Respect Cincy No One Told Phillies By The AP
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6-1 to win the deciding game of a three game series. Danny Ozark praised his team after Jim Kaat and Ron Reed shined, while Reed escaped bases loaded danger in the sixth. Other NL results featured Pirates over Astros 8-5, Giants over Mets 9-2, Expos over Dodgers 5-4, Padres over Cardinals 5-4, and Braves 5 Cubs 0 with Ruthven and Chaney delivering key performances.
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Wimbledon Baptism Tough One
Framingham’s Taygan faced world star on center court in a Nottingham warmup. Connors, Nastase, Tanner, and Ashe highlighted a field of top grass players as draws and results spread across league scores and a hefty prize purse for both men and women.
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Martin Robinson
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Bibby key as Indians top Royals 11 8 in wild win
Cleveland rallies from a 9-0 hole as Jim Bibby relieves and stops Kansas City in the fourth inning then holds on for an 11-8 victory. Bibby, demoted to long relief, exits with Royals loaded but allows only a sac fly and an infield single, with Don Hood and Stan Thomas finishing. Ray Fosse drives in four for Cleveland.
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Stan Thomas
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Detroit
Frank Robinson
Ray Fosse
Frank Duffy
Duane Kuiper
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Orlando Gonzalez
Fosse
Charlie Spikes
Rico Carty
Jackie Brown
Tom Buskey
Dnelson
Ognalerib
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HR Casty
Su—O. Gonzalez
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Ty Brewers
Don Baylor
Bill Travers
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Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Milwaukee
Robin Yount
Cromwell Fails to Qualify for Olympic Trials
Cromwell, Kansas quarterback, failed to qualify in the intermediate hurdles at Eugene during the U.S. Track and Field Trials. Larry Jackson also exited in the semifinals while Terry Porter cleared 174 feet to reach the finals in pole vault. Cromwell blamed a trailing leg hitting a hurdle for losing momentum and the race. Jackson started poorly and finished seventh in the 100 yards with 31.99 seconds.
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Indians and Orioles keep pace as AL leads tighten
The Indians outslugged the Royals 11-8 for an eighth win in 10, trimming the Yankees’ AL East lead. The Orioles beat the Rangers 2-0 for their sixth straight, staying even with New York, who also won. Other AL results swung divisions with Boston over California in 11 innings, Oakland past Milwaukee, and Detroit routing Minnesota as York’s Munson drove in two.
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Rec Schedule Features Multiple League Matches at Local Fields
A dense schedule lists adult mens and womens games at Fansler and Cleaver Fields plus numerous league fixtures across Skyline Zodiac Prairie and Rainbow divisions. Notable matchups include Garden City Co op versus Pizza Inn and Ravens versus Eagles with evening starts and several make up contests.
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Larks
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Coyotes
Rainbow League
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Khresman Packing
Mites Optical Lab
Zerr Canvas
Garland Furniture
Garst- Thomas
Ray Rowland Concrete
Garnand Furniture
Delta Irrigation
Miles Optical Lab
Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The National and American Leagues show Philadelphia and New York leading early in the East with strong records, while St. Louis and Montreal trail in the West and San Diego, Houston, and Cincinnati contest for position. Saturday results include Montreal 2 Los Angeles 1 and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia, with other games postponed or weather affected. Sunday wrap cites Houston 9 Pittsburgh 4 and San Francisco 9 New York, among others.
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Finley Opens Move to End Losing Streak in Court
Oakland owner Charles C. Finley plans to file a multi million dollar damage suit against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in California courts seeking damages near 10 million and an injunction over Kuhn orders. The action aims to halt Kuhn's veto of Finley's 3.5 million star players sale as baseball fights recent losses in court. The case adds to a string of legal defeats for baseball and may influence the major players union and other clubs weighing further actions.
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Players Association
Wildcats win College World Series to claim first national title
Arizona, ranked No. 2 for most of the season, defeats Eastern Michigan 14 hits powering a final win after a loss to Arizona State in the opener. Coach Jerry Kindall hails junior pitcher Bob Chaulk for delivering key strikes and leadership as the Wildcats mount a four-game losers bracket run to claim the title.
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Dodge City Sand Wins 3-State Slow-Pitch Title
Dodge City Sand rose from the losers bracket to defeat undefeated Pappas Concrete of Holcomb in a two game final, 9-6 in nine innings and 12-8, to capture the Three-State Invitational crown at Finnup Park. Garden City Farm Center finished third. Motor Electric placed fourth amid a 24-team field from 12 towns in three states.
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Fansler Field
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Dodge City
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Bob
Ron Palmer
Butch Knight
Alan Stegman
Dave Novack
Ron Leonard
Ken Golay
Ron German
First National Bank of Tribune
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Peerless Plastics
Poor House Lounge
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Curley’s Tavern
Bob's
Bell Creek Trucking
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Pat Preston Oil Co
Scott City
Lakin Texaco
Dart-In
Hancock Really
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Quint Automnative
Hutchinson Oil
Ehresman Packing
Tribune First National Bank
Dodge City Curley’s Tavern
Amarillo Stars
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National Bank of Tribune
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Belt Creek Trucking
Quint Automotive
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