Cardinals edge Braves in 10th after disputed bunt call
In a Monday night NL East faceoff at Atlanta, Ted Simmons delivered a 10th inning RBI single to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-6 victory over the Braves after a bunt ruled fair by umpire Mel Steiner sparked argument with Bob Priddy. Willie Stargell powered a Pirates win at Chicago with his 19th homer as four homers sailed at Wrigley Field.
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Ted Sizemore
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Jerry McNertney
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al Oiver
Bob Robertson
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Thayer pair throw second no hit effort in league action
Keith Harris and Mike Sutcliffe combined for a no hitter as First State Bank of Thayer defeated Ash Grove 18 0 at Santa Fe Park. Harris and Sutcliffe struck out ten, with Kevin Harris delivering a grand slam earlier in the season. OCAW also won 5 4 behind Lester Rhine's two run single.
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Boats & Motors
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Tonight's Lineup For Local Leagues
The schedule lists games across multiple leagues at Santa Fe Park and City Park. Chanute faces Eureka at 7:30, Paola meets Humboldt VFW, and Disney's Market plays D's Donuts in rookies at 6.00.
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Royals option Bunker and Taylor to Omaha club
Kansas City Royals pitcher Wally Bunker was optioned to the Omaha farm club in the American Association and outfielder Carl Taylor was reassigned to Omaha. Lou Piniella was reinstated from the disabled list. In Senior Division softball, the Tigers overwhelmed the Rascals 18-4 as Sonya Grady and Karen Childers homered, and the Hustlers beat the Scrappers 13-2 with Julie McDonald and Kathy Myers contributing key hits.
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Royals
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Lou Piniella
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Rascals
Hustlers
Scrappers
Sonya Grady
Karen Childers
Kathy Myers
Julie McDonald
Yastrzemski Tops Early AL All Star Balloting
AP report from New York shows Carl Yastrzemski leading the American League All Star balloting with 31 645 votes. Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson follow in the outfield, with Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson near the top at first and third base respectively. Rod Carew Aparicio and Bill Freehan lead their positions as voting begins.
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Boston
Bowie Kuhn
Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Rod Carew
Luis Aparicio
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Powell
Norm Cash
Aparicio
California
Jim Fregosi
Unbeaten Teams Narrowed to Two in League Tourney
Kustom and Thayer Merchants remain undefeated as they win Monday night double elimination games. Kustom edges Iola 4 3 with a decisive seventh inning rally behind Gene Evans. Thayer over St Pat s 9 4, aided by a five run seventh inning and George Fager closing out in relief.
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Thayer Merchants
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Iola
Thayer Downing
St. Pat's
Gene Evans
Thayer
Merchants
George Fager
Schedule Fragments From A Day’s Timetable
A small timetable shows two columns of minor and major time blocks for Tuesday with 4:35 A.M. and 11:15 A.M. and 5:25 P.M. and 11:45 P.M. plus Wednesday blocks 5:35 to 6:00 and 12:05.
Record Field Seek State Golf Crown
Some 26 golfers tee off in the Kansas State Amateur Tournament at Topeka Country Club. The field is the largest in the event's 61 year history with defending champion Chris Strahan of Pittsburg exempt from qualifying and aiming for championship flight play on Thursday as the tourney runs through Sunday.
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Topeka Country Club
Chris Strahan
Pittsburg
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