Wood Fires White Sox Past Royals 3-0 For 20th Win
Wilbur Wood pitched five innings of no run ball to become Chicago White Sox first 20-game winner in seven years as Ken Harrelson and Pat Roche provided offense in a 3-0 victory over Kansas City. Buck Martinez and Carlos May contributed in the late innings.
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Rockets Trade Cunningham for Block in NBA Move
The Milwaukee Bucks send reserve Dick Cunningham to Houston for veteran forward John Block. Cunningham, 25, spent three NBA seasons with the Bucks. Block, 6-10, began with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1966 and averaged 13.7 points in five seasons.
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Dodgers rally past Padres to extend win streak
Los Angeles defeats San Diego 6-3 to run their winning streak to six and pull within three games of NL West leader San Francisco. Willie Crawford opened the key seventh inning rally with a walk, Garvey and Haller drove in runs, and a passed ball followed by Buckner’s RBI capped the frame.
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Patek Otis Create AL Stealing Record Pair
Kansas City Royals base runners Fred Patek and Amos Otis set the American League single season team mark with their 97th steal in a game against the Chicago White Sox, surpassing the 1917 pace by other clubs and tying Ray Chapman Bragee Roth for Cleveland totals in a historic stealing effort.
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Grambling Coach Says Major Opponents Possible But Not WeektoWeek
Grambling coach Eddie Robinson notes the 4000student program could compete with major teams on a prepared basis but lacks manpower for weekly battles. He cites freshmen limits and NCAA division, recalls past recruiting fights with LSU and Mississippi schools, and highlights current standout players Salomon Cannon Billy Norman and John Mendenhall as key prospects.
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Pirates blank Expos to stay NL lead in tight race
Nelson Briles and the Pirates shut out Montreal 4-0 to maintain a 54 game edge over the Reds atop the NL East. Key moments include Rennie Stennett opening the first with a double and Bob Robertson delivering a run on a ninth inning sacrifice fly as Pittsburgh pulled away late.
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Brewers Hold Off Angels in 4-3 Thriller
Milwaukee's John Priggs hit his 18th homer sealing a three run rally. Ken Sanders earned his fifth save as Milwaukee beat California 4-3 in Anaheim. Cleveland beat New York 5-2 with Roy Foster and Nettles homering for the Indians.
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Twins rally in 10th to beat A's 7 3 in wild extra innings
Cesar To var delivered a two run single in the 10th as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Oakland A's 7 3 in a game marked by Reggie Jackson's two homers for Oakland and a 3 run blast by George Mitterwald for Minnesota. Vida Blue started for Oakland but did not figure in the decision.
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Giants End Skid With 6 1 Win Over Braves
San Francisco Giants snap a seven game slide by beating the Atlanta Braves 6 1. Tito Fuentes and Bobby Bonds hit early homers and John Cumberland earned his fourth win as the Giants stay three games behind the Dodgers in the NL West.
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Tigers Nip Bosox 3-2 in tight Detroit win
Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 as Tony Taylor and Al Kaline homer helped support a strong pitchers' duel. Les Cain and Tom Timmerman combined to allow only three hits for the Tigers.
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