Rogers Sinks Expos with One Hit as Smith Homers
Steve Rogers tossed his seventh win in 14 starts and did not allow a hit after Reggie Smith's first inning homer, finishing with a 4-1 Montreal victory over Los Angeles. Smith and Garvey were Dodgers' only baserunners as Rogers recorded six strikeouts and 19 straight outs.
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California Angels
Oakland A’s
Steve Garvey
Larry Parrish
Garvey
Don Sutton
Parrish
Dave Cash
Tony Perez
Ellis Valentine
Andre Dawson
Morley fires 66 to lead Thomas golf
Mike Morley shot 66 to lead the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic as thunderstorm and tornado warnings delayed play at Colonial Country Club. Al Geiberger matched last year’s opening round with 72 while Lee Trevino favored lifting cleaning and placing in the muddy fairways.
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Colonial Country Club
Lee Trevino
Mantle Musial to Highlight Amana Pro-Am Golf
Five former major leaguers head a star studded Amana VIP golf tournament on Monday June 19 at Finkbine Course Iowa City joining 40 pros and Amana retailers in the rich one day event. Tickets in advance cost six dollars at eastern Iowa pro shops and Amana retailers while day of play will be seven dollars.
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Iowa City
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Ernie Banks
Whitey Ford
Joe Garagiola
NBC Sports
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Bosch tops Maidrite as Pipers clinch half title
Gregg Bosch hurled and hit his Modern Piping teammates to an 11-1 five-inning victory over Maidrite in the Major Open doubleheader second game. Bosch retired 11 straight, doubled as a run producer, Ed White drove in four, Bob Timmons added three hits, while Denny Forch hit an inside the park homer to fuel the win. Kyle Gaddie earned his second win with six strikeouts as Ted Frank's managed only six hits.
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Lewis
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RBI
Ed White
Bob Timmons
Heffernon
Steve Calvert
Gaddie
Ron Hurlburt
Hurlburt
C.R. Kirby
USC Wins College World Series in 10-3 Victory
In Omaha, USC defeated Arizona State 10 to 3 to claim the NCAA baseball title. Bill Bordley improved to 12-2, silencing a feared Sun Devil lineup until they rallied briefly in the eighth. Sun Devil star Chris Bando drove in two runs for a national RBI record. USC coach Ron DeaDeaux praised pitching and hitting as the Trojans celebrated with McNamara's Band.
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McNamara
Jeff tops Wash in nine inning JV baseball
Jeff defeated Washington 5 to 4 in nine innings at Wash. Winning pitcher was Dave Simbro for Jeff and Russ Wise collected two hits for the Warriors.
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Jeff
Russ Wise
Warriors
Norton Holmes battle for WBC heavyweight title
In Las Vegas Ken Norton faces Larry Holmes in a 15 round world title bout at Caesars Palace for the WBC crown. Norton weighs 220 pounds while Holmes is 209. ABC TV will air the fight at 7 p.m. Iowa time. Carlos Zarate defends the bantamweight title against Emilio Hernandez on the undercard.
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