Main Leads Open as Shelled by 71 Round in Virginia Open
Mac Main, 44, shot 71 to stay three strokes ahead at 139 after 36 holes of the 43rd Virginia PGA Open at Red Wing Lake. Chandler Harper posted 70 on day two to share second at 142 with Bob Rowland, amid weather-delayed rounds and higher scores.
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Virginia Beachap
Mac Main
Red Wing Lake
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Bob Rowland
Harper
Rowland
Banks Guyton
Willarsburg
Terry Hurst
Crittendon
Greg Schwartz
Manassas
Don Potter
Jacky Thomasson
South Boston
Claude King
Norfolk
Jennings House
John Bruce
Danville
Waddy Stokes
Grant Parker
Crittenden
Jim Angel
Williamsburg
Main
Farmville
Horner
Bas
Rowland Ge
Ks Guyton
Murr Rudi
Reslein
Greg Overton
Masid Hyduke
Charles Baskerv
Sonny Siebert Guides Cardinals Past Expos 5-1 Victory
Ted Simmons drove in three St Louis runs including a tie breaking single in the fifth as Sonny Siebert and the Cardinals beat the Expos 5-1 in St Louis. The win supports Siebert on the mound and demonstrates strong Cardinal hitting.
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ST. Louis
Ted Simmons
Sonny Siebert
Cardinals
Expos Fall as Cardinals Rally in Fifth to Win
In a Friday night game, Siebert, 74, winless at home in five decisions, opened the fifth with a single and scored on Simmons' liner after Renko walked. The Cardinals sealed the victory with three runs in the seventh on consecutive singles by Tyson, Dwyer, Brock, Sizemore, and Simmons. Brock led off with a first inning double to put St. Louis ahead, bases loaded after walks by Sizemore and Turre and a double by Bake McBride, though Sizemore was out at the plate. The Expos tied it in the fourth on singles by Fairly and Bailey and a Poli grounder.
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Montreal Expos
Siebert
Ted Sizemore
Steve Renko
Simmons
Cardinals
Mike Tyson
Jim Dwyer
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Brock
Sizemore
Joe Turre
Bake McBride
Expos
Ron Fairly
Bob Bailey
Tim Poli
Tigers Triumph Over Yankees Behind Lolich in Thriller
In New York, Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich earned his 16th straight complete game as the Tigers edged the Yankees 3 to 2. Willie Horton delivered a two-out, ninth-inning game tying single off Sparky Lyle, followed by a throwing error that allowed the winning run to score. The Tigers earlier tied the game on a second-inning unearned run aided by an error, as Ben Oglivie scored on a mishap and Aurelio Rodriguez drove in Oglivie. Lolich improved to 9-7 with a fourth straight win, allowing five hits in his complete game effort, as New York's Bob Murcer and Thurman Munson produced an early lead before Detroit pulled ahead.
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NEW York
Willie Horton
Sparky Lyle
Elliott Maddox
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Lolich
New York Yankees
Cecil Upshaw
Pat Dobson
Jim Northrup
Bill Freehan
Lyle
Horton
Ben Oglivie
Northrup
Freehan
Maddox
Graig Nettles
Tigers
Dobson
Jim Mason
Lou Piniella
Oglivie
Bobby Murcer
Thurman Munson
Bill Sudakis
Lolich
Yankees
Morales Delivers Cubs Victory Over Pirates 3-2
Jerry Morales hit a game tying homer in the fourth and drove in the go ahead run in the seventh as Chicago topped Pittsburgh 3-2 behind Steve Stone. Don Kessinger added a third hit and Jose Cardenal drove in an insurance run with a sacrifice fly. Pirates led 1-0 early on singles by Oliver and Sanguillen.
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Chicago
Jerry Morales
Chicago Cubs
Steve Stone
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Kessinger
Willie Stargell
Rick Monday
Morales
Jim Rooker
Cubs
Jose Cardenal
Pirates
al Oliver
Manny Sanguillen
Rennie Stennett
Pittsburgil cHwaGo
Kessinger
Hebnersh
Mondavet
Paraellis
Cardenalis
Zisk Rf
E-Stargell
Pittsburgh
Keysinger
Stargell
Sp— Cardenal
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S.stome
Zamora
S.stone Clines
Pr—Swisher
Palmer shoots 66 to lead Ladies PGA by two at Sutton
Sandra Palmer fired a 34 32 for 66 on Pleasant Valley course to reach 140 for 36 holes, two strokes ahead of Sandra Haynie who shared the opening round lead. Palmer’s eight birdies and one bogey set a new women’s competitive course record, as rain delayed play and players struggled in sloppy conditions.
