Southwind Developement women place second in Hutchinson tourney
Garden City based Southwind Developement softball team finished 4-2 in the Hutchinson Merchants Tournament, allowing seven runs in six games. They beat TMI Wichita 4-1 and Nichols Aircraft 2-1, lost to Sherwood Construction 1-0 and Hutchinson Merchants 3-1, then defeated Great Bend Pepsi 4-0 and Sherwood 5-1.
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Southwind Developement Club
TMI
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Sherwood Construction
Southwind Gals
Great Bend Pepsi
Nichols Aircraft
Garden City Club
Sherwood
Southwind Club
Tascosa wins softball tourney at Memorial Weekend event
The Garden City Recreation Commission hosted its annual Men's Memorial Weekend Tournament last weekend. Tascosa National Bank from Amarillo finished first with a 4-2 record in the round robin. Lamar Oil from Lamar Colorado and Brown Dupree of Ulysses each posted 4-2 finishes to place second and third. Master Feeders and Sonic Drive In, both from Garden City and Ulysses, also posted 4-2 and 4-3 records respectively, with CPX of Garden City at 3-3 and Garden City’s Dart In and Southwest Carpet each 2-4.
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Tascosa National Bank
Amarillo
Tex
Lamar Oil
Lamar
Colo
Brown- Dupree
Ulysses
Garden City
Sonic Drive In
CPX
Southwest Carpet
Baseball standings and player stats from Friday games
The day features a scoreboard with Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at Atlanta, plus Friday schedule notes. Leaders include Carlton and Valenzuela each at 7 wins with strong ERAs, Schmidt and Dawson leading home runs, Raines top in steals, and multiple players posting high RBI, hits, and pitching totals across teams.
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Solomon
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Caudill
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Atlanta
P.niekro
Montreal
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Sports Biz: Roster Moves Across MLB NFL and Colleges
The AP report lists player moves across leagues including Doug Ray placed on the Angels DL with Dave Frost recalled from Salt Lake City. Brewers sign Charlie Moore. Cubs name Alvin Dark to special assignment. Mets sign Winningham and Shirley, assigned to Kingsport. Browns sign Ron Simmons. Chiefs sign Studdard and Case. Patriots sign Klein, Walker, Tautolo. Giants claim Jerome Dove and add Donovan Morucci. Metro Atlantic names McDermott and Frew. Arizona State hires Bob Gillett, Elmhurst taps Mike Caruso, Morningside hires Tim McGuire. Wednesday results: Denver over Oklahoma City 6 1, Wichita over Omaha 7 6, Evansville 6 over Iowa 5, Indianapolis 5 over Springfield 4.
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Doug Ray
Dave Frost
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee Brewers
Charlie Moore
Chicago Cubs
Alvin Dark
NEW York Mets
Herman Winningham
Gary Shirley
Kingsport
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Ron Simmons
Kansas City Chiefs
Les Studdard
Frank Case
NEW England Patriots
John Klein
Leander Walker
John Tautolo
NEW York Giants
Jerome Dove
San Diego Chargers
Tom Donovan
Mike Morucci
New Orleans Saints
College Metro Atlantic
James McDermott
John Frew
Arizona State
Bob Gillett
Elmhurst
Mike Caruso
Morningside
Tim McGuire
Yanks' George at it again
George Steinbrenner threatened changes after the Baltimore Orioles swept the Yankees in a 6-5 finale. He spoke from Edward Bennett Williams's box, saying the team cannot keep falling behind and hinted non-playing personnel changes may occur soon.
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George Steinbrenner
New York Yankees
Gene Michael
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Steinbrenner
Edward Bennett Williams
Terry Crowley
Orioles
Yanks
Baseball leaders and pitching stats from the major leagues
The leaderboard lists top batters with 90 at bats led by Remy Boston .374 Singleton Baltimore .368 and Roenicke Baltimore .350 Evans Boston .346 Lansford Boston .345. Runs show Evans Boston 38 and Henderson Oakland 36 with Lansford Boston 30. Armas Oakland 35 RBIs lead, followed by Evans Boston 32 and Singleton Baltimore 31. HITS crown Lansford Boston 61 with Armas Oakland 58 and R Henderson Oakland 58. Doubles see Armas Oakland 13 and Paciorek Seattle 13, while Triples are led by Griffin Toronto 5. Home runs crown Thomas Milwaukee 12 and Evans Boston 11. Len bases top Henderson Oakland 29. Pitching leaders show 5 decisions with Keough Oakland 6-1 857 2.42 and McGregor Baltimore 5-1 833 2.62. Strikeouts list Barker Cleveland 51 and Blyleven Cleveland 50. Batting section repeats with Howe Houston .365 and Youngblood New York 364.
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Erving Aims for NBA Title After MVP Win
Julius Erving, now MVP, says his last goal is an NBA championship with the 76ers. The Celtics beat Philadelphia in the Eastern finals before winning the title. Erving edged Larry Bird 28 first place votes to 20 for MVP. Grading honors went to Darrell Griffith rookie, Jack McKinney coach, Bernard King comeback. Colangelo executive. Holzman named distinguished service. Erving, 31, first to win MVP in both the NBA and ABA, averaged 24.6 ppg.
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Strike delay looms as NLRB seeks injunction in baseball dispute
Washington AP reports the NLRB moves to court in New York to postpone baseballs third walkout in nine years. A temporary restraining order could push the strike deadline 48 hours after court action concludes while the agency studies an unfair labor practice charge against owners.
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