Bosley Debuts With Three RBIs In Angels 7-0 rout
Anaheim rookie Thad Bosley started in center for California and tripled in his first major league at bat. He added an RBI single, scored a run, and later delivered two more standing ovations as the Angels beat Kansas City 7-0. Nolan Ryan struck out his 200th this season in a five hitter for the win.
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Bird Sets Sixth Win Streak As Fidrych Tops Red Sox
Mark Fidrych won his sixth straight decision guiding Detroit to a 7-2 victory over Boston. Jason Thompson drove in three runs including his 15th homer as the Tigers extended their win streak and chased the Red Sox deeper in the AL East race.
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Dodger Hurler Beats Braves with Bat
Los Angeles right hander Don Sutton homer in a 13 7 win over Atlanta as he collects three RBIs with a two run double and a run scoring single. Sutton notes he lacked his best stuff but earns win. Other NL results: Reds over Giants in 11, Expos blank Cubs, Mets over Phillies, Pirates over Cardinals, Padres beat Astros.
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Wimbledon semifinal bid sparks Wade Evert clash
Britain's Virginia Wade ousted defending champion Chris Evert 6-2 4-6 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon final against Betty Stove of the Netherlands, who beat Britain's She Barker 6-4 2-6 5-4. In other notes, Tokyo hosts Soviet and All-Japan women play 105-50 in exhibition play.
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Family Ace Streak Continues Shaner Golf Family Feats
In Fort Collins Colorado AP the Shaner family extends a hole-in-one streak with 16-year-old Mike acing the 135-yard second at Fort Collins Country Club. Tim 18 earlier, Bill and Vickie also aced holes in prior years, Paul 13 added the second hole ace last winter. Becky 21 did not play.
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North Carolina coach Dean Smith says he won't coach UCLA
Chapel Hill NC Dean Smith UNC coach declares he does not wish to be considered for UCLA vacancy left by Gene Bartow He expects to stay for 1977 78 season and is happy at Chapel Hill The Tar Heels won ACC tournament this year and finished second to Marquette in NCAA playoffs Smith holds a .751 career winning percentage over 10 major college seasons UCLA discussed the job with him but he denies candidacy reports
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Offer to Buy Indians Denied
Cleveland AP reports that Ted Bonda, president of the Cleveland Indians, denied published reports of an unidentified group offering eight million dollars for the financially strapped American League team.
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National League Baseball Scores From Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday results include Cleveland 11 Baltimore 5 New York 5 Philadelphia 6 and San Diego 7 Houston 4. Thursday schedules feature Los Angeles Baltimore Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit Chicago and more with multiple planned games across leagues and cities.
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Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders in American and National Leagues
Key leaders across both leagues include Carew and Yount among batting leaders, along with Run totals for Fisk and Rose. Pitching leaders feature Johnson and Fidrych in the American listings, while Perry and Reuschel post strong win totals and high strikeout figures in the National side. The data spans batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records with several notable players named across teams such as Min, Cal, Chi, STL, Cin, Pgh, and LA.
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Garden City Softball Results Across Leagues
Garden City Recreation Commission reports results in multiple leagues. Quint Automotives beat Peerless Plastics 13-9, Chappel Homes 16-11 over Mountain Dew, Master Feeders 16-4 over GC Farm Center, Motor Electric 10-9 over Dart In, Farmland Foods 5-4 over el Rancho Chucks. Women’s: Rockies 13-6 over St. Catherine, Turquoise Shop 14-4 over Brookover, Goodtimes 12-6 over Hopes Trucking, GC Farm Center 30-22 over Deerfield. Major League: Indians 12-11 over Royals, Cowboys 6-5 over Pilots, Holcomb 10-0 over Yanks. Pee Wee: Tigers 84-? over Cowboys, Jayhawks 6-0 over Huskers, Wildcats 95 over Buffaloes. Rainbow League: Garst & Thomas 22-1 over Roark, Ehresman 19-18 over Delta Irrigation, Miles Optical 21-7 over H&B Builders. Planet League: Pluto 14-12 over Neptune, Saturn 2-1 over Earth, Judiloe clobbered Mercury. T-Ball: Longhorns 22-8 over Monkeys, Tigers 15-14 over Zebras, Holcomb 31-10 over Peanut Gang, Pop Eyes 17-12 over Pink Panthers.
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Cage Camp Opens at Garden City with New Coach
Garden City Community College unveils Cage Camp led by new head coach Dave Lindsey. The first annual Broadbuster basketball camp runs July 25 to 29 for ages five to 12 with instruction, contests, and training films. Fee is $20 per child, $17.50 for additional family members. campers supply own gear and receive a free shirt. For details, write to Bronecluster Basketball Camp Box 977 Garden City.
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