McGraw leads Phillies past Mets as Pirates widen NL lead
Tug McGraw shines with eight saves and a fifth win as Philadelphia tops New York 9-4 and 4-3 in 12 innings. Larry Bowa and Ollie Brown power the opener, Greg Luzinski homers in the nightcap, while the Pirates extend their NL East edge behind strong performances from Oliver, Reuss and Stargell.
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Columbus 9 Telegram Sports League Leaders
National and American League leaders listed by home runs runs batted in and stolen bases. Pitching leaders cited with top win totals for each league, naming key players from multiple teams.
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AL East race sizzler dips Boston to command briefly
Boston tops New York three times in four games to seize early AL East lead as Baltimore nears the Red Sox. The division shows a tight four team chase with a 7 1/2 game spread from first to fourth. Moret shines in his first start, Oakland dominates California, and other AL results favor Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and Texas. Golfer Lee Trevino is noted for back to back British Open titles.
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NBA contributes 5000 dollars to Hall of Fame in milestone
The National Basketball Association donated 5000 dollars to the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts. Director Lee Williams said the funds will maintain and improve the basketball shrine. The gift marks the eighth straight year of NBA contributions to the Hall of Fame.
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Johnson leads Western Open with 66 second round
George Johnson shot a 66 to surge to a 36 hole total of 138 four under par and take a one stroke lead over Hale Irwin in the Western Open at Butler National. Irwin rallied with a 68 after an earlier 71 and a rain delay.
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