Scores Baseball Panic Mixed Results Across League Schedule
Monday games featured Milwaukee at Chicago Seattle at Texas Kansas City at Toronto New York at Boston California at Cleveland Oakland at Detroit Baltimore at Minnesota St Louis 7 Montreal 5 San Diego 6 Houston 5 Sunday results included Montreal 4 New York 6 St Louis 4 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 1 San Diego 3 San Francisco 3 Atlanta 2 after 10 innings and a slate of Tuesday matchups slated across Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal New York Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Los Angeles Houston San Diego San Francisco.
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Pro Cage Playoffs National Bas Pro Cage Playoffs National Bas
The National Basketball Association lead series stands at 2 0 after a game on Tuesday May 3 with Philadelphia visiting Portland.
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Portland
Cubs sweep Pirates as Gossage suffers loss in 3-2 setback
The Chicago Cubs edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 to complete a three game sweep and take a lead in the NL East. Bobby Murcer triggered a late rally with a leadoff double and drove in the deciding run, while Rich Gossage, 4-0 with eight saves, allowed the comeback. The Expos, Reds, Padres, Phillies and Giants also won in NL action with notable performances by Larry Parrish, Johnny Bench, Bobby Valentine, and Gary Thomasson.
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Atlanta Braves
Bobby Murcer
Gossage
Reds
Dodgers
Johnny Bench
Fred Norman
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Ken Griffey
George Foster
Joe Morgan
Recreation Baseball Recap
White-Wood Realtors beat Estes 16 to 11 behind two hit efforts from Lawrence Ronnie and James Lin Dale Vick. Leading hitters include Jimmy Carr with two hits and James Hayes with two, Lingate Vick adding two for the winners.
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Weaver Mistakenly Walked Ford as Hisle In 2-0 Orioles Loss
In an 8th inning miscue Orioles manager Earl Weaver ordered an intentional walk to Hisle with runners at second and third. Palmer corrected him hinting Ford was due. Ford then walked, bases loaded, and Hisle followed with a run scoring single, aiding Minnesota in a 3-2 win.
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Johnson
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Associated Press
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Weaver
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Hisle
RBI
Bobby Randall
Jim Palmer
Dan Ford
Ford
Palmer
Baltimore
Mike Flanagan
Flanagan
Dark Accepts Padres Manager Job After Prayer
Alvin Dark, returning as major league manager for a fifth time, announced at a Chicago news conference that his decision to lead the San Diego Padres came after a prayer. He spoke of leaving the Cubs and expressed readiness to manage again, detailing his past pennants with the Giants and A’s and noting his religious convictions. He said President Buzzie Bavasi offered the job and he would travel to San Diego then San Francisco to assume duties.
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San Diego
Buzzie Bavasi
Bavasi
Padres
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Virginians Sweep Bowman Gray NASCAR Doubleheader
Virginians win both ends of Bowman Gray Stadiums weekly NASCAR Modified stock car doubleheader before 12 000 Ladies Night crowd. Paul Radford leads in first 25 lap event for third stadium victory of season. John Bryant takes second 25 lap race his first 1977 win at the track.
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A.J
Tom Sneva
Sneva
Foyt
Winston-Salem
Paul Radford
Ferrari
John Bryant
Bassett
Hank Thomas
Winston- Salem
Radford
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Ridgeway
Ourth
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Lexington
Alfred Hill
Jonesville
Allred Wins At Caraway Speedway Feature
Sam Allred of Asheboro won the 60 lap Late Model Sportsman at Caraway Speedway on Saturday night driving an Oldsmobile. Joe Millikan of Randleman finished second in a Dodge with Jimmy Hensley third in a Nova. Dale Earnhardt of Kannapolis placed fourth and Joe Thurman of Rocky Mount, Va., took fifth, both in Novas. Gurney Routh topped the 30 lap Limited Sportman in a Chevelle followed by Dickie Springer and Harold Payne. Farrell Gurley won the 15 lap Street Division in a Chevelle with Billy Bisco second and Craig Motsinger third.
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Jerry Cook
Rome
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Hensley
Jimmy Johnson
Rural Hall
Ken Cheek
Jonesville
Dwiggins
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Sam Allred
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High Point
Harold Payne
Thomasville
Farrell Gurley
Lexington
Billy Bisco
Craig Motsinger
Pond Giants Hold Lead as Rain Halts Game in Emie Shore Field
Winston-Salem semiformalers beat Danville 6-4 in the eighth inning as rain stopped play. The Pond Giants’ seventh league win tightens the race, with two more games this week to decide the first place. Home games at Ernie Shore or Carver Park. many June away games at Finch Field in High Point.
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