Floyd clings to Kemper Open lead after second round
Ray Floyd carded a one under 71 to stay two strokes ahead at 136 after 36 holes at Quail Hollow. Dan Sikes shot 67 to move to 138, with Gary Player and Miller Barber at 140 and others within striking distance as windy conditions persisted.
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Cardinals Dominate Astros 6 0 Behind Reitz Three-Run Shot
Ken Reitz blasted a three-run homer as St. Louis broke the game open in a six-run sixth inning and Bob Forsch fired a two-hitter to beat the Houston Astros 6-0. Lou Brock and Reggie Smith doubled, Willie Davis began his Cards tenure with a double, and Dierker left after four straight hits as the rally started.
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Reggie Smith
Willie Davis
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Texas Rangers
Evans drives Red Sox to 13 10 slugfest win over Twins
Dwight Evans drove in six runs with two homers including his first career grand slam helping Boston beat Minnesota 13 10. Evans hit his sixth homer of the season after bases were loaded in the first inning and added another off Mike Pazik in the third as Boston erased a 5 4 deficit. Jim Rice contributed a two run double and Evans added a second homer as the Red Sox pulled away in the third. Several afternoon games and start times followed the recap.
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Morgan unhappy with Reds batting order swap
Cincinnati star Joe Morgan questions moving between second and third in the lineup as he maintains a strong .337 average with 31 RBIs. Reds manager Sparky Anderson plans to keep Morgan third when Tony Perez returns and adjusts Griffey and Concepcion positions against different pitchers.
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Halas recalls rubber shoe game in 1934 title race
Chicago Bears chairman George Halas testifies in a federal case over the Rozelle Rule recalling the 1934 NFL title game at the Polo Grounds against the Giants. He describes cold damp conditions and the Giants using rubber shoes to gain footing and overcome an early lead. He calls the outcome a heartbreaker.
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George Halas Sr
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Rozelle
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Bey
Sporting Goods
Hallas
Hudson May Not Sign With Pros
South Charleston catcher Jack Hudson 17 may skip a Royals contract unless a $10,000 bonus is offered. The sixth round pick said Roy Holton would bring a deal, and Hudson may choose college if the sum is not met. Coach Stan Cadd supports a sizable investment to secure his player.
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South Charleston
Jack Hudson
Kansas City Royals
Roy Holton
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Tech
Princeton Swim Team Practice Evening Session Announced
The Princeton Swim Team will hold a practice at 7 p.m. at the city pool this evening. The Sharks will host nightly sessions next week with attendance open to team members and others.
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Braves Beat Mets 4-1 Behind Niekro Six-Hitter
Phil Niekro pitched six solid innings and drove in a run as the Braves defeated the Mets 4-1 at New York. Randy Tate gave up two early runs on an RBI single by Dave May and a bases loaded walk to Larvell Blanks. Dave Kingman homered for New York, while Beall drove in a run and Niekro added an RBI single.
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Dave Kingman
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Elks Tourney Pairings Set At Elks Country Club
The annual member-member golf tournament begins at 9 a.m. at Elks Country Club with 36 holes over two days and a point system. Last year’s winning team was Lindsey Kirk and Fred Saunders. Tee-off slots include 9:00 Douglas and others through 2:20 with listed pairings and teams.
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Etchebarren Presses Orioles Over Trade or Retirement
Andy Etchebarren refused to pose for the Orioles team photo and threatened to retire if not traded by the June 15 deadline. He has asked for a trade for seasons and cites his wife's reluctance to move east as a reason. Orioles GM Cashen and Manager Weaver call the chances of a trade slim to none.
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Streaking Reds Sink Cubs 5-1 Behind Gullett Five-Hitter
Don Gullett pitched a five-hitter and homered as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 5-1. Foster hit his ninth homer for a 2-0 lead, Pete Rose earned his 2400th hit, Morgan and Bench provided the early cushion, and Concepcion doubled home two in the eighth to seal the win.
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Don Gullett
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Fishing outlook strong across Summersville and Tygart lakes
The Statewide fishing forecast calls for good to excellent conditions this weekend at Summersville and Tygart lakes and most streams, with rain-dependent caution. Reservoirs were normal and clear midweek except Bluestone, which was muddy. various species including walleye at Summersville and Tygart, crappie, largemouth bass, and panfish activity reported across multiple rivers and lakes with regional variations in water clarity.
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Robinson Paces Indians Win Over Rangers in Eight
Frank Robinson crushed a three run homer in the eighth for Cleveland, his second homer of the night, lifting the Indians to a 7-5 win over Texas. Mike Hargrove added a two run shot and Roy Howell drove in a run as Texas led 5-4 before Cleveland’s late surge. Belmont Park announces seven straight Sunday programs starting June 8 with track closed on following Tuesdays.
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