All-Stars Upset Raiders 2 1 In Thompson Park Thriller
Lompoc All-Stars defeat ASA junior national champions Sepulveda Raiders 2 to 1 in a Tuesday night exhibition at Thompson Park. Jan Jeffers limited Raiders to six pitches in the first inning, and the two unearned runs in the third gave Lompoc the lead they would hold.
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Connors Defies Hecklers In Wimbledon First Round
Jimmy Connors wearing a steel thumb splint faced boos from 15 000 center court fans and still cruised to a 6 3 6 2 6 4 victory over Britain’s Richard Lewis in the centenary championships. He described the jeers as fueling performance and noted a doctor’s finger check after practice. He missed Monday’s champions ceremony drawing organizer displeasure.
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Red Sox roll to 7-0 win and widen AL East lead
Boston defeats Baltimore 7-0 as Luis Tiant hurls a two hit shutout. George Scott and Jim Rice homer in the fourth, while Mickey Stanley and Tito Fuentes go deep for Detroit in a 5-2 victory over the Yankees.
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Henderson Delivers 11th Inning HR For Mets Over Braves
Steve Henderson, in his first major league homer, capped a 5-2 Mets win over Atlanta with a three-run blast in the 11th. Henderson, a Seaver trade pickup, started as defensive sub and showed he can handle an everyday role while Ed Kranepool rested.
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Rangers fire Frank Lucchesi over boos and poor crowds
Texas Rangers replace manager Frank Lucchesi with Eddie Stanky after a season marked by fan boos and weak attendance. Lucchesi moves to an administrative role while Stanky prepares to take over for tonight's game against the Minnesota Twins. Robinson notes the staff remains intact as rumors had circulated.
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Steinbrenner Reasserts Control of Yankees After Locker Room Rift
George Steinbrenner, facing internal strife, told Billy Martin he must meet key demands and engage with club operations. He met with Martin, Gabe Paul, and players including Reggie Jackson and Thurman Munson, and then addressed the team about unity and racial respect.
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