Carbo Embraces Brewers After Trade from Red Sox
Bernie Carbo, newly in Milwaukee, says he is happy to be with the Brewers after being traded from Boston. He cites Bud Selig’s help for his family during the move and plans to compete for a regular outfield job, noting the park’s large gaps and aiming for .300 with 15 homers.
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Sutherland lifts Brewers as umpire ruling sparks controversy
Gary Sutherland sparkles with two hits and drives in the go ahead run for Milwaukee in a 4 2 win over Oakland. An eighth inning ruling allowing Sixto Lezcano to score drew ire from Charles Finley and Chuck Tanner who argued the call and pressed for a resumed game if needed.
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Twins Rally Past Red Sox in 10-4 Friday Night
The Minnesota Twins roared back from an early three-run deficit to beat the Boston Red Sox 10-4 in Bloomington. Tom Burgmeier earned the win in relief, improving to 3-0, as Minnesota pounded 11 hits and moved within eight games of the Yankees in the AL East.
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Dibbs, Solomon In Tennis Semis
Eddie Dibbs and Harold Solomon, longtime partners, each face a different opponent in the French Open semifinals. Solomon meets Raul Ramirez, while Dibbs takes on Adriano Panatta as Americans seek a first title in 21 years.
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Brewers Make Roster Moves Deactivate Hansen Champion
The Milwaukee Brewers deactivated first baseman Bob Hansen and pitcher Billy Champion and recalled left handed pitcher Rick Austin from Spokane. Hansen batted .164 and was optioned to Spokane. Champion, a five year veteran, cannot be sent down without consent and has a 0-1 record with a 7.03 ERA. Austin posted a 3-3 record with seven saves and a 2.54 ERA at Spokane.
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League Leaders Baseball Stats from 1970s Era
Summary of American and National League batting and pitching leaders including McRae and Lynn in batting averages runs and RBIs, G Brett and others top hits, Otis leading home runs, Patek and North stolen bases, and pitcher leaders like Bird and Travers with win loss records and ERAs.
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Perez Drives Reds Past Cardinals With Three-Run Ninth
Tony Perez fueled an 8-7 Cincinnati win over St. Louis with a three-run homer in the ninth after trailing 7-5. The Reds’ RBI leader lifted his season total to 45 while Perez criticized Sparky Anderson. Other NL results: Giants beat Expos 5-0, Dodgers rout Expos 7-4, Phillies top Padres 4-2, Pirates down Braves 6-2, Cubs top Astros 8-3.
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ABC-TV Lands Olympic Pact for 1980 Winter Games
Roone Arledge of ABC Sports confirmed exclusive rights to Lake Placid 1980 after IOC approval. ABC agreed last February to a contract worth about 10 million dollars with Lake Placid organizers, amid bids by CBS and NBC. IOC officials traveled to verify charges and later approved ABC, noting the network would provide a world signal for foreign networks.
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