Foster drives Reds to 5 0 win over Mets in New York
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Billingham threw his second shutout of the season and George Foster hit a three run homer to beat the New York Mets 5 to 0. Billomingham struck out five over eight innings as Koosman lasted eight allowing nine Cincinnati hits. Torre was ejected for arguing a call but remains Mets manager.
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Yankees Strike Early Rally For 9-2 Win Over Brewers
Roy White Reggie Jackson and Bucky Dent homer in a five run second inning as the Yankees take first in the AL East. Mike Torrez wins his seventh, Dent belts his fourth home run in four games. Brewers rally with late runs but fall short.
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Sports in 5 Transactions from The Iscetates Press
A miscellany of player moves across leagues including NFL signings for the Saints and Jets, hockey and soccer notes, and a late-innings baseball rally. Notable items include Joe Mlecka joining the Jets, the Seahawks and Sounders transactions, and a Twins victory sparked by a late multi-run surge.
Baseball Standings and Results Across Major Leagues
MLB standings show Cincinnati New York and St Louis near top in early season. Game notes include Oakland pitcher Mike Norris walking Buddy Bell to force in a run and Eckersley facing key hitters as Chicago and Texas split series. Details cover team records, division leaders, and today’s scheduled games across leagues.
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Muraskin Wins Westchester Amateur Title in Tight Duel
Fenway Country Club’s Dave Muraskin defeats Alan Helfer of Birchwood 8 and 7 at Woodways Country Club to capture his second straight Westchester Amateur crown. Muraskin, 30, parred key holes in the afternoon to pull away and finish on the 29th hole, extending his perfect record in the event. Helfer, Westport native and Birchwood member, struggled with an 83 in the morning round and a tough back nine. Muraskin, NYC attorney, has a storied amateur pedigree including Met Amateur titles and multiple intercollegiate honors.
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Baseball today with six games on slate across majors
The schedule lists Gullett at Haas in Milwaukee at 2 30 pm plus Palmer at Lee 7 39 pm Knapp at Perry 8 30 pm Hassler at Redfern 8 36 pm and Roberts at Jones 10 30 pm Also Merit Insurance Nationals vs Stamford Saturday at 1 pm on Barnum 10 via CCSBL doubleheader
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Matthews to Maryland Rumor Proven False
Rumors in the city that Wes Matthews would attend the University of Maryland have proven false. WICG reported a signing yesterday, but Matthews family had no knowledge of any deal. A Chapel Hill paper earlier claimed aNorth Carolina signing, but those reports were also false.
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Falcons Sweep Two From Aggies In WPSL Doubleheader
In Meriden at Falcons Field the Connecticut Falcons shut out Bakersfield Aggies 2-0 and 6-1. Joan Joyce improved to 3-1 with a two hitter in game one, Audi Kujala doubled for the Falcons and Rayla Allison scored. Donna Terry improved to 3-0 in the second game. Kujala and Joyce each had two hits. Pat Whitman took the loss for the Aggies, now 1-9.
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Mill River Golf Tournament Nets Close Finish
The team of Craig Hoekenga and Bob Docal won low net honors at Mil River Country Club in a member-grest event. Ed Segen and Jim Lockhart were one stroke back with 62, Al Fara and Gary Myers finished third on a card tie, with Myers also carding a hole in one on the 7th hole. John Pinto and Tory Mastro led low gross with 67, while Andy Cimmino and Lou Cimmino posted 68 and Joe Pucelo and Jerry Courville had 12.
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Firebirds Edge Brass in Bridgeport PONY League
Bridgeport Firebirds edged Bridgeport Brass 6 to 4 in the Bridgeport Fire Dept PONY League. Frank Jerrignon doubled in two runs and Jim Bom veloure had four hits for the Brass, contributing two RBIs.
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Brakettes Sweep Coeds To Extend Unbeaten Streak
The Raybestos Brakettes defeated the Connecticut Coeds 9-0 and 6-2 at Memorial Field to move to 12-1 on the season. Diane Schumacher pitched a five-hitter in the first game with a three run homer after a 2-0 lead, while Connie Reinalda earned a four-hitter in the nightcap to stay unbeaten at 5-0. The sweep sets up a weekend doubleheader series against Perkasie Glenettes starting at 6 p.m.
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CWV Post 1466 Defeats Post Road Carvel 52 in Little League Action
Tyrone Turner collected two hits while Leroy Redmond struck out 16 as CWV Post 1466 defeated Post Road Carvel 52. Joe Buskey fanned 16 for Academy Post in a 14-0 win over Porthole Restaurant. Bunky and Mike Madar combined for six hits for the victors.
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Homeport Edges Molly's In Seaside Park Night Game
In Seaside Park the Homeport club edged Molly's 4 to 3 after a five inning rally, with Rod Searles and Rich Anderson homering for Molly's missteps. Fairfield defeated the Nationals 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as Bill Bradshaw and Mark Dacko limited offenses and Ron Carapezzi scored on a wild pitch and error.
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