Reggie Jackson Boosts Royals as They Beat Orioles
The Kansas City Royals beat Baltimore 8-4 as Reggie Jackson fired up the team and George Brett drove in three runs with a homer, triple and double. Dennis Leonard earned the complete game win for KC, keeping them three games ahead in the AL West.
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Jones Stars as Padres Win Push to No 13
Randy Jones improved to 12-2 with a 5-0 shutout of the Phillies in game one, then San Diego completed a 4-3 victory in game two. Jones has a 55-inning walk-free streak and trails Christy Mathewson’s no-walk record by 13 innings while focusing on winning games. Dodgers, Cubs, Pirates, Mets, and Reds also won in NL action.
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Royals End Trade Talks For Holtzman With Orioles
Kansas City announced late Sunday there would be no deal for pitcher Ken Holtzman after discussions with the Orioles failed to yield a signed contract. GM Joe Burke cited unresolved contract requests as the reason, ending a potential Kansas City acquisition after attempts involving other free agents and trades.
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Inman wins Kemper Open first pro crown in rain finale
Joe Inman survives a storm delayed final round at Quail Hollow to win the Kemper Open by one stroke over Tom Weiskopf and Artie Jones. He completes a 11 under par 277 total, earning $50,000. Weiskopf shot 70, Jones 73, and a group at 280 included Lou Graham, J C Snead and Charles Coody.
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Surprise Linkster Wins Kansas Title
Odie Wilson of Independence, Kan., shocked golf fans by defeating Frank Rose 2 up at Prairie Dunes to win the Kansas Amateur Championship. Ed Law beat Steve Kaup 2 and 1 to take the runner-up President's flight, while Rose nearly forced a comeback on the final hole.
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City Standings For 14 City Recreation Leagues
Standings compiled for 14 leagues by the City Recreation Dept cover games through last Thursday June 10. Softball leaders include Pappas Concrete Holcomb 5-0 and men’s A leaders Craig Construction Bell Creek Trucking 3-2, with numerous 1-4 to 4-1 records across divisions and several teams at 0- inconsistent for others.
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Top Scores In Kemper Open At Quail Hollow
Final top scores and winnings from the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow in Charlotte. Joe Inman earned 50,000 with rounds 10 69 67 71 277. Grier Jones and Tom Weiskopf tied for high earnings at 23,125 each, with 71 69 45 73 278 and 71 70 67 70 278 respectively. Others include Lou Graham 9,750 with 70 71 68 71 280 and J C Snead 9,750 with 67 73 49 71 280.
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Boxer Aaron Pryor Aims for Another Olympic Bid
Cincinnati AP reports boxer Aaron Pryor, a veteran amateur, plans another Olympic bid after previously saying he would not report to the U.S. Olympic camp following his loss to Howard Davis in the 132 pound finals.
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Major League Baseball Results Include Wide Range of Scores
Sunday games featured the Braves topping Chicago 8-3 while Montreal beat Los Angeles 6-3 and Philadelphia fell to San Diego 5-4. Other results include Cincinnati 4-9 St Louis, New York 44 San Francisco 1, and Boston 0 Montana 4 with Wise and Redfern noted in box scores.
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Lakin Texaco Undefeated To Capture Tourney Here
Lakin Texaco won the men’s slow-pitch softball tournament at Finnup Park, going 5-0 in the meet. Sixteen teams from seven towns played 30 games, with Lakin defeating Seoti Bankettes in the final 9-1 after earlier 7-4 win in the winners bracket. Morgan Gottspooner, Lyle Waechter, and Roger Weber homered for Lakin. Leoti Bankettes and others posted notable outputs in a chaotic, hot-weather weekend.
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NBA weighs ABA merger options in bid to end pro basketball war
NBA owners debates four five or six team merger with the ABA at their summer meeting led by Commissioner Larry OBrien. Possible additions include Denver Indiana New York San Antonio Utah or Kentucky with court disputes and heavy initial fees totaling several millions per club clouding approval.
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