Koosman Leads Mets Past Braves with Four-Hitter
Jerry Koosman pitched a four hit win and drove in two runs to lift the New York Mets over the Atlanta Braves. He improved to 4-6 with 30 strikeouts, while Atlanta’s knuckleballer Phil Niekro allowed three runs in the fourth and Koosman’s two run single in the eighth capped a four run rally.
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Seaver Talks Trade Rumors Before Mets vs Braves
Mets ace Tom Seaver said he has not been informed of a trade as he nears a possible move before the June 15 deadline. He criticized management led by M. Donald Grant and indicated a willingness to consider offers from several teams while hoping to remain with a winning Mets core.
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Shea Stadium
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Royals Rally Past Yankees 8-3 in New York
Royals beat the Yankees 8-3 at Yankee Stadium to snap a skid. Paul Splittorff earned the win as Kansas City scored early and added runs on key hits including a Porter two-run double and Mayberry's double.
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Roy White
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Foran Falls in Final as Naugatuck Tops Lions 3 1
Naugatuck defeats Foran 3-1 at Quigley Stadium to capture the ICIAC Class L baseball title. Tom Burns pitched five innings with six strikeouts before Chuck Paiva finished, allowing three hits and six K’s. Foran, debuting as 11th seed, had runners left stranded and Tony Mazzona pitched well despite little run support.
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Jim Murphy
Gregg ‘Woodfield
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Stewart
John Moyduk
Higgins Craft Cup Doubles Champions at Wesleyan
Ludlowe duo Ken Higgins and Phil Drake won the 1977 State Open Doubles Tennis Championship at Wesleyan University defeating Conard High pair Phil Siepel and Tim Prete 3-6 6-4 7-5. The victory avenged a prior loss to Conard in Class LI finals.
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Conard High
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Hole-in-One Marks Round at Rock Ridge C C
Hole-in-one by Bob Geamhaei the assist pro at Rock Ridge C C on the 177 yard fifth hole using a four iron. Playing partner Bil Robishaw witnessed the feat at the home course.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Schedule Report
The standings show New York leading the East with 82 games and Montreal, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Houston trailing. Western divisions list Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, and St Louis with varied records. Tonight's games include New York at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Cincinnati among others with listed starting pitchers and times.
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Sutton
Southern Illinois Upsets Arizona St in College World Series
Southern Illinois defeats top-ranked Arizona State 3-2 as Neil Gialla drives in two runs and Dewey Robinson limits ASU to unearned runs. Minnesota beats Baylor 4-3 in a suspended game resumed later, with Mike Bruss delivering an eleventh inning double. Baylor drops two one-run overtime losses.
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