Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Report
National and American League results plus leaders and upcoming games. Includes team records, runs batted in, home runs, pitching wins, strikeouts, and noted pitchers for key matchups. Mentions Boston Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Chicago Toronto Seattle and Oakland with scores, positions, and daily highlights.
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Cubs fall behind in NL East as Pirates and Phillies sweep
Pirates defeat Phillies twice 5-10 and 12-10 to sweep four-game weekend series and cut Chicago’s division lead. Phil Garner, 5-for-10 with four RBIs, keyed the rally with a three-run double in game two. Jerry Reuss won the opener, while Chicago’s Bruce Sutter earned his fifth win in relief. Other NL results included Giants sweeping Braves and Mets rallying past Expos.
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Morley Wins Quad Cities Open in Close Finish
Mike Morley birdied four straight holes to win the Quad Cities Open at Oakwood Country Club. He shot 1 under par 267 for $25,000, finishing two strokes ahead of Bob Murphy and Victor Regalado, who tied for second at 289. Don Pooley and Bob Zender were third at 270, while defending champ John Lister ended at 276. Morley called it the highlight of his career after narrowly missing a win recently.
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Cunningham is new UCLA coach
Gary Cunningham named UCLA basketball coach says he will ignore pressure of succeeding John Wooden. A former assistant who played for Wooden and helped win eight of his title teams, he emphasizes doing his best and meeting expectations.
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Miller 200 stock car race winner announced in Milwaukee
Dave Watson of Millen Wisconsin won the Miller 200 at Milwaukee in his first USAC event passing leader Bobby Allison on lap 148 and finishing first. Watson earned 9387 dollars while Allanson second and Don White third driving Buick Skylark and AMC Hornet respectively.
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Orioles top Yankees 6-0 as Grimsley shines in win
The Orioles moved into a second place tie with the Yankees by beating New York 6-0 behind five-hit pitching from Ross Grimsley and six extra-base hits. Eddie Murray hit his 13th homer as Boston swept Milwaukee to take first in the East.
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Zisk Injured In Tigers Game Contusion Not Fracture
Richie Zisk suffered a serious contusion after being hit by a drive against Detroit in Detroit. Doctors said no fracture, but ligament injury possible as he walks with the injured right foot. Bernard King arrested on campus in Knoxville for second degree burglary and breaking and entering.
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Watson wins British Open in dramatic wire-to-wire finish
Watson defeats Nicklaus at Turnberry to claim the British Open with a record low total of 268. The Kansas City native overturned a late deficit with a 60-foot birdie putt and a steady closing round, earning his second Open title in three years. Nicklaus faltered with a costly misstep on the 7th and finished runner-up as Watson captured the championship in the era’s prime performance.
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