Butler Delivers First Major League Shutout
Kansas City pitcher Bill Butler defeats the California Angels 1-0 for his first major league shutout. Butler earns a 4-3 record after six innings plus a complete game, outdueling Tom Murphy who also threw a four-hitter. Pat Kelly drives in the lone run on Bob Oliver's grounder as Lou Piniella makes a leaping catch to stop a sixth-inning rally. Butler credits his fastball as the key pitch and notes his tough ninth inning as fatigue set in.
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Richie Admits He's Not a Pro
Philadelphia AP Rich Allen the Phillies first baseman says his problem is not talent but learning to be a professional. He told sports telecaster Al Meltzer he might play in Japan or South America or pursue another business while facing an $80,000 a year fine and about $500 a day.
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All Stars Fall 1 0 On Unearned Run At Quigley Field
Emporia earned a fifth inning unearned run to defeat Lawrence 1 to 0 at Quigley Field. Ted Blake reached on an error, stole second, scored on a sac fly, while pitcher Larry Elliott earned the win. Lawrence ace Bob Helm took the loss on one hit. The All Stars head to Manhattan before the state tournament in Wichita.
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LTC to Hold Relay Saturday at Haskell
Lawrence Track Club sponsors a 10 mile two man relay at 10 a m Saturday at Haskell Stadium. Open to all high school age and older. Medals awarded to the first three winning teams.
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Baseball and Basketball Results Across Divisions
Results show East and West divisions with wins by New York over St Louis and Chicago over Montreal, plus Mets and Dodgers on track. Friday games include Montreal at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh, with several league matchups listed and standings condensed.
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Cale Yarborough Grinds Toward Firecracker 400 Pole
Daytona Beach Florida AP Cale Yarborough seeks a third straight win in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona with a pole pace world record 190.706 mph in qualifying His team adds insulation to combat 150 degree track heat as 400 hopefuls brace for a hot race against Lee Roy Yarbrough who qualified ninth at 182.090 mph in a 40 car field
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