GCHS nets take second at Dodge City tennis invite
Garden City High School finished second at the 61 Dodge City-hosted tournament with Great Bend first. Jeff Smith won No. 2 singles undefeated, Jay Sullivan placed fifth, and Buffs teams also claimed top spots in No. 1 doubles and No. 2 doubles. Next up are the 6A regionals in Great Bend.
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Tennis stars clash as Tournament of Champions headlines action
Carlos Kirmayr shocks John McEnroe in New York while Fritz Buehning and Jose Luis Clerc post upsets, plus results from Chichester and Düsseldorf. Highlights include Mark Vines beating Jonathan Smith, Nations Cup play, and Player of the Month honors for Ken Singleton and Matt Keough.
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Royals split with Red Sox in wild two game finish
Larry Gura shut down Boston in a 2-1 Royals win after a suspended 8-7 extra inning victory for Boston. Amos Otis homered and Gary Allenson and Glenn Hoffman doubled in the 12th to set up Carl Yastrzemski's run scored.
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Baylor helps Oakland trim Tigers
Oakland edged Detroit 6-2 as Wayne Gross returned to form with three hits and three RBIs, lifting the A's to 21-5, best in the majors. Don Baylor had three singles and three RBIs for Oakland, while Mike Norris improved to 6-0 with eight hits allowed. Other AL results included Baltimore over Minnesota 3-2 and Milwaukee over Seattle 4-1.
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Giants escape with 9-7 win as Mets rally falls short
Tom Griffin almost lost a 9-0 lead but the San Francisco Giants held on to beat the New York Mets 9-7. Griffin improved to 2-2 after a rough prior start, with Frank Robinson lifting him after seven innings. Other NL scores included Phillies 8 Dodgers 7 and Astros 4 Cubs 2.
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