Mets Trade Seaver and Kingman in Deadline Shuffle
The Associated Press notes top names traded at baseball deadline include Tom Seaver and Dave Kingman. Seaver moves from the Mets to the Reds for Pat Zachry Doug Flynn Steve Henderson and Dan Norman amid disputes with Mets owner M Donald Grant. Kingman also changes teams as part of the deadline activity shaping the rest of the season.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pat Zachry
Doug Flynn
Steve Henderson
Dan Norman
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M. Donald Grant
Bob Howsam
Kingman and Eastwick unsigned in shifting MLB trades
Kingman seeks a Padres deal after renegotiation this year as unsigned free agents shift rosters. Eastwick likewise remains unsigned amid moves that sent Capilla to the Reds and Auerbach from the Rangers. Other trades include Caldwell to Milwaukee for minor leaguers, and J Fregosi to Pittsburgh with Kirkpatrick to Texas.
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Doug Capilla
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Kirkpatrick
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Carew's Triple Sparks Twins Past Angels in 3-2 Win
Rod Carew boosted his batting average to .388 with a daring seventh inning triple after turning a routine double into a highlight play. Craig Kusick followed with a game-winning sacrifice fly as Minnesota defeated California 3-2. Other AL results include Seattle 6 Oakland 5 in 11, Texas 6 Cleveland 0, Milwaukee 6 Baltimore 2, and Detroit 9 Toronto 0.
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Mets Rally Past Braves In Tight NL Clash At Home
New York Mets drop Tom Seaver and Dave Kingman to trades but edge Atlanta 6-5 after blowing a 4-0 lead. Bruce Boisclair hit a two run homer and John Milner added a single triple and three RBIs in a happy homecoming victory. Reds, Expos, Dodgers and Cubs also posted wins in a busy National League night.
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Oakland
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Pablo Torrealba
Dave Collins
Billy Stein
Larry Milbourne
Dave Giusti
Torrealba
Skip Jutze
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Dave Kingman
Mike Phillips
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Bruce Boisclair
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Atlanta
Joey McLaughlin
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Philadelphia
Jackie Brown
Montreal
Houston
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Chicago
Rick Rettschel
San Diego
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Phillies
George Foster
Pete Rose
Champ Summers
Mike Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Richie Hebner
Dusty Baker
Rick Rhoden
Mike Garman
Dodgers
Cubs
Padres
Reuschel
Manny Trillo
Cardinals
Giants
Ted Simmons
Garry Templeton
Jerry Mumphrey
Simmons
Derrel Thomas
Marc Hill
Cage State Opens Track Meet Delayed in Garden City
The Garden City Recreation Commission starts a summer men’s 3 on 3 basketball league at Ben Grimsley gym with seven teams in a round robin. AAU youth track meet for 15 and under is postponed and rescheduled to June 25 at Garden City High track. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Weightlifting for teens runs Mon, Wed, Fri to Aug 15 at 7:30–8:30 am and 4:30–6 pm in Ben Grimsley gym. Batting machine hours adjust by age group. not available Fridays.
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United States reaches quarterfinals in Federation Cup
TENNIS Eastbourne England The United States beat Switzerland 3 0 to advance to the quarter finals of the Women's Federation Cup International Lawn Tennis tournament. London Unheralded Hank Pfister of Bakersfield.
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Leoti Gridder To Join Hays
Doug McKinney a 6-0 175 pound Leoti senior signed a letter of intent to play football at Fort Hays State University. An honorable mention quarterback last season he is a three year grid letterman and also played basketball and ran track. He helps push total signed athletes to 30 for coach Bill Giles.
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Bill Giles
Baseball Scoreboard From The Associated Press
National League standings and results dominate the snippet with team records from New York Boston Milwaukee Baltimore Detroit and others. American League chatter is mixed with schedules and incomplete game notes, including Houston Oakland Seattle and Cleveland standings and partial scores.
Baseball Friday Games Page Tease For Flagship Matchups
The schedule lists matchups across the league including Detroit at Cleveland, Baltimore at Toronto, New York at Boston, Minnesota at Kansas City, Oakland at Chicago, and California at Milwaukee with games set to unfold Friday. Strong teams and venues are implied by the notations and city pairings in this compact listing.
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Baseball Leaders By The Associated Press 1969
American League batting leaders include Carew with .388 and Fisk batting .342. Streaking runs and RBIs led by Carew, Hisle, and Rudi. Key hitters: Bostock, Yount, Zisk, Bonds, Remy. Pitching leaders include Tanana, Gullett, Tidrow, Medich, and Castro. National League leaders feature Parker, Luzinski, Winfield, and Garvey with notable RBIs and home runs. Stolen base leaders include Remy and Patek with double-digit steals.
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Garden City softball results push AA League leaders
Garden City Recreation Commission reports Wednesday night results across multiple leagues. In AA, Santa Fe Motors beat Dari 7-4 and Motor Electric crushed Quint Automotive 11-1 to share first place. Women’s play saw L&R Repair 9-2 over Deerfield and GC Farm Equipment 6-4 over Audiophile. Youth Major League games had Deerfield 11-10 over Royals, Yankes 17-9 over Pilots, Cowboys 10-9 over Jes. Planet League featured Pluto 10-8 over Earth, Jupiter 30-16 over Neptune, Mercury 16-1 over Saturn. Rainbow League results: Miles’ Optical 23-4 over Rent-Buy, Della 21-13 over H&B, Garst and Thomas 21-12 over Ehresman.
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Garden City to Host Open Tennis Meet
Garden City Recreation Commission sponsors an Open tennis tournament June 25 and 26 on Ben Grimsley courts. Entry deadline is June 23. Divisions include girls and boys 18 and under, 18 and over, and men’s and women’s adult classes with age 35+. Fees range from 1.50 for some youth events to 4 for singles and 8 for doubles. Entries and records to Garden City Recreation Commission, P.O. Box 037, Garden City 67848.
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