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Schwartz
Stonewall Jackson High School
Guyton
Hurst
Potter
Sutton. Mass
Sandra Palmer
Miss Palmer
Pleasant Valley
Sandra Haynie
Texas
Bangor
Maine
Palmer
Miss Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Althea Gibson
Sandra Post
Debbie Austin
Mary Mills
JoAnne Carner
LPGA
Miss Mills
Mrs. Carner
Marle Breer
Pat Bradley
Bonnie Bryant
Japan
Sayoko Yamazaki
Janie Blalock
Portsmouth
N.H
Brewers Rally Past Orioles 8-6 in Friday Night Tilt
Milwaukee wins 8-6 as Tim Johnson drives in two with a third inning single to erase a 5-2 deficit. Dave May scores the go ahead run on a wild pitch in the seventh and Darrell Porter homers in the eighth. Bobby Mitchell and Bob Coluccio spark a late burst that chased Mike Cuellar. Orioles led 2-0, Baltimore briefly held the edge before Milwaukee tied it in the second and pulled ahead in the third before Johnson's clutch hit sealed the comeback.
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Milwaukee
Tim Johnson
Thewaukee Brewers
Baltimore Orioles
Brewers
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Wayne Garland
Dave May
Darrell Porter
Bobby Mitchell
Bob Coluccio
Cuellar
Garland
Johnson
Orioles
RBI
Jim Fuller
Don Baylor
Don Money
George Scott
Brooks Robinson
Earl Williams
Andy Etchebarren
Paul Blair
May
Fuller
Milwalkee Abe
Biaret
Bumbryph Tol
Dmayrl
Gricigh
Stott Tbarte Thavisdh
Amigo Fuller Rf
Baylor
Money
Sealt
Etchebarren
Williams
Mitchell
B.robinson
Bumbry
T. Johnson
Fre
Williams Ch. Fuller
Porter SB
Colucelo
Blair
Belanger
Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragments
Fragmented standings show American League matchups with Detroit at New York and Kansas City at Oakland. National League entries include Pittsburgh at Chicago and Montreal at St. Louis with several pitchers and records noted in terse form.
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Leagan
Detroit
Feyman
New York
Tim
Psn
Pam
A. Perey
Reston
Baltimore
Miley
Milwaukee
Urobelsea
Ahp
Kansas City
McDaniel
Oakland
Hollarvan
California
Ryan
Texas
Bibby
Fittsburgh
Brett
Chicago
Tienda
Ickro
Cinginnali
Noraman
Montreal
Rogers
St. Louis
McGlothen
Sar Dirge Warelt
Houston
Wili Bate
Loy Ange
Spilon
Algan
Boston
Cleveland
Badlimore
West
Benton
Milwakee
Wali
Minnesota
Kansas
Sallanal
Philadelphia
St Suis
Moninal
Chicas
Pittsburgh
Ike
Anteles
Alana
Maryland Promises Aid For Malone Insurance Policy
The University of Maryland agreed to arrange a loan for Moses Malone to pay premiums on a proposed one million dollar injury policy while at Maryland. The plan, cited by Washington Star-News columnist Morris Siegel, aims to secure Malone’s commitment by protecting his future pro earnings.
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Washington
University of Maryland
Virginia
Moses Malone
Washington Star-News
Malone
Petersburg
Maryland
Sar-News
Morris Siegel
Siegel
Lloyd's of London
Star-News
Lefty Driesell
Chisox Outslug Twins 11 To 7
Ken Henderson hit two homers and drove in six as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 11-7 in Bloomington. Carlos May had five hits, boosting Chicago to a 7-0 lead with a two run single, while Tom Burgmeier allowed a seven run advantage before Ken Tatum faltered in relief.
