Garber Leads Royals Past A's In 12 Innings
Gene Garber fired three no hit innings in relief as Kansas City beat Oakland 5-4 in 12 innings. Kurt Bevacqua's sacrifice fly scored Fran Healy after Healy walked, stole second, and moved up on Bobby Floyd's single. Healy and Floyd provided the two RBIs in the late rally, while Amos Otis homered for KC. The win lifts KC within a half game of the AL West lead behind leader Chicago. Garber shrugged off Tuesday's rough outing, stressing staying focused on the present.
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Kansas City
Gene Garber
Kansas City Royals
Graber
Oakhand A
Garber
A’s
Royals
Kurt Bevacqua
Fran Healy
Paul Lindbhad
Bobby Floyd
Healy
Floyd
Bevacqua
Jack McKeon
Chicago White Sox
Joe Rudi
Oakland
Steve Busby
Amos Otis
Vita Blue
RBI
Gene Tenace
Rudi
McKeon
Rec Loop Schedule Test of League Lineups
Thursday schedule lists multiple leagues and fields with games across boys and girls softball, baseball, and other divisions. Notable showdowns include Holcomb, Lions, Indians, Yanks, and Oilers across Major Minor and High Plains circuits, plus zodiac themed matches at Planet Zodiac and Cleaver Field with numerous local clubs.
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Gardendale
Appaloosas
Shetlands
City Reservoir
Vikines
Holcomb
Kiowis
Comanches
Daat
Reokees
Feld
Indians
Yanks
Oilers
Jets
High Plains
Clint Lightner
Odd Fellows
Rotary
Lions
Bears
Rams
Longhorns
Lobos
Eat
Eine Otha
Ercury
Jupiter
Saving
Cleaver Field
Hagles
Falcons
Fansler Fleii
Kinney Glass
G.L Forum
Dart-In
the Oasis
Ehresman Packing
Oswalt Industries
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Keller-Leopold
Orchids
Violeta
Smith Land Co
Farm Bureau
Bae Holcomb
Sublette
Giels
Lilles Va
Carnations
Cleaver
Garden National Bank
Eagles
Tigers
Bengels
Reservoir
Planet — Mars
Skyline — Orioles
Hawke
Aene
Pansler Field
Columbus
Pepsi
Quint
Farmland Foods
Peerlesa Plastics
YMCA
Oyn
Giants
Aggies
Ponies
Kiwanis
Lakin
Secretariats potential race hit by Linda's Chief withdrawal
Albany AP report says Linda's Chief will not join Secretariat and Our Native in a 1 mile, $125,000 race at Arlington Park on June 30. Owner Neil Hellman stated the horse cannot race at a mile and an eighth, increasing uncertainty about the event.
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Albany
N.Y
Secretariat
Linda
Chief
Neil Hellman
Arlington Park
Hellman
Associated Press
Boycott At Wimbledon Shifts Seeds And Fates
At Wimbledon amid a players boycott led by the ATP over Nikki Pilic, Ilie Nastase emerges as a favorite while many outsiders gain seed potential. Connors, Borg, Metreveli and others loom as draws shift. women’s boycott hopes fade as top seed Billie Jean King remains defending champ.
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London
le Nastase
Romania
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
Bjorn Borg
Association of Tennis Professionals
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Nastase
ATP
Romanian National Tennis Association
Conors
Connors
Queen's Club
Chris Event
Fort Lauder
Bucs in Division Basement After Cubs Loss
The Pirates sank to last in the NL East after a 5-3 defeat by the Cubs as the Phillies moved up to fifth with a 4-3 win over the Mets. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 7-5 and Montreal routed St Louis 5-1 as the Expos and Reds widened leads. In the NL, Luzinski and Harmon drove in runs for Philadelphia, while Perez and King homered for Cincinnati. Miguel Winfield’s two runs helped San Diego halt a 20-game skid. In the AL, Cleveland topped Detroit and New York edged Baltimore as Boston fell to Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
Bucs
Edam Hilons
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Cubs
Montreal
Expos
Pirates
Phillies
Cincinnati
San Franccisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Wayne Twitchell
Terry Harmon
Willie Montanez
Greg Luzinski
Mets
Felix Millan
John Milner
Ed Kranepool
Wayne Garrett
Luzinski
Miller's Head Still in Clouds
John ny Miller, U S Open champion, eyes a big payoff at the American Golf Classic in Akron with a $32 000 first prize. The field includes Nicklaus, Weiskopf, Palmer, and others as ABC TV covers the final two rounds.
