Pocoroba's bases-clearing double beats Seaver in Atlanta
Atlanta catcher Biff Pocoroba hit a bases loaded two out fast ball from Tom Seaver for a three run double in the eighth. The shot gave the Braves a 5 4 decision over the Reds in a nationally televised game at Atlanta Stadium. Seaver absorbed the loss to drop to 8 5. The crowd of 50 595 enjoyed a postgame fireworks show. Pocoroba credited himself with being ready for Seaver’s fastball while Seaver said the heat tired him.
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Red Sox hit eight homers in 9 6 win over Blue Jays
Boston fans saw a power display as the Red Sox slugged eight homers in a 9 6 victory over Toronto. George Scott homered twice to reach 23 for the season, with Fred Lynn, Butch Hobson, Bernie Carbo, Jim Rice, and Carl Yastrzemski also going deep. The win ended a 10 game skid and moved Boston toward a potential single season homer record. Other AL results included Nolan Ryan tying a Koufax strikeout mark with the Angels over Oakland and White Sox beating Seattle 6 2.
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Weight Room Opens for High Point Central Athletes
High Point Central announces the new weight room will be open to Bison athletes from 8:30 on Monday through the evening. Coaching staff indicate tonight marks the program’s first session.
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Baseball and College Coaching Moves Across Leagues
Boston Red Sox renew Donner manager contract while New York Yankees remove Jimmy Wynn and promote Deli Alston. Seattle Mariners option Tommaree to Rochester and recall Hha Corte. Cincinnati Reds reactivate pitcher Ruth fog A. Appalachian State University names David Meht assistant football coach and Kevin Cantwell assistant basketball coach.
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Cubs Fall Short in Independence Day Doubleheader
Chicago drops a July 4 doubleheader to Montreal 19-3 and 7-6, shrinking their NL East lead to four games. Ellis Valentine and Andre Dawson drive in five runs each in game one, while Warren Cromartie collects five hits. Larry Buttner debuts as a pitcher in relief and allows three homers. Montreal also wins the nightcap as Sam Mesias hits a homer and drives in two. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Houston won their games in the rest of the NL slate.
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Recreation Baseball Recap and Notable Batters
In a baseball recreation game the battery of Winfrey and C Adams led the effort while Junior McLean of the Angels posted three hits. Final details reflect a competitive 8 inning contest with strong offense from both sides.
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Recreation Softball American Division Report
Summary of two league games with forfeit notes. NAPA defeated by forfeit 0 10 and Hatteras Clinton Price P Price listed. Schoonbeck forfeited against H P Falconettes with no score. HR highlights show Doris 1. League: Women’s Sunday School League.
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Petty Dominates as Allison Surges in Matador Race
Petty led most of the race winning margin while Allison started ninth and led 13 laps before a rotor problem cost time. Waltrip and Yarborough traded late laps as Ford drivers failed to seize control. Yarborough finished 23rd, his Grand National points lead shrinking from 103 to 17 over Petty.
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Padres Star Jones Likely Out For Season
San Diego Padres ace Randy Jones, winner of the Cy Young, may miss the rest of the season after October arm surgery. Team physician Dr. Paul Bauer said Jones needs the year to recover from the operation.
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Monday and Tuesday MLB results and upcoming games
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Sarazen plans comeback after near fatal illness
Gene Sarazen spoke of plans for a 1953 comeback at Carnoustie after three months of hard work. He recalled a heart attack that interrupted his bid and noted his long wait to see Ben Hogan win a missing Open. He spoke amid health setbacks including pneumonia and blood clots, yet accepted Turnberry's invitation as his personal jubilee.
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