Royals Cruise Past Twins in Key Series Opener
Kansas City Royals, riding seven doubles, beat Minnesota 7-1 to trim the Twins’ lead to six games. Jim Colborn allowed four hits before leaving in the seventh, with Steve Mingori retiring 10 straight in relief. Hal McRae drove in two runs as the club seeks consistent, long-term improvement.
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Arizona State Downs Southern Illinois For Cws Final
Arizona State, 56 12, hammered Southern Illinois 41 12 to reach the College World Series final against South Carolina. Darrell Jackson hurled four innings of scoreless relief as Sun Devils unloaded 13 hits, with Brandt Humphry Jamie Allen and Chris Nyman driving in runs. Duke names Tom D Armi head baseball coach succeeding Enos Slaughter after 1970 era.
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Beer Night at Cleveland Stadium Highlights Andre Thornton Rally
Andre Thornton delivered a two run homer and an RBI single as Cleveland beat Detroit 8-5 in 12 innings, in a game linked to Billy Carter and a promo offering 1,150 kegs of free beer and peanuts to 21,452 spectators. Other AL results included Red Sox over Yankees 9-4, Royals over Twins 7-1, Orioles over Blue Jays 5-3, Angels over Brewers 7-5 in 10 innings, and Rangers over Mariners 4-1. Oakland’s game at Chicago postponed by rain.
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Hebner's three run homer boosts Phillies over Braves
Richie Hebner hit a three run homer to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to an 11-5 victory over the Atlanta Braves. He added a solo shot earlier and totaled four RBI. Luzinski and Schmidt also homered, with Schmidt extending an 11 game hitting streak. Other NL games featured Reds over Expos 9-4, Cubs over Dodgers 7-3, Padres over Cardinals 4-3, Giants over Pirates 4-3, and Astros over Mets 7-1.
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King Eyers lead USA to Federation Cup final
Billie Jean King and Chris Eyers needed 99 minutes to beat the South Africans in singles, helping the United States win 3-0 and reach the Federation Cup final against Australia in Eastbourne England. Tom Porter shot 69 in the early second round of the 77th U.S. Open at Tulsa. Sally Litle and Donna Caponi Young led Ladies PGA first round with 675. John Watson topped Swedish Grand Prix trials in Anderstorp with Alfa Brabham speed.
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Baseball leaders and stat leaders in American League
Summary of the American League batting leaders at 135 at bats with Carew leading in average at .383 and Fisk, Singleton trailing. runs led by Fisk and Carew with 48 and 47 respectively. RBIs led by Hisle at 57 and Rudi at 53. Carew and Yount tied for hits leader with 95 and 79. doubles led by McRae and Lemon, with Yount and RoJackson at 16 or 18. triplets headed by Carew with 13. home runs led by Scol and Zisk with 16 and 18. stolen bases topped by Remy at 22 and Paiek at 17. pitching leaders show ToJohnson and Tanana with best win totals and ERAs.
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Little League World Series Pairings Announced in Williamsport
The opening round of the 32nd Little League World Series in Williamsport sets teams from Latin America Europe U S South U S West and U S Central against the East with semifinals planned for August 25 and the title game in Tokyo. The article also lists season leaders in strikeouts batting and pitching, highlighting players from various leagues.
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Defending Champion Advances in Tourney
Defending champion Master Feeders, also known as Pappas Concrete, defeated Chappel Homes 17 to 5 to reach the second round of Garden City Recreation Commission’s Five States Invitational. Quint Automotive and Motor Electric posted wins, while Dodge City Land dominated Garst & Thomas 13 to 1 and Farm Center beat Farmland Foods 17 to 7. Second round action starts at 7 p.m. at Charles Peebles Cottiflex. admission 50 cents.
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Softball Results In Garden City Recreation League
Garden City Friday results show Ole Soak Weed snapping a 23 game skid with a 23-15 win over Wentling Construction. Datsun edged Ehrstan Packing 17-10, Deerfield crushed American Implement 10-3, and HWH Cable Co. defeated Johnson Seplic 27-17 in men’s slow pitch. In women's play Farm Equipment beat Hopes Truck Line 4-2, Master Feeders beat Goodtimes 7-4, L&R Repair over Audiophile 13-4, Turquoise Shop topped Peerless Plastics 18-?
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