Kueny sweeps three events in Charlotte AAU meet
Molly Kueny of the High Point Swim Club led the girls 8 and under division with wins in the 50 butterfly 50 freestyle and 50 backstroke at the Charlotte Invitational AAU Junior Olympic preliminary round. Other locals qualified for the state long course meet August 8 to 10 at City Lake pool, including Susie Hudspeth Dee Dee Self and several teammates.
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Charlotte
Molly Kueny
Kueny
High Point Swim Club
John Bencini
Kirby Farrington
Wynn Myers
Colin Kueny
High Point
City Lake Pool
Susie Hudspeth
Dee Dee Self
John Armfield
Teresa Farrington
Beth Myatt
Margaret Akers
Grace Akers
Brian Hudspeth
Amy Bell
Elizabeth Farrington
Cathy Carpenter
Julie Armfield
Kiki Farmer
Thomas Rooks
Red Sox Stop Yankees in Ninth for AL East Lead
Boston snatched a 5-4 walkoff win over New York as Bob Montgomery’s bases loaded pinch single in the bottom of the ninth capped a late rally. Dwight Evans and Rick Burleson had earlier hits, while Sparky Lyle walked the tying runners before Montgomery delivered the decisive hit. The victory kept Boston one half game ahead of Cleveland in the AL East.
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Boston
Bob Montgomery
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Dwight Evans
Sparky Lyle
Rick Burleson
Lyle
Doug Griffin
Montgomery
Tim Blackwell
Cleveland
Yankees
Luis Tiant
Graig Nettles
Lou Piniella
Nettles
Chris Chambliss
Jim Mason
Piniella
Mason
Tiant
Sandy Alomar
Royals thump Angels 6-3 as Dal Canton stars in win
Brice Dal Canton allowed a five hitter and Kansas City benefited from a 16 hit attack to down the Angels 6-3 in Anaheim. The Royals built a 4-0 lead, with Ellie Rodriguez blasting a three run homer in the fourth, while Dal Canton survived a late threat to earn the win.
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Brice Dal Canton
Kansas City Royals
California
Angels
Dal Canton
Ellie Rodriguez
Kansas City
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Stanton
Rojas
ElRdrgez
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Otisto
Rereeso DalCanta
Figueroa
North, Wolfpack link up in rainy prep showcase
North's Darrell Lipford of Lenoir earned the outstanding back award while Mike Herring of North Dup lin claimed outstanding lineman honors in a weather disrupted prep all star game at Andrews. Several players from Thomasville Rand ieman and Ragsdale also saw action as penalties and wet conditions limited scoring.
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Darrell Lipford
Lenoir
Mike Herring
North Duplin
Brewers Blast Orioles in Baltimore Marathon Rally
Brewers loaded the bases after a Belanger error, Porter delivered a go ahead double to right center, Coluccio started a double play to pad Milwaukee's lead to four. Baltimore then plated three in the sixth on Brooks Robinson’s RBI single. Billy Champion earned the win with relief in the sixth.
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Mark Belanger
Porter
Bob Coluccio
Milwaukee
May
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Billy Champion
Phillies Edge Brett Pirates in twilight opener
Mike Anderson delivered a clutch two run single in the seventh to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 5 in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. The NL East leaders rallied from an early 0 0 deficit to snap Ken Brett, 127, last Tuesday's All Star Game winner.
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Philadelphia
Mike Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ken Brett
Pittsburgh
Astros Top Giants 11-3 Behind Helms and Gross Heroes
Houston Astros beat the San Francisco Giants 11 to 3 as Tommy Helms doubled in two and Greg Gross added a two run single. Larry Dierker earned the win improving to 7 6 while contributing a run and a sacrifice bunt in the big third and sixth innings.
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Houston
Tommy Helms
Greg Gross
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Larry Dierker
Dierker
SAN Francisco
Abrabi Abrig
Speiers
Onliveraspah
Barber
Kingmanif
Royston
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OgRader
SanFrancisco
SanFranciscog
Helms
Bonds
Maddox
Matthews
Metzger
Cedena
S—Dierker
Lmay
Dacouisse
Bryant
Ra Aglita
Dacauiste
Fas
Gross
Mike Phillips
Bob Watson
Ed Goodson
Doug Rader
Giants
Brinkley Sets Record At Bowman Gray Track
Ralph Brinkley of Lexington won the first 25 lap Modified Division race at Bowman Gray Stadium, breaking the single season win record with his thirteenth victory. John Bryant started on pole. Brinkley and Bryant raced closely before Bryant wrecked, Brinkley led rest of race to beat Max Berrier. Brinkley’s win and sixth in the second race put him atop the season standings. Alfred Hill and Max Martin also posted season wins in their divisions.
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Winston-Salem
Ralph Brinkley
Lexington
Bowman Gray Stadium
Brinkley
Billy Meyers
John Bryant
Bassett
Bryant
Dickie Linville
Kernersville
Linville
Max Berrier
Ernie’ Faust
David Brewer
Brewer
James Call
Billy Hensley
Ridgeway
Hensley
Berrier
Alfred Hill
Jonesville
Charles St. John
Hamptonville
St. John
Bobby Colvard
Elkin
Tim Dwiggins
Max Martin
David Melton
Yadkinville
Mitchel Warden
Martin
Jim Sap
Wilston- Salem
Kranepool Paces Mets Over Expos
New York Mets defeat Montreal Expos 6-3 as Ed Kranepool drives in two runs and Ken Boswell doubles to spark a seven inning rally. Bob Apodaca allowed two first inning runs before Mets lengthened lead with singles from Kranepool Hahn and Milner and Rusty Staub homer to 5-1, then Boswell's run scoring double in the seventh capped the surge.
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NEW York
Ed Kranepool
Ken Boswell
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Bob Apodaca
Willie Davis
Expos
Montreal
Mets
RBI
Kranepool
Don Hahn
Mike Torrez
John Milner
Jerry Grote
Rusty Staub
Boswell
Bob Bailey
Jack Aker
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