Mayberry's Bat Wrecks Twins 6-2 in Royals Victory
Kansas City batter John Mayberry fueled a 6-2 win over Minnesota with a homer, triple, and single. Mayberry drove in three runs for 27 RBIs in 19 games against the Twins, part of a dominant stretch including eight homers and a .441 average in those matchups.
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Major League Baseball End of Season Batting and Pitching Leaders
The report lists top American and National League batting leaders by averages 45 at bats, with players like P Kelly and Kirkpatrick leading Chi and KC. Runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases are shown for Mayberry, Bonds, Stargell, and others, plus pitching records for Singer, Koosman, Sosa, and Billingham.
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Indianapolis 500 Qualifying Opens on Fastest Laps Day
Indianapolis drivers began qualifying for the 57th Indianapolis 500 with expectations of a 200 mph lap. Bobby Unser and Swede Savage led favorites list as more than 40 cars queued on opening day amid gusty winds and strong crowd projections exceeding 200000.
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Little Kick Cardinal Stops Expos On Four Hits
Alan Foster pitched a four hitter as St Louis routed Montreal 12-0. The Cardinals backed Foster with 15 hits and torched ex Cardinal Mike Torrez and four relievers. Foster, a former Dodgers bonus baby, noted a past shoulder injury affects his windup. Other NL results included Houston over Cincinnati 5-1 and Mets over Pirates 4-3.
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Major League Standings From Latest Games
Baltimore defeats New York 3 to 0 Boston tops Cleveland 4 to 2 Detroit gains on Milwaukee 6 to 5 Oakland beats Texas 4 to 3 Kansas City 6 Minnesota 2 Chicago 7 California 4 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 St Louis overwhelms Montreal 12 to 0 New York over Pittsburgh 4 to 3 San Diego at Atlanta postponed Houston 5 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco unknown
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Aquinas Golfers Win CWCC Region Titles
Aquinas won its second straight Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference meet and the WISAA regional crown at Stevens Point. The Blugolds finished with 358 strokes, five ahead of Wisconsin Rapids Assumption, clinching a state meet berth in Racine next Thursday.
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Russians Defeat Lexington AAU 109 87 in Exhibition
The Russian Nationals wrapped up an eight game U S tour by outclassing the Lexington AAU squad the national title holders 109 to 87 Friday night in Lexington Kentucky.
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Westby Triumphs in Scenic Central Baseball Clash
Westby beat Cashton 3-0 as Phil Sveum fired a four hit shutout. Westby improves to 5-1 in the Scenic Central Conference north division while Cashton falls to 1-4. Terry Pederson collected two hits and two RBIs for the victors.
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Bill Russell Returns as Coach GM of Seattle Sonics
Bill Russell, 6 foot 9 former Celtics star and five time MVP, is signed by Seattle to a five year deal as coach and general manager with full rein. The move follows midseason management shakeup including Buckwalter’s interim roles after Nissalke’s firing.
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Brewers Fall to Tigers as Lolich Wins Tight Game
Milwaukee boots and costly errors help Detroit edge the Brewers 6 to 5 at Tiger Stadium. Mickey Lolich spins a 10 hit complete game while Aurelio Rodriguez makes two pivotal defensive plays. Scott homers for Milwaukee, but Detroit takes over in the late innings.
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Pollard Killed In Indy Crash At Indianapolis Speedway
Veteran driver Art Pollard, 46, died after his Cobra Eagle crashed during practice for the 500. He suffered flame inhalation and a broken arm as the car toppled and burned, traveling across the track to the wall in the southeast turn. This crash followed a previous injury last year. Pollard was the oldest entrant at the Speedway this year.
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U S Mexico Duel On Davis Cup Clay Courts
In Mexico City the U S and Mexico vie to break a 1 1 tie in the Davis Cup finals on clay. Tom Gorman the U S No 1 was upset 6 4 6 2 6 3 by Raul Ramirez in the opener. Joaquin Loyo Mayo then fell 7 5 6 4 7 5 to Harold Solomon of Fort Lauderdale Florida in singles.
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