Splittorff Defies Cold for 4th Win in Royals Twilight Start
Kansas City's Paul Splittorff admitted his form wavered as he labored through seven in cold air after five innings of one-run ball. He earned win to lift his record to 4-4 with a 0.76 ERA for the stretch. Reliever Gura and Littell finished as Kansas City held off Toronto 4-3, while Otis Mayberry Zdeb and Patek starred for the Royals with key hits. Toronto starter Jerry Garvin took the loss, falling to 6-3.
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Portland Blazers rout Sixers 129 107 in NBA finals game
Portland blew out Philadelphia 129 to 107 as torrid fast break attack and strong early surge gave the Trail Blazers a 18 point lead. Julius Erving led the Sixers with 28, while Maurice Lucas and Portland’s reserves sparked a win that tied the series at 2-1 with Game Three looming.
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Foyt's Indy Legend Stands Amid Racing Storms
AP profile on A J Foyt, four time Indy winner, detailing his fearless style at the brickyard, his stubborn personality, and lifelong drive for speed. Notes his 1987 victory, clashes with sponsors, and career across Indy, Daytona, Le Mans, Sebring amid accidents and fame.
Baseball Scores From Monday and Tuesday Results
Monday results feature Milwaukee Chicago Seattle Texas Kansas City Toronto New York Boston Cleveland California Oakland Detroit Baltimore Minnesota. Tuesday games include California versus Cleveland New York Boston Cleveland Oakland Baltimore Minnesota. Wednesday schedules list Kansas City Toronto Cleveland Detroit Boston Texas New York Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Oakland Seattle. Additional matchups include Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Los Angeles Houston San Diego San Francisco New York Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia Atlanta Cincinnati.
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Eddie Feigner's King of Soft Ball to Play Garden City
Eddie Feigner, famed as the King of Softball, and his three man team visit Garden City's Charles Peebles complex tonight at 8. Kiwanis Club sponsors the event. Tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for children.
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Padres New Boss Dark Eyes Young Talent In NL Doubleheader Sweep
Alvin Dark, newly named Padres manager, said he is evaluating many players and quickly moved Ivie to third, who then delivered seven hits including five doubles in a doubleheader against the Giants. San Diego used 41 players in the twinbill, setting an NL record, while 74 players appeared in the two games. Other NL results followed as Montreal swept the Mets, St. Louis beat Chicago, and Phillies toppled Pittsburgh. In Garden City, Dodge City won the 24 team slow pitch softball title and Garden City Spirits captured the women's tournament.
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Indy Winner Pockets $259,791
A.J. Foyt, first four time Indy 500 winner, pocketed $259,791 at the victory banquet after the 61st race in Indianapolis. He led Gordon Johncock late before Johncock’s engine failed. Tom Sneva finished second after a pit-heavy run. Sneva earned $109,947, Johnny Rutherford earned $19,472 for last place, and Al Unser took $271,697 for third.
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