Cards Rally To Beat Padres 7-6 On Unearned Runs
The St Louis Cardinals came from behind to defeat the San Diego Padres 7-6. Four unearned runs aided the rally with errors by former Cardinals. Key hits by Brock Javier Flood and Torre fueled the comeback as Nate Colbert and others misplayed balls. Mike Torrez earned the win as St Louis prepared for another meeting with San Diego.
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Cousy Rejoins NBA as Cincinnati Royals Head Coach
Bob Cousy reversed his plan to retire from basketball and accepted the head coaching job with the Cincinnati Royals. He will emphasize a faster running style with Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas, replacing Ed Jucker under a three year contract with stock options.
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Eagles face possible loss of sprinter in track title bid
North Texas State eyes a Missouri Valley Conference track championship with 34 points from preliminaries as star sprinter Carl Jackson strains a pulled muscle. Drake and Wichita split finals points as Wichita’s Holliday and Pratt defend titles and Elliott Evans leads Drake in the new six mile. Meanwhile North Texas already clinched the golf championship, Jerry Greiner shooting 71 to win individual medalists.
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Hawks Trade Silas For Suns Players
The Atlanta Hawks trade veteran Paul Silas a 6 foot 7 forward from Creighton to Phoenix in exchange for Gary Gregor a 6 foot 7 South Carolina graduate and another player to be named later. Silas averaged about nine points and 10 rebounds while playing 25 minutes per game last season. Gregor the Suns No 1 pick last year averaged 11.1 points as a rookie.
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Royals Rally in Ninth to Beat Orioles 4 2
Mike Fiore delivered a pinch hit two run double in the ninth as Kansas City rallied from a 2 1 deficit to defeat Baltimore 4 2. Lou Piniella had three hits for the Royals while Earl Weaver noted Fiore’s ace performance against his former club.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Schedule
Baseball standings and today’s games list matchups including San Francisco at Chicago Houston at New York Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Montreal Atlanta at Philadelphia San Diego at St Louis with Sunday games San Diego at St Louis and Houston at New York 2
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Baseball Standings and Friday Scores in Major Leagues
The report lists standings in the American and National Leagues with team records and percentages. Friday results show Oakland 3 New York 2, Boston 7 California 2, Seattle 2 Washington 0, Minnesota 6 Detroit 2, Kansas City 4 Baltimore 2, with Chicago at Cleveland and several rain or postgame notes.
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Kosco hits two homers as Dodgers rout Pirates 13 3
Andy Kosco belts two long balls driving in five runs in a Dodgers 13 3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The outfielder added a single in his first at bat and joined a nine run second inning surge capped by his homer. Other NL results included San Francisco 11 Chicago 1 and St. Louis 7 San Diego 6.
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Ex-Tiger Hurler Finds Home at KC
Dick Drago of the Kansas City Royals, a former Detroit Tigers minor leaguer, pitched his second straight complete game victory beating the Baltimore Orioles 4-2. He allowed a two run rally in the seventh but KC surged with three runs in the ninth, including a two run pinch double by Mike Fiore.
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Battle Seen For RMAC Spike Title
Emporia State Pittsburg State and Fort Hays State were set to contest the RMAC track meet title in Emporia Kansas as the expanded conference opened. After three events Emporia led with 35 points followed by Fort Hays 21 and Colorado State 18. Fort Hays took the three mile run while Colorado State dominated the long jump with 18 points.
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Kosco's Two Homers Propel Dodgers Past Pirates
Andy Kosco of the Dodgers hit two home runs and a single driving in five runs in a 13-3 victory over Pittsburgh. Mike Marshall of the Pilots pitched two-hitter shutout innings as Washington was blanked 2-0.
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