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Miller's
Akron, Ohio
Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskop
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Bert Yancey
Tommy Aaron
Abc-Tv
Rec League Scores Highlight Local Baseball and Golf Milestones
Garden City Recreation reports numerous baseball and softball results led by neo Shetlands over Mustangs and Shawnee over Sioux with wide scorelines. Notable golf note marks Jack Nicklaus debuting the Masters as a pro in 1961, seven strokes behind Gary Player, and Jess Sweetser named non playing captain of the US Walker Cup team. Halfback Otis Armstrong of Purdue led the Big Ten with 1,361 rushing yards last season.
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Garden City Recreation Dept
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Otis Armstrong
Purdue
Big Ten
Standings and schedules across the National and American Leagues
The standings show Chicago and St Louis leading the National League with records and percentages, followed by Montreal New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others. The American League lists New York Boston Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Oakland California Texas and Detroit with varying marks. Wednesday results include Cincinnati over San Francisco and Philadelphia over New York, among others, with Thursday games scheduled across both leagues.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Sem Francisca
Ineinmati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago
Athanta
Thoreday
Stoneman
Gibson
Billingham
Grimsley
Bradley
Wilson
Arlin
Koosman
Walker
Morton
Osteen
W. J
G.B. New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detbrodht
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesotia
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Texas
Detroit
Minnesota
Perry
Bell
Lolich
Dobson
Palmer
Bostion
Tian
Wright
Blyleven
Holtzman
Bahnsen
Hooker Bops Bison for Third Time This Season
Hooker Oklahoma defeated Garden City 7-2 to complete a season sweep in the final meeting. Jerry Lucas doubled and scored for Garden City as Orlando Martinez walked and scored. Hooker benefited from a two-out seventh inning with three runs, aided by three passed balls. Stan Erwine pitched the distance for the Bison, who totaled 10 hits and committed two errors. Miller earned the win for Hooker.
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Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Nastase
Australia
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Garden City
Bison
Hooker
Oklah
Oklahomans
Elkhart
Sooner
Jerry Lucas
Oklahomanis
Orlando Martinez
Trooker
Kiser
Stan Erwine
Ott
Miller
Wottle and Milburn shine in Eugene track meet
Dave Wottle clocked 3 53.3 for the mile as Olympic champion Rod Milburn equaled his world record with 13.0 in the 120 yard high hurdles. The event drew about 12 000 fans aiding Hayward Field restoration. Other highlights included Skip Kent 1 56 4 in the 880 and James McAlister 45 7 in the 440.
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Eugene
Ore
Dave Wottle
Steve Prefontaine
Ati
Rod Milburn
Milburn
Southern University
Wattle
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Prefontaine
Europe
Skip Kent
Wisconsin
Randy Williams
Southern California
Ucla
James MedAlister
McAlister
Williams
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Fla
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Bobby Bonds
Tito Fuentes
John Boccabella
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Dave Lopes
Bill Buckner
Darrell Evans
Steve Yeager
New York Yankees
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Shawnee
Rainbow
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Sublatte
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Pluto
Mars
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Kallertteopold
Southwest Carpet
GI Forum
Oswalds
Jess Sweetser
American Legion
Ole
Eagles Lodge
Sam & Sheila
Grain bin Saloon
Continentals
Master Charge
the Elks
Rebels
Wights
Corral Club
Pridey
Blue Crystals
Valiants Open
Ori
Regels
Ly Es
Te Aiip
Hooker Bops
Garden City Telegram
Wottle
Boccabella
Oregon
Mac Wilkins
Randy Matson
Wilkins
Jay Silvester
Tim Vollmer
Oregon State
Jon Anderson
Oregon Track Club
Mike Keogh
Manhattan
Wil
Keogh
Rick Riley
Sason
Washington
John Boccahella
SALE
Ayaa
Tae
Lee Greta Lm Aelae
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Ieee
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Tom Hicks
Dwight Smith
Taylor
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