Oakland at Chicago leads Wednesday slate in scoring list
Oakland faces Chicago with McCarty 5-4 matching Baumgarten 5-4 in a packed Wednesday schedule. Seattle at Kansas City and Texas at Minnesota also featured, with batting leaders from the American League dominating the day.
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Brewers place Hisle on 15 day list and boost roster
Milwaukee Brewers place outfielder Larry Hisle on the 15 day disabled list and purchase Thad Bosley from the Vancouver farm system. Mets name Al Jackson manager of Kingsport farm club with Ed Olson as coach. CFL Ottawa Rough Riders report J C Watts opts out of pro ball after signing a two year deal. Broncos cut Joe Rizzo. Rockies hire Bert Marshall as head coach and Red Wings sign Wayne Maxner. Penguins add Boyd Shedden and Graham, name Angotti as assistant. Canucks sign Darrell May. Texas announces athletic director Bill Ellington resigns effective Aug 31.
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Vancouver
NEW York Mets
al Jackson
Kingsport
Tenn
Ed Olson
Hockey
National Hockey League
Colorado Rockies
Bert Marshall
Detroit Red Wings
Wayne Maxner
Pittsburgh Penguins
Randy Boyd
Doug Shedden
Pat Graham
Lou Angotti
Vancouver Canucks
Darrell May
College University OF Texas
Bill Ellington
Rec Results GARDEN CITY SOFTBALL BASEBALL NIGHT
Garden City recreation leagues report Friday and Monday results across divisions. Notable scores include Great Plains Chem 19 over Country Cousins 9 and Knights of Columbus 7 over VFW 6 in Babe Ruth play, with numerous minor and major league games listed for local teams.
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Las Palmas
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Scot Huggan Beats Siderows In British Amateur Opener
John Huggan, 20, of Scotland, defeats American Dick Siderows 3 and 2 in the first round at St Andrews marking a sharp upset in the British Amateur Championship.
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John Huggan
Reynolds' two run double lifts Texas to comeback win
Texas freshman Mark Reynolds delivered a two run double off Steve Ontiveros in the ninth as Texas erases a late Michigan lead for a 6-5 victory in the College World Series elimination round. Michigan's late bid met a relay tag at the plate from Texas.
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Steve Ontiveros
South Carolina
Maine
Michigan
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Wolverines
Cliff Gustafson
Chris Campbell
Tracy Dophied
Bryan Burrows
Spike Owen
Owen
Larry Long
Jim Paciorek
Mike Zatopek
Burk Goldthorn
Goldthorn
Ontiveros
Longhorns
Jeff Jacobson
Greg Schulte
Jacobson
Mike Hamer
Tony Arnold
Miller and Grebey keep status quo in talks on compensation
In New York Marvin Miller and Ray Grebey said no progress occurred after a three hour session on free agent compensation. They described discussions as non-productive with much time spent on semantics before heading to Rochester for a NLRB injunction hearing that could halt the plan for a year. If the injunction is denied the strike possibility looms.
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Major League Players Association
Ray Grebey
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Baltimore Orioles
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Henry Werker
McEnroe and others reach French Open quarterfinals
Third seed John McEnroe defeated Ricardo Ycaza 6-3 6-4 6-4 to reach the French Open quarterfinals at Roland Garros. Also through are Jimmy Connors, Ivan Lendl, Jose Luis Clerc, and Yannick Noah. Navratilova, Jaeger, Jansovec, Hanika win in women’s action. In NCAA Division III baseball, Steve Riley drives Marietta past Ithaca 14-12 in 12 innings to win the world series title.
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Ricardo Ycaza
Ecuador
Roland Garros
Jimmy Connors
Mel Purcell
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Peter McNamara
Australia
Jose Luis Clerc
Argentina
Yannick Noah
France
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Carlos Kirmayr
Brazil
Noah
Guillermo
Marietta, Ohio
Steve Riley
Marietta
Ithaca
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