McGlothen earns third shutout as Cardinals top Braves
United Press International reports Lynn McGlothen hurled a four hitter for his second shutout of the season, aiding St Louis to a 1–0 victory over Atlanta. He struck out four, walked two, and saved a late Braves surge with a steady pace and five perfect innings. In other NL action, Philadelphia beat San Diego 5–1, New York topped Houston 2–0, and Cincinnati-Pittsburgh was rained out. In AL play, Chicago routed Boston 9–2 and Milwaukee defeated Oakland 6–3. Schmidt drove in three for Philadelphia, Matlack pitched a four-hitter for the Mets, Dent drove in two for Chicago, and Vida Blue failed to reach double-digit wins as Milwaukee rallied.
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Lakewood trio leads pitchers and infield in playoff push
Lakewood features Sam Gierhan Rick Arnold and Williams with strong ERAs and innings totals. Gierhan and Arnold pace the rotation while Williams excels in the bullpen. Gallo Ruzek Gausepohl and Hayes share time in the field as Lakewood edges Hoover in the playoff race and TV radio plans set for Saturday.
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Ryan faces Brewers as he chases no-hitter feat
Ryan aims for a Friday start against Milwaukee, seeking back-to-back no-hitters like VanderMeer but avoiding pressure. Tanana, winless since May 10, faces Detroit in the opening game of a three game series. Red Wings sign Mike Bloom and trade captain Joey Johnston to the Black Hawks for Jim Pappin.
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EXPOS TOP DODGERS IN A WILD OPENING GAME
Steve Garvey opened the Dodgers with a double to set Wynn on third base. Gene Mauch ordered Woodie Fryman to walk Ron Cey, then Fryman uncorked a wild pitch allowing a second run. Doug Ray struggled, issuing walks and a balk, while Fryman’s fourth inning double and Tim Foli’s bunt sealed the Expos’ lead. Don Sutton faces Steve Renko next as Montreal tops Los Angeles 4-3.
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Ump Battered After Slow-Pitch Altercation
Seattle report says 20-year-old James Easter was struck and chased from the Meany Middle School field Sunday by a batter. Easter suffered a nose cut but escaped serious injury by outrunning the irate player, highlighting dangers for softball umpires at all levels.
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Carew snubs All-Star game in July
Minnesota second baseman Rod Carew, batting .380 and stellar at second, says he will skip the All-Star game in Milwaukee unless his wife wants him to and his legs are sound. He criticizes the game as politics and notes his desire to be home for his wife Marilynn’s expected second child.
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Ryan named AL Player of the Week after fourth no hitter
Nolan Ryan of the Angels earned the American League player of the week after Sunday’s 1-0 no hitter against the Orioles. The 28-year-old righthander joined Sandy Koufax as the only pitchers with four no-hit games in baseball history. Oscar Zamora of the Cubs was NL player of the week with his third win and sixth save.
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Palmer Leads Field in Pine Plains LPGA Event
Sandra Palmer heads a field of 100 women professionals at Carvel Country Club in Pine Plains New York for a Friday through Sunday LPGA tournament with a $50 000 purse.
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NALA World Series Recap Leaders From Birmingham Event
In the winners bracket La Verne and UNC-Wilmington advance in the NALA World Series as MS Joseph leads the action. Birmingham hosts the event with teams competing fiercely for the title.
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Dodgers take early lead in tense NL tilt at home
Lopes and Wynn drive runs for the Dodgers as Garvey and Cey add power. Expos counter with Mangual Carter and Parish producing two runs in the first and fourth innings. Jorgensen and Fryman spark two more in the fourth before Lacy, Paciorek and Wynn chase the scoring inning later. Plentiful miscues and small-ball action mark the game.
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Assembly okays equal funding bill for school P E
Sacramento lawmakers passed AB1559 by 41 to 29 to require districts to provide nearly equal P E funding for male and female students and to offer facilities on an equitable basis. Opponents urged maintaining parity without harming men's programs, while supporters argued for lifting female athletics to quality levels of men's sports.
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Playful scuffle injures Giants' Matthews in Montreal
In Montreal before a Sunday game with the Expos, San Francisco Giants left fielder Gary Matthews broke his left thumb during a playful on‑field scuffle with teammate Derrel Thomas. Officials initially claimed the injury happened during a pep rally, while teammates described a batting practice scuffle.
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Browns former player Wooten sued by three athletes for 4.5 million
John Wooten a former Cleveland Browns star and current adviser to pro athletes faces a 4.5 million lawsuit filed in U S District Court by Ralph Simpson Mike Green of the Denver Nuggets and Otis Armstrong of the Denver Broncos. The suit accuses Wooten and linked entities of tax understatements and securities registration violations amid a claimed conspiracy to defraud investors in real estate plans.
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Long Beach Recreation Softball Monday Results
Results across multiple leagues include Hustlers 3 over Zanzabuku 1 and Panama Reds 25 over Lollipops 5. Other notable scores feature Westside All Stars 33 over Anonymous 8 and Bay City Fab 1 beating Orange Shine 6. Upcoming fast pitch and slow pitch games listed with venues and matchups.
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Ali to Speak at Harvard Business School on Wednesday
Cambridge AP reports heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali will give a lecture at Harvard Business School titled The Intoxication of Life on Wednesday. The article also notes a separate boxing result from Tokyo where Ryu Sorimachi of Japan drew Cho Min of South Korea in an Oriental welterweight bout.
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Cardinals and Mary Star Triumph in Coast League Play
At Blair Field the Great Western Cardinals and Mary Star both earned easy Coast League Connie Mack victories. Mike Carpenter collected a homer and five singles as the Cardinals beat Colleto Ford 6-3 despite errors. In a 6-2 Mary Star win over Wreidt Beats, Mark Ongarato drilled a two run triple fueling a four run fifth inning.
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China trip praise sparks mixed views from US runners
Francie Larrieu and Gary Tuttle praised China and its people after a 21 day AAU tour, saying the country feeds its people and noting high hotel honesty. Dwight Stones announced plans to compete in the AAU championships in June at White Plains while criticizing travel restrictions and urging freedom to race in Europe.
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