David's No-Hit Pitching Spurs Scorpions To Split
Blairsville’s Ralph David fired a no hit no run game, guiding the Scorpions to a 6-0 win over Creps United and earning a split with two afternoon games. Indiana Legion beat Blairsville 2-1 earlier. Creps United led as home team in Blairsville makeup.
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Ralph David
Blairsville
Scorpion
Kirk Bennett
Mark Hess
Indiana Legion
Jon Mack
Scorpions
Legion Post 141
Dom Violi
Barry Sheppard
Joe Brazik
David
Legion
Greg Strittmatter
Lenny Stipcak
Homer City
Greg Swentosky
Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniella
Piniella
Allen
Cookie Rojas
Steve Busby
Frank White
Royals
Chicago
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Seaver loses duel as Mets top Pirates 5 2
Tom Seaver pitched despite back pain and yielded seven hits while allowing two runs in early innings. Ed Kranepool drove in the Mets' first three runs with doubles, giving New York a 5-2 win over Pittsburgh as Stargell homered for the Pirates but was limited otherwise by Seaver's late work.
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H. D. Byron Yake
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tom Seaver
Willie Stargeil
Seaver
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stargell
Pirate
al Oliver
Met
Bill Virdon
Virdon
Ed Kranepool
Bob Moose
Ance Fuits
Fian Hodges
Ted Martinez
Moose
Tom Dettore
Ramon Hernandez
Major League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National League East standings list Chicago Montreal St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta San Francisco Houston Los Angeles San Diego with scores from Saturday and Sunday games. American League results show New York Milwaukee Baltimore Boston Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Oakland Minnesota Chicago Texas and California outcomes across multiple games and doubleheaders.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
McMullen
Los Angeles
Dodger
Reds
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
al Downing
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Diego
New York
Phila
San Fran
Rouston
N. Y
L. A
Briles
Johnson
McAnally
Strohmayer
Twitchell
Euschel
N.Y
Matlack
Wal Pet
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Oakland
Minnesota
la Calif
Texas
Fists Fly In AL As Tigers Extend Slide
In a rough day of baseball, Detroit lost twice to New York, extending their skid to six and seven. The Yankees swept Detroit 3-2 and 2-1, while Milwaukee beat Cleveland 8-3 and Kansas City toppled Texas in two by 7-4 and 10-6.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Brewers
Royals
Rangers
Tigers
Red
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A’s
Darrell Porter
Tim Johnson
Pedro Garcia
Ray Lamb
Kansas City
Ed Kirkpatrick
Texas
Lloyd Alen
Graig Nettles
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Yankees
Gene Michael
New York
Milwaukee
Ranger-Royal
Larry Barnett
Dick Billings
Lloyd Allen
Allen
Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniello
Blairsville, Lucerne Westons Rally To 7-6 Victory
In Indiana County Senior Legion action Blairsville led 6 5 with two outs in the seventh before Lucerne Westons rallied for two runs to win 7-6. Steve Skultely and Tony Reid sparked the rally with key hits, Gene Bellman drove in the winning run, while Rick Brindle and others contributed for Blairsville. Joe Kotzur earned the win with 12 strikeouts. Also, Heatherbrae defeated Indiana 7-2 behind Steve Jack, Bill Nordby, and Stef Bender in a five run second inning.
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Piccolini
Jim Sobota
Swentosky
Mike Rostis
Sobota
Miller
Pandullo
Giants
Marion Center
Bernie Stadtmiller
Saltsburg
Frank Caratelli
Jim Thomas
Indiana Lions
Elderton
Bill Spence
Ted Geletka
Bob Free
Creps United
Jon Pompelia
Doug Radar
Houston
Astro
Cesar Cedeno
Bobby Bonds
Willie McCovey
Radar
Astros
Philadelphia
Tommy Hutton
Bob Boone
Cesar Tovar
Montreal
Expos
Ken Singleton
Billy Wilson
Jim Lonborg
Atlanta
San Diego
Steve Artin
Arlin
Ralph Garr
Braves
Padres
Garr
Glenn Beckett
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Milt Pappas
Cardinals
Cubs
Tom Murphy
Blairsville
Indiana County Senior Legion
Lucerne
Steve Skultety
Westons
Heatherbrae
Bill Nordby
Hoffman
Ron Racicot
Stef Bender
Weekend Sports In Brief Track And Field World Records
Diane Malan of South Africa set a 1000 meter world record of 2 16.0 at a Munich meet breaking the previous mark by 0 2 seconds Maria Sykora of Austria set a women's 400 meter hurdles world record 57.3 at an international meet in Biederwald Stadium. Harshbarger of Bellevue set an American record in the 1500 meter freestyle with 17 15 67 at Santa Clara.
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Munich
Diane Malan
South Africa
Frankfurt
Germany
Maria Sykora
Austria
Biederwald
Zeltweg
Henri Pescarolo
Gerard Larousse
France
Me London
Olga Morozova
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Queen’s Club
Tie Nastase
Romania
Roger Taylor
Britain
Eastbourne
England
Mark Cox
Crenshaw wins third straight NCAA golf title
Florida A&M Florida defeated Oklahoma State by 10 strokes to win the NCAA golf championship at Stillwater Country Club. Ben Crenshaw became the first collegiate to win three straight national titles despite a 76 final round wind gusts up to 40 mph. Florida finished 20 over par 1,149. Oklahoma State 1,159. Texas 1,66?. New Mexico and San Jose State tied for fourth at 1,170. Houston sixth.
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Okla
Stillwater Country Club
Florida Gators
Texas
Ben Crenshaw
Florida
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Gators
Crenshaw
Cowboys
New Mexico
San Jose State
Houston
Georgia
Bill Kratzert
Gary Koch
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Bill Revison
Kevin Dean
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John Presto
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Michigan International Speedway
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Akron
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