Palmer Controls White Sox In 2-0 Orioles Win
Jim Palmer, at 30, no hits the Chicago White Sox into the ninth before a two-out single ends the bid. He credits control over power, says he relies on changeups and walks few, as Baltimore edges Chicago 2-0 to run his record to four wins in seven decisions.
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Elks Trapshoot Teams Take Top Spots in Beloit Meet
Chanute Elks teams dominate the state trapshoot event at Beloit April 24 25 finishing first and fourth. W. Dean Brock Bill Jenkins Betty Wrestler Carl Rommel Harold Dean Whittaker lead the A team while Ron Wrestler Betty Sue Whittaker Rick Gregg Larry Hurst and Joe Goodeyon formed the B team. Individual winners include Betty Wrestler high lady Joe Goodeyon high overall Harold Dean Whittaker first place doubles and yardage and Betty Sue Whittaker first place yardage.
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Robinson may play baseball forever
Baltimore third baseman Brooks Robinson laughs at the idea of retirement and says he plans to keep playing. The UPI profile notes his nearly 20 years with the Orioles and hints at Cooperstown as his next stop, though fans pressure him to quit. His wife Connie jokes about his long career.
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Brooks Robinson Keeps Love For Baseball Alive
The Orioles star Brooks Robinson, near 39, says he still loves baseball and plans to play as long as possible. Manager Earl Weaver praises his batting improvement and defense while noting Robinson could still contribute even if DeCinces gains power.
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Dodgers Cubs slug nine home runs in wild win
Don Sutton took the loss after a rough start as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 14-12 at Wrigley Field. Sutton called the slugfest a joke and a farce while noting he allowed 14 hits and seven runs in 5 2/3 innings.
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Special Olympics winners highlight regional event
The Region 10 Special Olympics in Parsons featured 11 Chanute students among participants. The article lists winners in multiple ages and events, naming Patricia Harvey, Marsha Cummins, Judy Chandler, Mike Robie, Kevin Elam, Carol Barnhart, and others, plus sponsors Allyn Anderson and Pat McBride with aides and student assistants.
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Baseball scores and evening games and schedules
Major league results and tonight schedule list scores for Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco San Diego Montreal St Louis Atlanta Cinci New York Philadelphia Houston Kansas City Boston Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit New York California Cleveland Oakland and other matchups with listed pitchers and times for EDT games through Friday and late night contests. Several games postponed due to wet grounds while a slate of night games unfolds across cities.
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