Lynn Smacks 3 Homers and Drives in 10 Runs in Big Win
Boston rookie Fred Lynn batted 5-for-6, hitting three homers a triple and a single, driving in 10 as the Red Sox routed Detroit 15-1. He lifted his season totals in RBIs runs and homers while missing the AL RBI record by one. Other games saw Baltimore, Kansas City, Texas, Milwaukee and Oakland win.
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Sports in Brief: Pro Basketball and Tennis News
Marvin Webster signed with Denver Nuggets of the ABA while Sal Bangiorno won the Portland Open bowling final 217-214. Connors beat Gottfried to reach the John Player quarterfinals as Navratilova fell inEastbourne. Rangers traded three players for Davidson and Collins. Furniss set a world 200m swim heat mark in Long Beach. Gilliam joined Chicago Winds. Trainer Bocchicchio dies at 68. Olympic trials in Cincinnati June 9-12.
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Champ Holds 3 Stroke Lead In Kansas Women's Amateur
Karen MacGee defends her title with a three stroke lead at Salina as the 36 hole total sits at four over par 150 after 76 on Wednesday. Chasing pack includes Lauree Vedras tied for second at 153 along with Elaine Brady and Levon Devers at 156. Local golfers from eastern Kansas lead the field with Townsend 157 and Hulteen 160.
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Rec Results Showcase City Leagues In Wednesday Games
Softball results from adult men and women feature Garden City Merchants beating Oswalt Industries 6-1 and Ansel's Angels of Lakin winning 10-4. Baseball Major League Oilers 4-2 and Pilots 6-1 top Cowboys and Indians as leagues report scores. several games were rained out.
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Deerfield
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Hapes Trucking
Ily Merchants
Western Bit
Plastics
Turquoise
Ryan on Shelf as Solaita Stars in Royals rout
Nolan Ryan likely out with a groin injury after four runs in the first inning of a 13-0 loss to Kansas City, leaving in the third. Tony Solaita, new Royals record holder with five runs in a game, hit his sixth and seventh home runs of the season and drove in four.
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Mustangs Hammer Elkhart To Equalize Earlier Defeat
Garden City youth baseball Mustangs improved to 5-3 overall and 4-2 in league play with a 13-4 win over Elkhart at Clint Lightner Field. Anthony Michel and Brett Brungardt doubled twice, Karl Belt earned the win with five strikeouts as Elkhart produced six singles. Next up is a non league twin bill against Dodge City Saturday at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.
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Dodge City
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Five-State Softball Invitational Opens With Ten Games
Ten games on Fansler and Cleaver fields launch the first annual Five-State Invitational Tournament for men slow-pitch softball. A double elimination event expected to grow into a major state attraction, with 33 squads entering and 64 to 65 games planned through Sunday. Out of state teams include Amarillo Vacuum and Lamar Eisenhower's Clothing Store. Tonight features opening round matchups across two fields, including Ran-Chuck's against Pizza Inn and Gribble Bros. versus Garst-Thomas.
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Peerless Plastics
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Garden City Farm Center
Dodge City Hancock's
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Dart- In
Ulysses Co-op
LaPlant Carpets
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Quint Automotive
Garden City Co-op
Dodge City Burkett’s
Eisenhower’s Clothing Store
G. I. Forum
Greg Bedker
Knights of Columbus
Dart-In
Pappas
Ward
Warriors
Garden City
Stoward
Triton Oil
Scott City Invitational Tourney Resumes Sunday
Scott City invites slow pitch softball resumes Sunday morning after weather delays. Sixteen teams began double elimination, but eight remain with six unbeaten. Play starts at 10 a.m. and runs through until 11 or 12 games finish, with a five game Sunday schedule listed in order.
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Ness City
Healy Co-op
Nicklaus Ready as He Opens U S Open at Medinah
Jack Nicklaus declares he is as ready as he can be as he tees off in the 75th U S Open at Medinah. The defending Masters champion notes wet greens could raise the field, with Trevino Miller Weiskopf and Gary Player among early threats in a field chasing a rare Grand Slam.
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Tom Watson
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Major League Standings and Results Feature
The page lists MLB standings with teams Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Montreal and others, plus results from Wednesday and Thursday games. It notes upcoming matches including Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Montreal St Louis at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at San Diego. Also covered is a charity slow pitch softball event at Fansler Field raising about 165 for Greg Bedker and a Danny Thomas Memphis Classic golf tournament to be televised by NBC in May 2023.
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Schedule update for multiple leagues today across fields
Numerous leagues list today as game day with many matches at Central White and Red Fields. Notable fixtures include Ray Rowland against H&B Builders at 6 p.m and Miles Laboratory versus Zerr Canvas at 7 p.m in the Adit League, plus Prague and Prairie League games on Red Field at 6 and 7 p.m respectively.
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Rick Barry Eyes TV Work Amid Pay Dispute
Golden State star Rick Barry says his pay is not commensurate with his abilities and seeks television work to secure his finances for five years ahead. He has a summer CBS contract and will cover the National AAU track championships in Eugene, Oregon, while staying with the Warriors. Barry plans to do interviews and race coverage rather than become a full color analyst.
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Cincy Reds Tryout Camp Here Saturday
Cincinnati Reds hold a Saturday morning tryout at Clint Lightner Field led by Reds scouting supervisor Fred Uhlman with Ron Hopkins assisting. Participants aged 14 to 22 must report at 9 a.m. and work until 2 p.m. No lunch break. Players provide shoes gloves and uniforms. Reds supply other gear and reimburse travel living costs only for signatories.
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