Wadkins Shoots 68 To Tie Open Lead At Pebble Beach
Lanny Wadkins fired a 68 to move into contention and join Jack Nicklaus at 144 after 36 holes while Arnold Palmer charged with a 68 to sit at 145. Bruce Crampton Cesar Sanudo Homero Blancas Kermit Zarley also tied for the lead as Pebble Beach hosted the U.S. Open second round.
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Beard vows to shake slump at Pebble Beach Open
Frank Beard, a consistent money winner, finishes 85 80 115 over three rounds for a 21 par total at Pebble Beach. He vows to beat the slump and continues playing despite boos and tough rounds as Wadkins and Blancas challenge for the title.
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Monzon Bouttier Set for Paris Title Bout
World middleweight champion Carlos Monzon trains on the eve of his defense against Jean-Claude Bouttier at Colombes Stadium in Paris. Bouttier, aiming to be France’s first middleweight champion since Marcel Cerdan, focuses on nerves and roadwork. The outdoor fight may attract 35,000 spectators and gross around $500,000, with Monzon holding a $130,000 guarantee.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Padres 2-1 On Blass Five-Hitter
Steve Blass won his seventh straight decision and carried a five-hitter as the Pirates topped San Diego 2-1. Derrel Thomas doubled in the ninth for the Padres and Nate Colbert drove him in, but Blass retired 16 batters in a row after the first three. Oliver and Sanguillen provided the early runs for Pittsburgh, which moved atop the NL East with the victory.
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Oliver
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Willie Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
Mets Snap Reds Winning Streak
Bud Harrelson tripled and scored on Gary Nolan's wild pitch in the ninth as the New York Mets edged the Cincinnati Reds 2-1. Cincinnati led 1-0 on Tony Perez double and George Foster single before Nolan faltered in the ninth to hand New York the win and end Cincinnati's seven game run.
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George Foster
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Tommie Agee
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Orioles blank Twins 3-0 on Palmer gem and late Jackson relief
Jim Palmer earned his sixth straight win and beat Jim Kaat 3-0 as Baltimore extended its streak to eight straight AL victories. Don Baylor drove in two runs with a two run triple, and Grant Jackson closed out the ninth after the Twins loaded the bases.
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Paul Blair
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Rick Dempsey
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Tony Oliva
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Minnesota
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Flames Rangers Announce Trade Involving Heind Hogaboam
The Atlanta Flames trade left winger Bill Heind to the New York Rangers for center Bill Hogaboam. Hogaboam, 23, led the Omaha Knights with 82 points last season in the CHL. Heindel, 26, was the Flames' 17th pick in the expansion draft.
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Southern California Wins College World Series Title
Southern California edged Arizona State 14 to win the College World Series on Friday night. The Trojans claimed the baseball championship for a third straight year after splitting with ASU earlier in the week.
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White Sox Red Sox Opener Postponed by Rain
Chicago and Boston pushed back the opener of their three game AL series as rain forced postponement. The day game is rescheduled for 2 p.m. EDT with a makeup at 7:30 p.m. alongside a Saturday day night doubleheader.
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