Red Sox Top Yankees To Move Up In A L East Race
Boston surged into first place for the first time this year after a 104 run outburst against New York. Tommy Harper hit a three run homer, Rico Petrocelli slugged a two run shot with Harper aboard, and Sonny Siebert claimed the win with his first homer of the season. The Red Sox hold a fragile half game lead over Detroit and a two game edge in the loss column. Other AL results include Baltimore over Detroit 9-0, Minnesota 4 Texas 0, Kansas City 6 California 0, Milwaukee 7 Cleveland 1, and Chicago 4 Oakland 3 closing the gap in the West.
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Los Angeles
Carlton Wins 23rd As Phillies Beat Cards 2-1
Steve Carlton earned his 23rd win and 100th career victory while fanning nine to set a major league season high. Greg Luzinski belted his 14th homer as Philadelphia edged St Louis 2-1 despite late Cardinals threats.
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Evert advances toward U S Open semis in tense battles
In Forest Hills, Chris Evert reaches the U S Open women’s semifinals after a cliff-hanging victory over Moromya, joining Billie Jean King and Margaret Court who win their quarters. Stan Smith falls in straight sets to Arthur Ashe as men’s semifinals loom.
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NFL roster shuffles as deadline nears across teams
Pro football teams rearrange players in a busy roster shuffle. Velaran running back Hoyle Granger left the Saints, while Bob Young moved from the Oilers. St Louis cut Hilly Taylor, Colts acquired Chuck Hinton and cut Karl Douglas, Bills claimed him. Redskins waived Myron Pottios, Roosevelt Taylor, Jef Jordan. Chargers wired Jim Fassel, Leahy released. Forty Niners waived Tony Harris and Joe Gardllo. Giants recalled Dick Kotite after a waiver claim.
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IOC bars 2 U S runners for anthem incident
The IOC Executive Board barred American runners Vince Matthews and Wayne Collett from the rest of the Games for their conduct during the medals ceremony after Matthews won the 400 meters and Collett finished second. The decision upheld a separate dispute over Rick Demont's gold medal in swimming. The board cited Olympic Rule on respecting conditions and warned of further penalties for future violations.
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