Brewers win with lineup hat draw against White Sox
Milwaukee pulled a 9 8 victory over Chicago as Del Crandall shuffled the lineup by drawing names from a hat. Robin Yount batted ninth, Hank Aaron hit in the sixth spot, Kurt Bevacqua cleaned up, and Bobby Mitchell led off with a three run homer fueling a five run fourth inning. Mitchell’s homer was the club’s first in nine games.
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National and American League leaders are listed for runs batted in, stolen bases, and pitching wins losses. Notable names include Garvey Bench Wynn Morgan Patek Sutton Seaver Kaat Ryan Palmer and others with team abbreviations LA Hou Cin Min Tex Oak NY SF Chi Cal Bal.
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Walker Cupper Withdraws on Injury at St Andrews
Peter Hedges of the British and Irish Walker Cup team withdrew with a head injury after a fall at his hotel. Doctors treated him and non playing captain Dr. David Marsh decided he was not fit to participate in the day's play at St Andrews.
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Persistent Mike Riordan a triumph of grit
Washington Bullets forward Mike Riordan, a gritty at heart player, rises from a rough path to NBA finals hero. His rise from overlooked high school to Knicks and Bullets, his persistence through setbacks, and the moment he tames a stubborn projector mirror his enduring tenacity.
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Cabrillo Names MVP and Award Winners for Baseball Season
Cabrillo held its season finale awards banquet with John Null named MVP for his five position play including pitcher and catcher. Carlton Roberts earned Outstanding Pitcher, Kelly Hubbard Coach's Award, Kirk Dalton Most Inspirational, Bill Watters Golden Glove, and Ray Dahlmann led in batting average .380 RBIs 18 and hits 27 while tied for runs with 14.
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Cabrillo Honors Track Stars In Annual Awards
Cabrillo High announces award winners from its track program. David Taylor earns Most Valuable Player for his league 100 meter title 10.0 and league mile relay, with a 22.5 220 and 440 relay contributions. Bob Zorich named Most Outstanding Athlete for a 4:22.1 mile, mile relay, and multiple dual meet triples.
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MLB standings and results from Tuesday and schedule
National League East standings show Chicago atop with 23 wins, followed by Pittsburgh and New York, while Montreal and Los Angeles hold lower positions. Tuesday results include Atlanta 7 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5. West shows San Francisco 1, New York blanked 4, and St. Louis 7 San Diego 1. Upcoming games list multiple doubleheaders and night matches with pitchers Morton, Bonham, Spillner, McGlothen, Roberts, Brett, Falcone, Carlton, Blair, Nolan, Ray, and Matlack against opponents such as Atlanta, Chicago, San Diego, St. Louis, Houston, Philadelphia, Montreal, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and New York.
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Jurgensen Rejects WFL Bid After Namath Declines
Sonny Jurgensen, top NFL passer and recently released by the Redskins, turned down a bid from the World Football League Philadelphia Bell. The move follows Broadway Joe Namath's rejection of a multimillion offer from the Chicago Wind.
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