Nolan Tosses Six Perfect Inning RedsRoll Over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds crushed Philadelphia Phillies 10-0 as Gary Nolan pitched six perfect frames and finished with a three hitter. Johnny Bench drove in four runs including a fourth inning single and a homer to spark a 6-0 lead. Lee May added two triples and Pete Rose added an RBI single as Cincinnati pulled away.
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Dodgers Tyler Sutton Breaks Chicago Jinx in 4-2 Win
Don Sutton improved to 14 11 with four hits allowed as he beat the Cubs 4-2. Jim Brewer and Pete Mikkelson preserved the eighth inning after Sutton departed in the eighth. Sizemore Davis Kosco Sudakis and Lefebvre contributed key hits as the Dodgers built a cushion with two insurance runs in the eighth. Lefebvre returned from reserve duty and Mota came back from an injury to anchor the lineup.
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Tigers Rout White Sox Behind Lolich Eight Two
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich improved to 15-5 as the Tigers beat Chicago 8-2. Norm Cash collected his 16th homer amid a 14-hit Detroit attack, delivering a bases loaded rally in the fourth and a three-run seventh, sealing the win for New York.
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Yankees Nineth In Surge Beats Athletics 5-1
New York rallying to a 5-1 win over Oakland with a three homer barrage in the sixth inning. Bobby Murcer Thurman Munson and Gene Michael homered in five pitches to break a 1-1 tie. Roy White earlier homered as the Yankees reach 57-57 for the season.
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Deadline Thursday For Youth Football Registration
Youth football sign up ends Thursday for this fall's Youth Football League. Registration forms are at three local sporting goods firms and must be submitted there. Eligible players are ages 10 to 12 and 13 year olds not yet in eighth grade.
Expos Fall as Astros Win 4-1 Behind Lemaster
Houston defeated Montreal 4-1 as Denny Lemaster shut down the Expos. Denis Menke drove in a run with a triple and two RBIs while Curt Blefary contributed nine hits in the series of tight situations. Gary Sutherland homered for Montreal, its only score off Lemaster who improved to 9-5.
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White-McKinney Lorenzo Victors In Lorenzo Partnership
Ronnie White and Robert McKinney shot 11 under to win the Lorenzo Partnership Golf Tournament by three strokes. They topped Jim Fullingim and Ted Watts, who finished second at 128 over two days. The champions posted a 125 total, 19 under par, at the Lorenzo layout, with Watts and Fullingim at 128.
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Portales Golf Duo Sets Record in Partnership Tournament
Carl Richardson and Bill Powell won the Portales Partnership Golf Tournament with a 189 total, three under par, after 63 62 64 scores. Powell from Levelland and Richardson from Portales have now claimed the title five times in eight years, breaking last year’s record by three strokes.
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FW Legion Team Out Of Tourney
FW Legion team exits tournament amid disqualification as Paes cites a rule violation. Officials announced the decision after review, with no suspension details provided and no immediate appeal reported.
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U S Boxer Wins Bout in Vegas Despite Early Struggles
In Las Vegas Fred Little weighed 155 pounds and fought a scheduled ten round bout on Saturday. The article notes Ngids' nonresident fishermen paid more than one hundred dollars in 1988 to fish Nebraska waters.
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Butkus Denies Bite Allegation in Bears Dolphins Clash
In a 16-10 Bears win over the Dolphins, Dick Butkus denied biting an official amid postgame melee. Miami led 10-3 before a fight sparked by the pile, and Jack Concannon connected with Dick Gordon for a 43-yard score as Chicago rallied. Gale Sayers ran 69 yards on 15 carries despite knee issues.
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Mets Shuts Out Braves Behind Agee Hat Trick
Tommie Agee belted his 19th homer and collected three hits to lift the New York Mets to a 3-0 win over the Atlanta Braves. Agee powered the offense as Mets pitchers kept Atlanta off the board.
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Sam McDowell Dominates Royals In Indians Season Finale
Sam McDowell pitched a three hit effort with 14 strikeouts to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 1 victory over the Kansas City Royals in the last season meeting between the clubs. Duke Sims hit a three run homer in the first inning as Cleveland built an early lead.
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SWC Players Exert Brain Retention Rates Rise
An AP tally from the Dallas Times Herald shows 165 of 309 SWC recruits from 1966 remain in uniform as seniors or redshirt juniors, a 50.1 percent retention—highest in five years. SMU leads at 61.5 percent, Baylor 61.1, TCU 60.5, Texas Tech 55.2, Arkansas 37.7. 16 of 22 bluechip 1966 prospects still play.
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Pagan leads Pirates past Padres in twin bill
Jose Pagan hit a tie breaking homer and a key triple in game one and added a two run shot in game two as the Pittsburgh Pirates swept San Diego 7 5 and 8 5. Manny Sanguillen contributed four hits in the opener and Carl Taylor drove in runs in the nightcap.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From A Busy Day
American League results include Detroit 8 Chicago 9, California 9 Boston 8, Cleveland 8 Kansas City 5, New York 5 Oakland 1 Baltimore 3. Minnesota 0 and Washington 7 Beattle 5. National League reports San Francisco 7 St Louis 1 and San Diego 4 Chicago 2 with several games listed and postponed notes.
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Birds Cuellar In One Hitter Sealed By Blazing Orioles
Orioles ace Mike Cuellar carried a two run lead into the ninth before Cesar Tovar spoiled the no hitter bid with one out in the ninth. Baltimore defeated Minnesota 2 0 as Boog Powell hit his 31st homer and Elrod Hendricks added another run. Paul Blair made a spectacular catch and Don Buford saved two more in left field.
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California Slams Red Sox 9 1 in Sunday rout
California Angels beat Boston Red Sox 9 to 1 as Bill Voss, with three hits and four RBIs, powered the offense. Lonborg struggled early, and California pulled ahead with a first inning rally including Voss’s double and Aurelio Rodriguez’s RBI single.
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Stroud's pinch triple lifts Senators past Seattle 7 5
Washington battles back to beat Seattle 7 5 as Ed Stroud delivers a go ahead pinch triple in the eighth tying the game before Paul Casanova's single drives home the winning run. Del Unsey Brant Allen contribute in late innings.
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