Woodward and Foster spark Reds past Mets in skid-breaker
Cincinnati Reds snap a seven game losing streak with a 6-4 win over the New York Mets. Woody Woodward driven in two runs with a double and a single while George Foster hit his sixth homer. Tom Seaver took the loss as the Mets dropped to 10-5 with eight defeats in nine games. Wayne Granger homered in the eighth for Cincinnati and relief pitching by Clay Carroll and Joe Gibbon preserved the victory.
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George Foster
Tom Seaver
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Joe Gibbon
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Ken Singleton
Pete Rose
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Pat Corrales
Pirates rout Braves as Stargell Hebner lead win
Pittsburgh hammered 16 hits to beat Atlanta 11 2 extending a five game streak. Stargell hit a three run homer in the sixth and leads with 29 homers and 85 RBIs while Hebner added a two run shot and Sanguillen cleared the bases with a bases loaded triple in the fifth. A Pirates triple play occurred in the seventh.
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Richie Hebner
Manny Sanguillen
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Pirates
Sonny Jackson
Hal King
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Hebner
Leo Foster
Dave Cash
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Foster
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Steve Barber
Siebner
Sanguillen
Jim Nash
11th inning squeeze bunt lifts Tigers over Senators 1-0
Ed Brinkman delivered a squeeze bunt in the 11th, bringing home Jim Northrup for Detroit after a scoreless game. Joe Coleman pitched 10 scoreless innings before Fred Sherman finished the 11th to earn the win as Casey Cox took the loss for Washington in a tense lone run affair.
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Casey Cox
Pete Broberg
Joe Coleman
Fred Sherman
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Hughes Captures Arena Park Supermodified Victory
Carroll Hughes started third and won his season's first supermodified feature at Arena Park, fending off Amarillo rivals Tony De Allesio and Billy Joe Smith as Larry Johnson swept the sportsman division with semi and feature wins. Racing resumes next Friday at the three eighths mile oval.
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Cleveland Signs Staroba To Pact
The Cleveland Browns announced that Paul Staroba of Michigan, their third round pick, has signed his 197 contract. Staroba, a 6 foot 3 inch 203 pounder, did Michigan punting and led the Big Ten with a 41.5 yard punt average. He will report to Browns camp at Hiram, Ohio, with other rookies on Sunday.
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Horlen Dominates Brewers As White Sox Win 4-1
Chicago right hander Joel Horlen stifled Milwaukee on seven hits to lift the White Sox to a 4-1 victory. A four-run second inning backed Horlen as he retired 10 straight and improved to 4-6, while Jim Slaton took the loss after yielding the early rally led by Pat Kelly, Rick Reichardt, and Carlo May. Frank Tepedino drove in Milwaukee’s only run in the fourth on an error.
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Patek Hits For Cycle as Royals Rally Past Twins
Fred Patek hit for the cycle and Paul Schaal added back to back ninth inning homers off Jim Perry as the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 12 to 8. Patek doubled in the first and scored on Schaal’s single while Amos Otis drove in two with a second inning single.
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Renko Fires One-Hitter As Expos Stop Phillies
Montreal pitcher Steve Renko held Philadelphia to a single in the first inning and no other hits in a 3-0 Expos win. Renko walked six but escaped trouble, while Ron Fairly and Renko drove in the first run with a fourth inning sequence and the Expos added two more in a later frame.
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Furr's Notches 5-0 Victory in AL Play
In an American Legion game, Mike Bewley and Gary Poul led Furr's with six hits four runs and three RBIs. Bewley went 3-for-3 scoring three times Poul 3-for-3 with three RBIs. Paul slugged a two run triple and a single while John Rossi added a seventh inning run. Allen Brothers managed three hits led by Donnie Edwards.
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Palmer Delivers 11th Victory as Orioles Beat Indians 4-1
Jim Palmer earned his 11th win in a 4-1 Baltimore victory over Cleveland. The Orioles pushed across all runs aided by two passed balls from Chuck Hinton, a hit batsman, and four walks in the first inning, then added on with a bases-loaded walk sequence and a sacrifice fly. Palmer allowed five hits and struck out 13, while Cleveland starter Steve Dunning yielded six walks and three baserunners in the opening frame.
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Padres Edge Chicago 1-0 in twilight opener
Ed Spiezio drove in the only run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly as San Diego beat Chicago 1-0. Bob Miller earned the save with relief in the ninth, securing Dave Roberts' win in the first game of a twilight doubleheader.
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Denver City Hosts Summer Cinder Track Meet
Denver City will host a track meet at the high school track as part of the summer program. It begins with preliminaries at 9 a.m. and runs field events, with running finals at 1 36 p.m. The event is open to boys and girls ages 9 through 18.
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Stottlemyre homers and pitches four hitter in Yankees win
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a four hitter and hit a tie breaking seventh inning home run to lift the New York Yankees to a 5 2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Stottlemyre, 97, connected off Gary Peters with two outs in the seventh for his first homer of the season and sixth of his career. Roy White added a run scoring triple and Felipe Alou drove in a run with a single as New York broke a 2-2 tie.
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Ruidoso Race Meet Results and Notable Finishes
Reports from Ruidoso detail multiple horse races with finish times and earnings. Notable runners include Quinel la and Venture, with payouts listed and track distances noted.
Cardinals Rally To Sweep Astros In Doubleheader
Julian Javier powered a 9-5 nightcap win with two triples driving in four as the St. Louis Cardinals swept Houston in a two game Friday doubleheader. Steve Carlton earlier won 5-2 in the opener, with Cal Maxvill and Joe Torre contributing key runs.
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Friday's Results Highlight Early Baseball League Games
The box scores show New York 1 Boston 4 and Cleveland 1 Washington 0. Minnesota defeats Chicago 6 4 while Milwaukee wins 1. San Diego edges Chicago 1 0 and Philadelphia 6 New York 4. Houston loses 2 1 to Los Angeles. standings are listed with several other results.
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Crowns Decided In City II Loop
In the Southwest Little League Pee Wee playoffs Bowman Lamiber edged Montgomery Motors to claim the Ti-18 title, while Tearry Mart led Western Wrecking past Bowman Lumber 228 for the Pee Wee crown. Bowman Lumber won the final two of a three game set after Montgomery Motors took the opener. Danny Mart won key games to seal the series. The new champions finished the regular season 1 5 2 and Western Wrecking completed a 4 3 record.
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California Governor to Receive Noted Award at NYC Dinner
California Governor Fonslid Wo Regan will receive the Na thoano Perithadl Foundatem's 97 Medd Mi Testis award at the Football Hall of Fame dinner in New York City. Details indicate Reagan governs as California leader amid sports ties to Fabeka Collene, a three year varsity football player and swimming team captain.
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