Labor Day Golf Event Features Pro division Horse Race
Village Country Club schedules a Labor Day weekend with a pro division horse race and club championship finals in all flights. First round matches run Aug 29–Sep 4, followed by three rounds over the Labor Day weekend. Entries closed Aug 25 and first-round pairings post Aug 26.
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Margaret Kunkel
Reds falter as Dodgers tighten grip on NL West
Reds manager Sparky Anderson worries about a skid as Cincinnati falls 4-1 to the Mets. Jerry Koosman held the Reds to two runs through seven and Tony Cloninger walked four in the loss that widened Cincinnati's division lead to 10 games with six weeks left. The Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 2-1, keeping pressure on the Mets in the East.
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McNally blanks Angels for 19th pitching win
Baltimore lefty Dave McNally fired six hits in a 5-0 win over the California Angels to push the Orioles 10 games clear atop the American League East. Brooks Robinson hit a three run homer. Boog Powell left with a bruised heel.
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Dodgers win 2-1 as Osteen hurls despite eye injury
Claude Osteen pitches a complete game despite double vision from an eye hit to earn a 2-1 Dodgers victory over the Pirates. Bill Sudakis also stars behind the plate in Los Angeles third straight win after three losses.
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Vikings win first round tourney game in Lompoc softball
The Lompoc Vikings captured first round wins at the Channel Cities AA girls softball tournament. In Yearling division they beat Ventura Zeppelins 12 9. Colt division action saw Pico’s Ponys fall to Ventura 8 0 and Sims defeat Pets 12 8.
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Pro Football Roundup Potential Super Bowl Preview Clash
Rams and Raiders, top contenders in their conferences, square off in Los Angeles as two of the league’s top quarterbacks, Gabriel and Lamonica, aim to heal from injuries ahead of a high profile exhibition.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results National League East
National League East standings show Pittsburgh leading with 68 wins and 54 losses, New York 65–57, Chicago 64–61, St Louis 98–66, Philadelphia 269-444, Montreal 44–70, and more. Friday results include Philadelphia 9, Houston 3. Montreal 6, Atlanta 4. New York 4, Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 1, Pittsburgh 1. St Louis 14, San Diego 8. Chicago 5, San Francisco 1.
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Casper takes three stroke lead at Avco Classic
Billy Casper shot five under 67 to move from two behind to a three stroke edge at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Chuck Couran narrowed the gap while Dan Sikes faded to five strokes back, with Chi Chi Rodriguez Villa Vega Medina Figueroa de la Cruz Perez and Weiskopf among others chasing.
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Johns Manville maintains perfect Slo-Pitch lead
The Johns Manville softball team remained undefeated at 7–0 by beating the Doctors, who dropped to 6–1. In other games Linde's Bar edged Pizza Palace 3–2 then routed Phillips 66 10–0, Employees beat Tom's Toys 6–5, Calvary beat First Southern 3–2, and Nazarene shut out 4-Square 9–0 as Penner earned the win with a five-hitter.
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