Halfway Bicentennial feats mark Fryman and Mota
The Associated Press notes a Bicentennial year milestone as Woodie Fryman earns his 100th major league victory for the Montreal Expos in a 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, while Manny Mota collects his 100th career pinch hit guiding the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 12-8 win over the San Francisco Giants. The report covers other NL games including Phillies over Cardinals 6-2, Mets 13, Cubs 3, Reds 4, Astros 2, and Padres 3, Braves 2, with Foli driving in three for Montreal and Lonborg reaching 10 wins for the Phillies.
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Woodie Fryman
Manny Mota
Fryman
Mota
Montreal Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Tim Foli
Foli
Doc Medich
Expos
Jim Lyttle
Montreal Rbi
Larry Parrish
Pirates
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
RBI
Oliver
Bill Robinson
Dodgers
Giants
Ellie Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Bobby Murcer
San Francisco
Murcer
Ed Goodson
Bill Russell
Rodriguez
Lee Lacy
Don Sutton
Mike Caldwell
Phillies
Cardinals
Bob Boone
Jim Lonborg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Garden City Team Keeps on Trucking at Lakin Tourney
Garden City’s Bell Creek Trucking dominated the Lakin Invitational slow-pitch softball tourney, going 4-0 and beating First National Bank of Tribune 18 to 1 in the final. Ulysses Co-op finished fourth, Deerfield claimed third, with twelve teams from eight towns competing in weathered, high-scoring games.
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LAKIN
Bell Creek
Garden City
Ulysses
Marienthal
Deerfield
Scott City
Tribune
First National Bank of Tribune
Greeley Countians
Santa Fe Motors
Ulysses Co-op
Coop
Scots Bankettes
Wiances Bracket
Lakin Texaco
J. D. Trenching
State Farm Insurance
Ulyasou
Bankettes
Lenti
J.D
West Plains Grain
Scoti Banketlea
Scott City Motor Supply
Saki Texaco
Brown Dupree
Rafter
Leati
Ulysses State Farm Insurance
Leti
Ranch
Leati Bankettes
Santa Fe Motors of
Bell Creek Trucking
City League Scores Weekend Softball And Baseball Games
City Recreation Dept events cover Minor League Shawnees 5 4 Mohawks Aztecs 16 7 Kiowas Shawnees 20 12 Comanches Pawnees 18 14 Kiowas Prairie League Foxes 12 4 Rabbits Zodiac Holcomb forfeit Libra Leo forfeit Aries Pee Wee Jayhawkers 15 0 Sooners Holcomb forfeit Deerfield Jayhawkers 6 0 Holcomb Huskers 1 0 Deerfield Legion Garden City Dodge City doubleheader 9 8 nightcap 45 4 Garden City also beat Guymon Okla 11 9 Baltimore week strange: Brooks Robinson 39 year old bunt single Mark Belanger home run Paul Blair dropped fly ball.
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City Recreation Dept
Shawnees
Aztecs
Pawnees
Prarie
Foxes
Rabbits
Zodiac
Holcomb
Libra
Leo
Aries
Pee Wee
Jayhawkers
Sooners
Deerfield
Huskers
Legion Ball
Garden City
Dodge City
Garden
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Mark Belanger
Paul Blair
Orioles
Extra-Inning Comeback Win Pleasing to Kaycee
Kansas City's 5-4 win over the California Angels in 11 innings pleased John Mayberry Whitey Herzog and George Brett. Brett hit a tying homer in the ninth and Mayberry delivered a game winning RBI in the 11th as Doug Bird earned the relief win. The Royals moved 3 34 games up in the AL West after Texas Rangers loss.
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Kaycee
Kansas City
California Angels
John Mayberry
Whitey Herzog
George Brett
Herzog
Angels
Steve
Busby
Royals
Amos Otis
Dick Drago
Jim Wohlford
Mario Guerrero
California
Dick Williams
Otis
Brett
Andy Hassler
Mayberry
Doug Bird
Alifornia
Kansar
Abrh
Abrh Bi Collings If
WohMord
Melton
Low
Kanwhe City
Bjones
Wohlford
G.brett
Sb—Collins
R.torres
S— Collins
A.garrett
Kirkwood
Drago
Hassler
Q Busby Ag
Husby «Turds
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup
National League results include San Diego 9 Atlanta 7 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2. Montreal beat Pittsburgh 4-3, New York 13 Chicago 3, Cincinnati 4 Houston 2, Los Angeles 12 San Francisco 8. Monday games feature Houston at San Francisco and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others. American League standings show New York leading East with 43-24, Cleveland at 34-33, Baltimore 34-34, Detroit 32-35, Boston 31-35, Milwaukee 25-39, Kansas City 42-29, Texas 9-8-9, Oakland 35-36, Chicago 33-35, Minnesota 32-37, California 20-45. Saturday results include Baltimore over Cleveland 2-1 and New York over Milwaukee 6-3.
