Mets Prospects Cope with Expos No-Hitter Bid
Montreal defeats New York 4-3 as Mike Jorgensen hits a three run homer in the eighth to break Randy Tate's no-hitter. Tate had 13 strikeouts in 7 1/3 innings before the loss. Lyttle's eighth inning single ends the bid and Jorgensen's upstairs homer seals the Expos victory.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Houston
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Nolan Ryan
California
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Pepe Mangual
Gary Carter
Jorgensen
Noll Seeks Lesson From Narrow Steelers Win
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll says the NFL champions learned you cannot take any opponent lightly after a close win in an all star tuneup. Joe Greene admitted morale fell as the Steelers trailed early but rallied with fourth quarter scores from Joe Gilliam to improve to 2-0 in drills.
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Jones Becomes Free Agent After Waiver Window
New York Mets outfielder Cleon Jones cleared waivers and is a free agent at 33. He batted 282 lifetime and was a nine year regular left fielder, including a 340 in the 1969 pennant season. He grew unhappy with bench duty as Dave Kingman emerged, refusing to play last month after a pinch hit line out.
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Yogi Berra
Doubt Any Big Winners For Reds
An article by Alex Sachare notes the Cincinnati Reds likely win the NL West without a 20 game winner, as Sparky Anderson uses relievers heavily and no Reds starter has 15 wins. It contrasts with other leagues where 20 win candidates remain, including Pirates Reuss and AL contenders Blue, Holtzman, Tiant, and Palmer.
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Ack Billingham
Cincinnati Reds
Jac Billingham
Reds
Billingham
Sparky Anderson
Pedro Borbon
Clay Carroll
Will McEneney
Rawly Eastwick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jerry Reuss
Oakland A’s
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Boston
Aing
Bil Lee
Luis Tiant
Rick Wise
Catfish Hunter
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Mike Tortrez
Lip of Lee
Tiant and
Wise
Jim Kaat
Chicago
Oakland Aces
Holtzman
Kansas City
Steve Bushy
Moe Hill Rockets Two Homers In Wisconsin Rapids Win
Moe Hill of Wisconsin Rapids belts two home runs against Cedar Rapids Giants at Memorial Stadium to boost an 8-2 victory. He drives in five and reaches 27 or 28 homers this season, with notes of a Midwest League record last year and a hot 12-for-40 performance against the Giants. Giants’ Dan Belley calls him the league’s best hitter as Hill extends a multi-homer game streak and the team notes his steady run production.
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Rick Reet
Ousted M-F L and Benton Girls in Iowa softball tourney
In a first round at Fort Dodge the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union tournament saw low scoring games. Ottumwa beat Swea City 1-0 as Missy Carson scored the lone run, while West Lyon edged Benton Community 5-4 with Deb Richardz driving in two. Andrew upset M-F-L 3-8 and Urbandale defeated Sheffield-Chapin 4-1. Tuesday schedules include consolation games and remaining first-round matchups.
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Maple Valley
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Council Bluffs
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Adel
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Missy Carson
Benton Community
Deb Richarz
Cindy Dreesen
Darkhorse Andrew
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Spor t scores scattered across southern league and affiliates
Fragmentary OCR notes report scattered scores and teams across the Southern League and American Association. Entries include Oklahoma City 4 5 and Indianapolis 3B Evansville, with mentions of Jacksonville, Savannah, Knoxville, Tulsa, and Denver among others, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
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