Tyson Driven Cardinal Victory Over Padres in Ten
Mike Tyson collected three singles and Lou Brock delivered a decisive 10th inning single as the St. Louis Cardinals beat San Diego 3-2. The win pulled the Cardinals within 52 games of first place Pittsburgh after sweeping the Padres in the series. Tito Fuentes homered in the 10th for San Diego to briefly tie the game.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Mike Tyson
Cardinals
San Diego
Lou Brock
Tyson
Lou
Brock
Rich Folkers
Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
East West all star events set scores in Kansas
In Wichita the East beat the West 70 62 in the Cerebral Palsy Basketball Classic with Henry Morton 15 points 19 rebounds leading the East. The West won the football game 55 10 behind Dodge City’s Tom Lasater 124 rushing yards.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
Jaycees
Henry Levitt
Parsons
Henry Morton
Ron Jones
Hutchinson
Wichita Southeast
Mike McBride
Dodge City
Tom Lasater
Cessna Stadium
Wichita North
Jeff Shepler
West
East
Steve Haynes
Elks Take Third in State Meet in Chanute
The Chanute Elks baseball team finished third at the state tournament in Chanute after beating Wichita 7-4 on Saturday, then losing 2-1 to Joel Chambers of El Dorado and 7-4 to Wichita on Sunday. Seven Chanute errors aided the final loss. Final results were not available. a full story arrives Tuesday.
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Pratt
Chanute Elks
Elks
Ward McClure
Wichita
Jeff Wheeler
el Dorado
Joel Chambers
Chanute
Tribune
Mayberry Drives Royals Past Indians in Herzog Era Push
Kansas City beat Cleveland 5-1 as John Mayberry drove in four runs including a three run homer. Mayberry has 26 homers this season and is hitting .453 since Herzog took over as manager. Herzog praised his team while noting need for left hander in bullpen as Royals eye 17-1 run.
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Cleveland
UPI
John Mayberry
Whitey Herzog
Kansas City
Mayberry
Herzog
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Eric Raich
Rick Waits
Steve Mingori
Bob McClure
Paul Splittorf
al Fitzmorris
Nelson Briles
Boog Powell
Briles
Indians
Nicklaus Sees Open Title Slip Away At Firestone
At Firestone Country Club, Jack Nicklaus won his fourth PGA title and 16th major despite a tough Open bid. He led early, faltered, then recovered to 276 four under par, finishing two behind playoff winner Lou Graham. Weiskopf praised Nicklaus’ grand slam chase as he eyed Hagen’s record next year.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Firestone Country Club
Lou Graham
John Mahaffey
Jack Newton
Tom Watson
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Andy North
Hale Irwin
Billy Casper
Firestone
Walter Hagen
Congressional
Washington
D.C
Eliminations Continue In Church League And Industrial No 2
St Pat s Nazarene were eliminated Friday and Cardinal Drug Foodtown exited Saturday in slow pitch softball tournament play. First Baptist edged St Pat s 10 7 after seven first inning singles. Westview Baptist erupted for 12 2 over Nazarene on 19 hits. United Brethren beat Otterbein 5 2 as Cardinal Drug forfeited to Mid America. H K Porter defeated Foodtown 6 5 ending a seventh inning rally. Data Comm routed Farmers 18 4 aided by a three run homer from Mike Morgan.
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Cardinal Drug and Foodtown
First Baptist
St. Pat's
Nazarene
Westview Baptist
Westview
United Brethren
Otterbein
U.B
Cardinal
Mid- America
H. K. Porter
Foodtown
Porter
Farmer's
Data Comm
Farmer’s
Mike Morgan
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