Mets top Dodgers 1 0 to extend slump in NL action
Sparky Anderson renewed for two years as the Reds drop seven straight and sit 10 percent behind the Dodgers in the NL West. The Mets beat the Dodgers 1-0 as Craig Swan pitched a three-hitter and Doug Ray took the loss for Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Cincinnati lost to St. Louis 9-8 while Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Montreal won other NL games.
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White Sox rally past Red Sox to grab pennant bid
Chicago erased a 6-1 deficit with three late hits to beat Boston 8-7 on national TV. Eric Soderholm and Jim Spencer homered, Brian Downing delivered the game winner, while Lerrin LaGrow earned the victory.
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Yanks owner questions Martin control of the club
New York owner George Steinbrenner criticized Billy Martin for allowing players to misbehave and speculated on his future with the Yankees. He praised key players Reggie Jackson Mickey Rivers Thurman Munson and Chris Chambliss and warned the next two weeks would be crucial for the pennant chase.
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Distance Club Runners Active At Cayucas And Wharf-to-Wharf
Lom poc Valley Distance Club members had a busy weekend with two events. At Cayucas six mile Run-for-Fun 660 runners, Bob Nunez led the club in 33 05 for 20th while Ray Gil won 50 and over in 36 19. Sunday Santa Cruz to Capitola Wharf-to-Wharf saw Benton Hart win in 27 05 and Joe Sciame lead club runners with 33 19 for 129th. 1630 total runners.
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Aguilar to Lead North in 10th Santa Barbara County All Star
Terry Day reports Lompoc High standout Richard Aguilar will anchor the North defense at middle guard in the 10th annual Santa Barbara County All star game at La Playa Stadium Santa Barbara. Ed Knowles Cabrillo coaches the North with assistants and Ken Dial notes ticket sales support the local Boys Club.
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Mt View Hollister Lead Babe Ruth Tourney Contenders
The Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament heads into day four with Salinas vs Central Coast at Lompoc High and Lompoc facing Lodi. Mountain View shutout Manteca 3-0 behind Randy Harrell, while Hollister edged Orange Belt 6-2 despite seven errors.
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Ali Admits Possible Longer Ring Career Amid Wealth Drive
Muhammad Ali vows to fight on, chasing ten million in tax free bonds and defending his title, while planning bouts with Earnie Shavers Alfie Righetti and rivals. He says he will retire with the title intact if possible and aims to help people worldwide through boxing. The article notes his confidence, race and religious views, and the risk of aging in the sport. It also mentions the Santa Barbara County Fair 10 mile run and Mark Fidrych being placed on the 21 day DL with tendonitis.
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