Cabrillo Congs complete 16-0 summer with 80 28 win
Cabrillo completed a perfect summer season by beating Bishop Diego 80 to 28 in Mesa League play to finish 7-0 in the league and 9-0 in the Righetti League for a 16-0 overall. Standings show Cab atop 7-0 with Righetti 5-2 and Santa Ynez 5-2.
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Still Leads Canadian Open After First Round in Toronto
Ken Still, winless since 1970, carried a one stroke edge after shooting five under 65 at Mississaugua Golf Club. Lee Trevino and Rik Massengale followed at 66 as 30 players broke par. Still benefited from officials erasing a two stroke penalty for illegally marking his ball.
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Men’s League results with multiple high scoring games
Pallbearer's edged Martin Marietta 13 to 3 as Steve Foreman collected four hits including a triple. Perry Smith added a triple and a single. Randy Wahl had two hits. Tom Kuenning led the losers with two hits. Chucks beat Haselmo's 16 to 8 behind Brad Tooley's three extra base hits and Bill Hunt's three hits. G I Forum defeated NP I 15 to 9 with John Martinez, Vince Garcia and Ruben Soto among key contributors. Ken Kelley, Jerry Hernandez and Richard Hepp each had two hits for NP I.
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Bill Hunt
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Pat Dampier
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Standings and results from the National League East and West
National League East standings list Philadelphia leading with 50 wins and 46 losses followed by St. Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago New York. West standings show Los Angeles with 65 34 and Cincinnati 60 40 with several teams around .500. Thursday results include Phillies 10 Chicago 2 and Atlanta 1 San Diego 0. Tonight and tomorrow's matchups feature Lonborg Seaver and other stars across multiple cities.
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Baseball Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Wynn LA with 22 home runs Cedeno Hou and Schmidt Phil 19 Bench Cin 18 Perez Cin and L May Hou 17. Cedeno Hou leads with 75 runs followed by Wynn LA 71 Schmidt Phil 69 Bench Cin 68 Garvey LA 67. American League top hitters show D Allen Chi 26 Mayberry KC 19 Jackson Oak 17 Hendrick Cleo Briggs Mil Bur roughs Tex 16. Bur roughs Tex 73 and D Allen Chi 70 lead American League RBI and runs scoreboard includes Rudi Oak 63 Bando Oak 61 Henderson Chi and Murcer NY 60.
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Rams rookies prepare scrimmage amid strike
Los Angeles Rams rookies and free agents held two workouts in Fullerton in readiness for a Saturday scrimmage with the Denver Broncos as regulars honor the NFL Players Association strike. Coach Chuck Knox will field a rookie-heavy lineup.
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Latterman Delivers as Stars Rally Past Bell
Moses Latterman, recalled after a brief cut, kicked a 40 yard field goal with 3:12 left to lift the Philadelphia Stars to a 17-15 World Football League win over the Philadelphia Bell. It marked coach Dave Parilli’s first victory and first season win. Bob Gladieux scored the Stars’ earlier touchdown.
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Bando Leads A's Comeback After Knee Injury
Oakland third baseman Sal Bando, sidelined by a knee injury, returns with a two run homer and a solo shot as the A's beat the Minnesota Twins 5-1. Vida Blue fires a three hitter for the win. Cleveland and Boston also win games.
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