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San Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
San Fancisco
Dierker
Francisco
Dressler
Coleman
Rooker
Denny
York
Seaver
Carlton
Rogers
Alcala
Diego
Foster
Ruthven
Angeles
Rhodes
St Louis
San Francis
Sleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Milwkee
Weat Kan City
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Palmer
Oston
Jones
Colborn
Leveland
Hood
Holtzman
Etroit
Fidrych
Leonard
Singer
Norris
Umbarger
Phila
Pitts
West Cincinnati
Los Ang
Il Houston
San Fran
San Francisco
Los
Boone Grand Slam Boosts Phillies Over Cardinals
Phillies catcher Bob Boone blasted a grand slam to left field as Philadelphia beat St. Louis 6-2, boosting his team with a four-run fourth inning. Boone, hitting .313, shrugged off possible All-Star selection nerves while Sparky Anderson weighs Ted Simmons as backstop for his NL squad. Lonborg earned his 10th win, as Lou Brock and Ted Simmons produced St. Louis’ lone early runs.
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Phillies
Boone
Lonborg
Randy Jones
San Diego
Philadelphia
Bob Boone
Sparky
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Johnny Bench
Simmons
Lynn McGlothen
Lou Brock
Lee Weyer
St. Louis
Dave Cash
Larry Bowa
Greg Luzinski
Schmidt
Luzinski
Dick Allen
Jay Johnstone
McGlothen
Cyndy Steals Show In Olympic Trials Headlines
Cyndy Poor won the women’s 1500 meters in 4 07.32 at Hayward Field, predicting Olympic time below four minutes. Larrieu Lutz and Merrill followed as top finishers, with Wohlhuter claiming the men’s 1500 meters title in 3 36.47 as Centrowitz and Durkin trailed. Dwight Stones cleared 7 4 in high jump. Byers set a fast first two laps but faded.
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Wohlhuter
Dwight Stones
U.S
Miss Poor
San Jose State
Montreal
Mrs. Lutz
Miss Merrill
Cindy Bremser
Chicago
Oregon
Matt Centrowitz
Mike Durkin
Centrowitz
Durkin
Tom Byers
Ohio Track Club
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Byers
Stones
Bill Jankunis
James Barrineau
University of Georgia
Wimbledon Outsider Eyes Title As Connors Fights Back
At Wimbledon Jimmy Connors returned to the second week poised to reclaim the men’s singles title he lost to Arthur Ashe. Unseeded Puerto Rican veteran Charlie Pasarell emerged as a dark horse, beating Panatta and Dent en route to a potential center court showcase, while Bjorn Borg battled through pain to reach the quarterfinals. The women’s draw saw Chris Evert lead a boycott over pay parity, with quarterfinals set for today and semifinals and finals planned later in the week.
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Wimbledon
England
Jimmy Connors
Arthur Ashe
Connors
Ashe
Vitas Gerulaitis
New York
Britain
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Australia
Phil Dent
Lie Nastase
Romania
Nastase
Charlie Pasarell
Charlie
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Pasarell
Borg
America
Brian Gottfried
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Vilas
Gerulaitis
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Women
Chris Evert
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
United States
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Mets
Cubs
Mike Phillips
Ed Kranepool
Phillips
Dave Kingman
Reds
Astros
Pete Rose
Cesar Geronimo
Fred Norman
Rawly Eastwick
Padres
Braves
Tito Fuentes
Ted Kubiak
Jim Wynn
Dave Winfield
Winfield
Johnny Grubb
Kenny Waechter
Texas Rangers
Associated Press
Sparky Anderson
Garry Maddox
Randy ‘Jones
Hector Cruz
Cards
Philip C. Vieux
P. C. Vieux
Louis Philadelphia
Sammon
Reed
Barria
Rasmusa
Fairly
Doyo
Weee
Louie
E—Simmons
Louis
Johnetens
W.crawford
Brock
Bowa
Sf—R.alten
Rerbbso McGlothen
Lomon
Savo—Reed
G.maddox
Parerey
Cyndy
Wohlhunter
Eugene, Ore
Cyndy Poor
Francie Larrieu Lutz
Jan Merrill
Rick
Oklahoma
Greater Kansas City
Bud Wilkinson
Leroy Selmon
Lutz- Merrill
Mark
Doug Brown
Brigham’ Young
Henry Marsh
Mike Roche
New York Athletic Club
Don Timm
Dick Buerkle
Steve Prefontaine
Maren Seidler
San Jose
Calif
Billie Jean
King
Olga Morozova
Soviet Union
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Sue Barker
Kerry Reid
Virginia Wade
Rosie Casals
Evonne Goolagong
N. Taylor
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