Baseball scores and lineups from a full day of games
Major league results span several doubleheaders with notable scores. Cleveland beat Boston 11 to 4 in the first game as Tiant earned the win. Milwaukee outslugged New York 7 to 1 in the nightcap after an 0-5 first game, with Herb Bibby and Graig Bibby among the pitchers. California and Minnesota combined for a 34-26 slugfest, Bonds homered for California, while Mayberry and Cowens hit late shots in KC’s 8-4 win over Detroit. Oakland and Seattle split, with Seattle’s Jones homering in a 4-1 win, and Philadelphia beat San Francisco 9-6 in ten innings. Baseball notes include Detroit recalling Tim Corcoran, Rapp’s manager extension for St. Louis, and a wave of signings across hockey, basketball, soccer, and football.
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Hinsdale Friday July 22 1977 Harness Race Entries
Friday card lists nine harness races with fields headed by Maudine N Topic Time and Lehigh Chief. Notable entries include Pleasant horses, AE marks, and odds such as 3630-1 for Maudine N and 8700-1 for Lehigh Chief.
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Autograph trouble at Yankees parking lot sparks debate
A New York City policeman recalls Reggie Jackson being accused of stomping a 13 year old boy’s hand after insulting remarks during autograph signing near Yankee Stadium. Jackson denies touching him and no charges were filed. Owner George Steinbrenner praised Jackson while noting the tension between players and fans. The piece contrasts Jackson’s handling of autograph seekers with Babe Ruth and adds anecdotes from DiMaggio and Mantle on autograph culture.
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Chaperone Aids 12-Meter Enterprise In Tug of Tow
Newport harbor scenes unfold as Chaperone, a 60 foot motorboat built in 1954, tows the U S contender Enterprise in preparation for the America's Cup. Captain Ken Gundersen explains the tow's speed up to 10 knots and the risk of collisions with small boats as rules of sailboats vs powerboats complicate maneuvers.
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Atkinson fights to clear name in slander trial
Oakland Raider defensive back George Atkinson says the $2 million slander suit could have been avoided if a retracting statement had been issued. The trial centered on a controversial remark by Woody Allen? No, by Noll claiming Atkinson belonged to a criminal element in the NFL. Judge Conti prepared jury instructions as deliberations near. Brown argued the aim was to ruin Atkinson’s football career, while Steelers countersuit was withdrawn and dismissed with prejudice. Al Davis testified that publicity damaged Atkinson’s trade value and potentially shortened his career by two to three years.
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Hinsdale Harness Race Results Full Card
Daily racing at Hinsdale features multiple pace and trot divisions with payouts. Winners include Our Way, Comma's Baby, Benny Rum, Dickory, Chimney Swift, Lord Overseer, Snow Mission, Milly Painter, and Lissa Castle with times ranging from 2.05 to 2.12 and attendance noted at 876. Handle reached 55096 dollars.
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Tiant joins elite with 2000th strikeout milestone
Luis Tiant of the Boston Red Sox struck out eight Cleveland batters to reach 2,001 career strikeouts and become the 30th pitcher in major league history to reach 2,000. He pitched seven solid innings in an 11-4 win after the All-Star break, aided by regained velocity and a confident motion. Tiant emphasized winning over milestones as he seeks a sustained streak with Boston.
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First Race Purses Set for Record $1,200 Feature
A dense list of harness race results shows ten races with varied purses from 1,200 to 5,000. Notable winners include Vanilla Fudge in Race One and Worthy Kirby in Race Five, with multiple horses named across the card.
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Saratoga Harness Race Results First to Tenth Paces
Results from Saratoga show multiple pace and trot races with winners Lizzie Red Eye Off To Sleep Hot Rod Lua Direct America Andree's Pomp Bardot Blue Chip J M Gregory Clayhaven Romero Another Flanagan Bay B Echo and others. Note totals include attendance 3335 and handle 219632.
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Hanefeld Wins Quechee Amateur at New England Tourney
Kirk Hanefeld, 21, Rochester NH, captured the 48th New England Amateur at Quechee Country Club with a three under par 285 for 72 holes. Final rounds delayed by a 1 hour 45 minute electrical storm. Peter Teravainen and Jack Maloney tied for second with 289. Teravainen, Yale golf captain, shot 68 final round. Maloney, Connecticut Amateur semifinalist, carded 74. Hanefeld, 1974 and 1976 NH amateur champion, recently transferred from Houston to New Hampshire.
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