Mayberry Keeps Kansas City Hot With Four RBI Day
Kansas City Royals first baseman John Mayberry slugged his 26th homer and drove in four runs in a 9-1 win over the Cleveland Indians. He extended a hot stretch, lifting his RBI total to 81 and his average to .282 while extending his hitting streak to 14 games. Whitey Herzog praised the club’s resurgence as they chase Oakland in the West, with Mayberry fueling the attack.
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Cleveland
John Mayberry
Big John
Kansas City Royals
Mayberry
Cleveland Indians
Texas
Eric Raich
Royals
Whitey Herzog
Oakland Athletics
Herzog
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Indians
Frank Robinson
Oakland
al Fitzmorris
Nelson Briles
Briles
Pele Feels Fit After St Louis Exhibition Victory
Pele declared the leg is OK after 90 minutes as 10,180 fans watched the St Louis Stars beat Pele’s New York Cosmos 2 1 in an exhibition. Gene Geimer and John Pisani scored for the Stars, while Mirko Liveric assisted Pele on the Cosmos goal. The Stars’ Al Trost suffered a possible with ankle injury late, and Cosmos trialists Ramon Mifflin and Nessi Morais joined the lineup.
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Pele
St. Louis Stars
New York Cosmos
Dallas
Cosmos
Europe
Volved
Stars
al Trost
John Sewell
Los Angeles
Sewell
Mirko Liveric
Gene Geimer
John Carenza
John Pisani
Santos
Brazil
Ramon Mifflin
Peru
Nessi Morais
Reitz Sheds Goat's Role To Keep Cards Moving Up
In St Louis, Ken Reitz hit a 10th inning homer to lift the Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres, ending a late rally and avoiding a squeeze bunt miscue earlier. The win, part of a four-game streak, kept St Louis within striking distance in the NL East as Ron Fairly and Tito Fuentes contributed key hits.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Reitz
Reitz
San Diego Padres
Ron Fairly
San Diego
Tito Fuentes
Busch Stadium
Fairly
Padres
Joe McIntosh
Ted Simmons
Reggie Smith
Reits
Bill Greif
Mike Tyson
Bake McBride
John McNamara
Rich Folkers
Lou Brock
Folkers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Hames
al Hrabosky
Fuentes
Hrabosky
Tito
Phillies
Gary Matthews
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pirates
Matthews
Dick Ruthven
Gene Garber
Cardinals Edge Chiefs 10-3 In Ragged Exhibition
Cardinals coach Don Coryell and Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin voiced disappointment after St Louis won 10-3 in Kansas City. Gary Keithley connected with Eddie Moss for a fourth quarter TD as Jim Bakken added a field goal. Jan Stenerud booted KC’s lone score.
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Kansas City
Don Coryell
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Wiggin
Kansas City Chiefs
Coryell
Cardinals
Chiefs
Wiggin
Gary Keithley
St. Louis
Eddie Moss
Jim Bakken
Keithley
Eddie
J. ¥. Cain
Moss
J. W
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Bakken
Len Dawson
Terry Metcalf
Jim Otis
Pro Baseball Scoreboard From The National League Standings
Daily scoreboard summary lists teams with records and pythagorean style stats. Results include Los Angeles 2 New York 0 Cincinnati 9 Montreal 1 Philadelphia 11 San Francisco Chicago St Louis and San Diego 1 3 2 10 innings and Monday games with matchups Pittsburgh at Atlanta Chicago at Cincinnati San Francisco at Montreal San Diego at New York St Louis at Houston and more details
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Mets
Don Sutton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Pirates
Houston
Astros
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Francisco
Phila
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
New ‘York
Chicago
West Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Francisca
San Diego
Atlanta
GAO
New York
Philadelphia
St Louis
tHofite
Candelaria
Thompson
R. Reuschel
Darcy
Halicki
Rogers
Jones
Mallachk
Baseball standings and results from AL East and West
The record sheet shows AL East standings with teams Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland and Milwaukee in mixed listings, plus West teams Kansas City Chicago Texas Minnesota California and Detroit. It lists Saturday results Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit Texas Milwaukee Boston Oakland and Sunday results Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Milwaukee Texas California New York Boston Oakland and multiple pending games with pitchers and records noted for several matchups.
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Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Tiger Bats
Twins
Houk
Kansas City
Cleveland
Oakland
Chicago
Baltimore
California
New York
Milwaukee
Texas
Blyleven
Coacb Pet
HOP
Milwaukee SF
Abe Tom
Detroit
West Jaxland
Sansas City
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Minnesota
Texan
Busby
Saltimore
Casllar
Texas Ferry
Beroi
LaGrow
Amthesota
Butler
Swanson and Irion Lead City Golf Qualifiers
Mike Swanson and George Irion led about 65 golfers at Arthur Hills for the city tournament qualifiers. Both shot 77 to share low honors in the 18 hole preliminaries, with Jack Spurrier at 78 and Larry Rose at 79. A final round of 18 holes is scheduled next Sunday at Myr baa byt.
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Mike Swanson
George Irion
Arthur Hills
Swanson
Irion
Jack Spurrier
Larry Rose
Blown Gasket Doesn't Stop Sprint Winner
Jefferson City report: Jim Jenkins in the Slater sprinter won the 25-lap super sprint main at Capital Speedway despite oiling and a blown gasket with 10 laps remaining. Jenkins led Bill Utz by over a straightaway. