekro Seaver in both leagues, with extensive name-rich standings and figures.
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Wednesday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Pitchers Schedule
Results show Kansas City 5 Cleveland 3 New York 7 Detroit 5 Milwaukee 5 Boston 3 Seattle 3 Minnesota 2 Texas 6 Toronto 5. Probable pitchers listed for today include Jenkins Caldwell Galasso Thormadsgard Leonard Garland Hunter Crawford Clamcy Ellis Barr Sutton Lonborg Twitchell and more. Friday games include Detroit at Seattle Cleveland at New York Toronto at California New York at Texas Boston at Kansas City and others with rain and doubleheaders noted.
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Multiple NHL, MLB, NFL moves across teams and players
Baseball clubs announced contracts and assignments for Jose El Guezebal Houston Jiminez and Jose Alfaro to Class AAA. Ernie Whitt placed on 15-day injured list. Rick Cerone recalled. Bob Kelly signed with Chicago. Mike Eaves rights acquired by Cleveland. Dan Gruen Al McDonough joins Detroit. Walt McKechnie and picks moved to Washington. Lynn Dickey signed in Green Bay. Ian Sunter added by Detroit. Dan Audick traded to Cleveland. Roger Couch named head coach at Georgia State. Bob Dandridge signed by Washington.
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