Unheralded hurlers' heroics earn wins for Cubs, Dodgers
In a night of late trades, Rick Reuschel pitched four hits for his 20th win as the Cubs shut out the Padres 2-0. Rick Rhoden followed with a 10-1 Dodgers victory over the Pirates, aided by Steve Garvey's 4th homer in four games and a seven-run sixth inning capped by Dusty Baker's RBI single.
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Vet license probe tied to Seattle Slew owners
James M. Hill part owner of Seattle Slew says a New York racing board inquiry into his renewal of a Thoroughbred veterinarian license is not about unethical action. He asserts full disclosure and vows the inquiry will clear him. The board will spend two weeks reviewing complex questions about ownership and vet licensing. Seattle Slew’s Belmont Stakes win and purse are not affected.
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Red Sox rest in first, brass can't find depth
Boston sits atop the AL East after six straight wins and nine wins in 10. The front office failed to add a pitcher or utility infielder before the deadline. Jim Willoughby, missing since May 22 with a broken ankle, had his cast replaced with a walking cast and hopes to return around the All-Star break. Campbell has been pivotal, anchoring a rejuvenated mound staff.
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U S Open Opens With 153 Hopeful Golfers
The U S Open at Southern Hills in Tulsa begins with 153 contenders. Arnold Palmer notes any of nearly 100 players could win as the course earns praise for a modestly grown rough. Players debate rough growth and its impact, while veterans Nicklaus and Player weigh in on strategy and chances.
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NFL picks sun spots for Pro Bowls in 1979 and 1980
The NFL announced Los Angeles will host the 1979 Pro Bowl at the Los Angeles Coliseum on Jan 29 and Honolulu will host the 1980 Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium on Jan 27. Also set were several rules changes from the owners including blocking, head slaps, and two point stance rules, plus Pro Bowl voting timing and method. Lauzon's beat Villager 10-9 in men's softball.
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Tom Seaver and the Mets Dynasty in the Making
In a saga stretching from 1967 to the present, Tom Seaver defined the Mets rise from last place to celebrated challengers. Details cover his draft draw, college roots, Cy Young wins, All-Star years, and enduring influence on and off the field, including his labor activism and family life.
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Blue Jays open season with win over McDonalds 11-4
The Bennington Blue Jays formerly Geannelis defeated McDonalds 11-4 in an Interstate League opener last night. John Ahern and Warren Buhl combined for a two hitter as the pitching duo limited the opponent to two hits.
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