Bare Delivers One-Hit Gem In 5-0 Detroit Win
Detroit pitcher Ray Bare worked a near perfect game allowing only a lone fourth inning single by Ralph Garr as the Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-0. Bare improved to 2-1 with two walks and 28 batters faced, while Alex Johnson, Rusty Staub, Ron LeFlore and John Wackenfuss provided the offense.
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Aeros Top Whalers in playoff clinch push to 1-1
Houston Aeros edge New England Whalers 5-2 to even the WHA semifinal at 1-1. Ruskowski Tonelli and Taylor scored in a 1:17 span of the second period, sending the series to Whaler home ice for games Sunday and Tuesday. The winner faces Winnipeg in the Avco Cup finals.
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Gaels and Rancho Vie for Southern AAA crown in weather sink
Rains complicate Southern AAA baseball as Gaels of Gorman and Rancho battle for first place with only Saturday games left. If tied, a Monday playoff at UNLV may decide the title while weather could force a rained out end to the regular season. Rancho seeks a third league title in four years led by Perry Swanson and Mike Morgan while Gorman pauses for pitching health with Mike Moore unavailable. Boulder City threatens perfect season as Clark aims to spoil and defend past state champs status.
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Vilas and Borg Set WCT Final Showdown in Dallas
Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeated Dick Stockton 7-5 6-4 6-1 in Dallas to advance to the World Championship Tennis final against Bjorn Borg. Borg crushed Harold Solomon 7-5 6-0 6-3 to reach the title match for the third straight year.
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Rebel Wins Thrilling Third at West Coast Relays
UNLV's Al McClure surged to a third place in the college division at the 49th West Coast Relays in Fresno on his final jump, overcoming a fifth place standing. Teammate Levant Carey pulled a groin and Doug Allen injured a back during warmups. Metcalf scheduled for javelin Saturday.
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Baseball Standings and NFL Signings Highlight Week
New York Jets sign third round draft pick Greg Buttle from Penn State to a series of one year contracts. Washington Redskins add free agent tight end Jean Fugett after his 38 receptions for 488 yards in his fourth year with Dallas. Also notes Kansas at Baltimore and Cleveland at California games with evening starts, plus Sunday matchups Texas at Boston and New York at Oakland.
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Western takes divisional track title as rivals move up
Western wins the divisional title with 41 points while Las Vegas and Eldorado tie for second at 31 and Rancho 26. Chaparral edges Clark in the Sunset 46 44. Western coach Nancy Stenger credits balance and a quick protest that let Sunrise 440 relay teams reach Zone. Maureen Thompson and Clark’s Coleman share a split victory as Clark dominates six winners.
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Warriors Edge Suns 99 91 to Take 2-1 Lead
Golden State defeated Phoenix 99 91 as Phil Smith scored 15 points in the second half to fuel the comeback. Jamaal Wilkes led with 22 points, Gus Williams added 14 off the bench, while Rick Barry struggled with 12 points. Paul Westphal led Phoenix with 24, as the Warriors overcame a 9 point first half deficit and pulled away in the second half to grab the three game series edge.
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Standard Holds Golf Invitational Opens At Tropicana CC
The fifth annual Standard Wholesale Supply tournament tees off Saturday at Tropicana Country Club with a 7 am shotgun start. Pairings show 18 groups across tees with players from Gary Crowe to Mario Drago and Howdy Wells among listed participants.
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Birdlegs Jensen Set to Fight Espada at the Forum
Las Vegas flyweight No 1, Birdlegs Jensen, meets Gary Espada of Mexico in a 10 rounder at the Forum Inglewood as a TV prelim to Zarate Martinez WBC title bout. Jensen’s only loss was to Lupe Pintor at the Forum on Sept 20.
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Jordan's Sentence To Be Reviewed
Shelby Jordan of the New England Patriots faces a review July 30 for possible reduction of his two year youth corrections sentence after serving three months. Pettine says the four year indeterminate term best serves justice and Jordan may be released on probation if possible. If freed this summer Rozelle will decide on his NFL return.
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Girl's Softball Boulder City Summary
A partial scoreboard fragment shows players from Clark and Hastings districts. Mentions of Patton Gatlin Hackett Sutton Wiely Sanders Williams and Dunbar Gray indicate infield and outfield positions with team abbreviations BC and C. The text lacks full context or complete game details.
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