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Ken Tatum
Minnesota
Larry — Hisle
Bobby Darwin
Eric Soderholm
Soderholm
Tatum
McGee, Floyd Tie Lead In Akron Tourney With 136
Jerry McGee salvages a 69 to tie Ray Floyd for the second round lead at the American Golf Classic in Akron. McGee, a sponsor entry, overcame early trouble with five birdies and two bogeys to post 136. Floyd slipped to 71 after leading with 65, one shot back at 136. Jim Colbert sits at 137, with Dwight Nevil and Buddy Allin at 138.
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Akron, Ohio
Jerry McGee
Ray Floyd
McGee
Firestone Country Club
Meyer
Floyd
Jim Colbert
Dwight Nevil
Buddy Allin
Nevil
Allin
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Gary Plaver
Johnny Miller
Eddie Pearce
Racin. Ghin
Satna
Hamers Blanes
Tom Kite
Gibby Gilbert
Gay Brewer
Abe Dick Lola
Labron Harris
Jim Barber
Jim Jamieson
Hobby Miletall
Larry Ziegler
Nassengali
Davi Gleng
le Douglas
Tarles
Nerdy
Lendsd
Bob Menne
Dercy Hoard
Ros Corrada
Bob Lunn
Charles Sittard
Dave Stockton
Chuck Vourtney
Ed Snee
Sari Dams
George Knudson
Jwitn Schhie
Kermit Zar
Miller Barber
Jin Simons
Bob Dick
George Archer
Lick Crawford
Tommy Aaron
Johnie Hot
Mike Wynn
Andy Xarth
Resbir
Kay Pace
George Belline
Sn Mason Rudolph
Arnald Palmer
Fichelberger
Ark A
Payne
Phi Rogers
Hisker
Jim Frrriell
Tirel
Alien Sgh
Butitry
Steve Melnyk
Doug Fard
Sipe
Sally
Dick Plarnrmer
Merrell
Aecrel Knicely
Hank Aaron Paces Braves To 1-0 Win
Henry Aaron doubled in the seventh and scored on Frank Tepedino's bases loaded grounder to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 1-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Aaron's hit came off Jack Billingham, aiding Carly Morton who earned the win as Tom House closed out the final out.
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Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Frank Tepedina
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Reds
Aaron
Jack Billingham
Atlanta
Carly Morton
Tom House
Johnny Bench
Mike Lum
Dave Johnson
Dave Concepcion
Concepcion
Darrel Chaney
Tepedino
Cinem
Ad. Ana. Garr
Retlonmumnd
Billingsham
Morton
Billingham
Curtis Strange Sets Golf Pace At NCAA Meet
SANTEE Calif AP Wake Forest freshman Curtis Strange fired a 65 to equal the NCAA one round record and take a three day lead with 210. Florida's Phil Hancock slipped to 21 over par totaling 73 for 211 while Florida held an 863 team total and Wake Forest was second at 868. Strange had nine birdies two bogeys and seven pars in the low round tying 65s set by Irwin Mills Crenshaw Kite and Gilder.
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Hale Irwin
Colorado
John Mills
Houston
Ben Crenshaw
Texas
Tom Kite
Bob Gilder
Arizona State
Home Run Sparks Mets To 3-1 Win Over Phils
John Milner and Rusty Staub hit homers as the New York Mets defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1. Tom Seaver earned his first win since June 1 but left after five innings with a sore left hip amid five Mets errors. Tug McGraw closed out the ninth and preserved the win.
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Philadelphia
John Milner
New York Mets
Rusty Staub
Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Seaver
Mets
Bob Miller
Tug McGraw
Bill Robinson
Phils
Milner
Seaver
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Staub
Mac Searce
Riverside lanes bowling results feature multiple teams and scores
Bowlers and teams such as Dixie Helles Rand Runners 2 McKinney 20 and Pinbusters 2 Dixie Wild Ones 2 Kendrick 157 compete across lanes. Other entries list teams Motivators Handley 184 Summer Howlers Moor Cs Wright 171 and Strikeouts Minter 21 while Keen players Kendrick Goodson Taylor and Donley appear in partial score lines.
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Riverside Lanes
Dixie Helles Rand
McKinney
Iting
Queen Kurnigaon
Murphy
Pinbusters
Dixie Wild Ones
Kendrick
Wild Aces
Trent
Handley
High AM Commodore Homes
Matasca
Howlers Moor C's
Wright
Minter
Rebely
Goodson
Ine
Taylor
Donley
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R. Settle
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Fred Leherman
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