Braves Top Padres in 7 0 Victory as Aaron Hits 711th
Hank Aaron crushed his 711th career homer to move within three of Babe Ruth as the Braves shut out the Padres 7 to 0. Deve Johnson added his 42nd homer, tying Rogers Hornsby for most by a second baseman in a season, and Marty Perez homered for Atlanta. Carl Morton pitched a complete game, and the crowd of 362 set a record low at Atlanta Stadium.
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Babe Ruth
Deve Johnson
Rogers Hornsby
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San Diego Padres
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Gary Ross
Dusty Baker
Johnson
Hornsby
St.Louis
Marty Perez
Carl Morton
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Baseball scores and scheduling across major league games
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Milwaukee
Lockwood
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Timmerman
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Boston
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Jefferson
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Chicago
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Pirates Beat Seaver 10-3 As Stargell Drives In Four
Willie Stargell led the Pirates with four RBIs and four extra-base hits, including his 40th homer, in a 10-3 win over the Mets that featured rain delay and moved Pittsburgh atop the NL East. Stargell tripled and doubled, with Zisk and May adding homers. Seaver took the loss after three innings.
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Seaver
Pirates
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Maxvill
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Hebner
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Zechary
Orioles Edge Yankees 11th-Inning Homer Secures 5-4 Win
Earl Williams hit his 21st homer with two outs in the bottom of the 11th, lifting Baltimore to a 5-4 comeback over the New York Yankees. Boog Powell and Curt Motton sparked the decisive rally, while Mark Belanger and Al Bumbry contributed earlier in the game helping the Orioles trim the AL East magic number.
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Earl Williams
New York Yankees
Orioles
Boog Powell
Curt Motton
al Bumbry
Tommy Davis
Horace Clarke
Motton
Otto Velez
New York
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Jim Ray Hart
Rich Cogepins
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Cuellar
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Lakers Trade McMillian For Braves Elmore Smith
The Los Angeles Lakers send Jim McMillian to the Buffalo Braves for 7-foot center Elmore Smith as Wilt Chamberlain weighs retirement. Lakers GM Pete Newell says move aims to add a young center and future depth, with Smith joining Wilt to benefit their post play.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Jim McMillian
Buffalo Braves
Elmore Smith
Chamberlain
Pete Newell
National Basketball Association’ Lakers
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Wilt
Newell
Elmore
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Austin Carr
National Basketball Association
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Columbia
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Keet
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Washington
Larkers
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Laker
Happy Hairston
Bill Bridges
Mel :Counts
Travis Grant
Billi Turner
Stan Love
Keith Erickson
Pat Riley
Erikson
Jerry West
Erickson
West
Jerry
Twins Rally To Defeat Royals 8-3 In Seven
Tony Oliva drove in three runs with a bases loaded double as the Minnesota Twins scored four in the seventh to beat the Kansas City Royals 8-3. Oliva’s key hit followed a walk and forced substitution, with Rich Reese and Eric Soderholm also contributing. Kansas City struck first on a Cookies Rojas double and Amos Otis single, but lacked consistent offense until late.
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Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Oliva
Joe Horner
Royal
Jim Busby
Danny Thompson
Busby
Rich Reese
Eric Soderholm
Hoerner
Mike Adams
Ray Corbin
Cookie Rojas
Amos Otis
Royals
Minnesota
Ol Ab Harye
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Adams
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Darwin
Mayberry
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Sassy
Hotrner
Expos Rally For 5-4 win Over Cardinals In Nightcap
Felipe Alou delivered a two out pinch single to tie the game and scored on Ron Woods unusual pinch single as Montreal beat St. Louis 5-4 in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. Home runs by Ron Fairly and Bob Stinson helped the Expos erase deficits in a sixth straight victory lifting them into a first place tie with Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Felipe Alou
Alou
Ron Woods
Expos
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Mets
Matty Alou
Te Hmipe
Jimmy Lyttle
Tony Scott
Felipe Alow
Woods
Cardinal
Ron Fairly
Bob Stinson
Astros Stop Reds Streak With 5-2 Victory
Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson powered the Houston Astros to a 5-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati. Cedeno hit his 23rd homer of the year and Watson added his 15th as Houston halted the Reds seven-game NL West winning streak. Pete Rose tied a club record with 220 hits for the season.
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Bob Watson
Houston Astros
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Reds
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Jack Billingham
Watson
Pete Rose
Denis Menke
Cy Seymour
Lee May
Houston
Menke
Skip Jutze
Ed Armbrister
May
Jutze
Roger Metzger
Billingham
Wynn
Tug McGraw Named NL Player of Week
New York Mets reliever Tug McGraw was named National League Player of the Week for Sept 0-16 by NL president Charles Feeney. He pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings, allowing four hits with 11 strikeouts and one walk, earning one win and three saves as the Mets kept pace in the East.
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San Francisco
New York Mets
Tug McGraw
Charles Feeney
McGraw
Packers beat Jets 23 to 7 as Hunter shines in opener
Packers starter Scott Hunter outpaced Jets star Joe Namath, throwing a 39 yard TD to Rich McGeorge and guiding Green Bay to a 23-7 win in the NFL opener. Brockington rushed 74 yards, Lane 80, with Marcol kicking three field goals as Green Bay built a 10-0 halftime lead.
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New York
Joe Namath
Green Bay Packers
Jets
Hunter
Namath
University of Alabama
Rich McGeorge
Green Bay
NFL
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David Knight
Packer
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Packers
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Ken Ellis
Chester Marcol
MacArthur Lane
Barry Smith
Marcol
Brockington
Ellis
Lane
Tom MacLeod
Bobby Howfield
Marcos
Hill
Rich Caster
McGeorgan
Steve Tannen
Rangers overpower White Sox in 10-3 romp
In Arlington Texas the Texas Rangers blasted the Chicago White Sox 10-3 behind a five run first inning. Toby Harrah and Bill Madlock homered along with Jim Fregosi as Texas built a big early lead while Chicago rallied briefly on a bases loaded single by Bucky Dent and a trio of later runs.
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Toby Harrah
Bill Madlock
Jim Fregosi
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
Harrah
Jim Kaat
Alex Johnson
Jeff Burroughs
Madlock
Tom Grieve
Bucky Dent
Fregosi
White Sox
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Ritch Billings
Fairfield Star Phil Rogers Declared Ineligible
Fairfield University athletics announced that Phil Rogers, a 6 foot 6 forward, has been declared scholastically ineligible to continue his studies. Rogers previously faced eligibility issues after last spring and attended a summer session to try to regain eligibility.
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Phil Rogers
Fairfield
Rogers
Fred Barakat
Trumbull Booster Club Holds Open Weekly Meetings
The Trumbull High School Booster Club will sponsor open meetings each Wednesday at 7 30 p m starting this week. Meetings at the school will show films of the Golden Eagles game from the prior Saturday and be moderated by a member of the coaching staff. The events are open to the public.
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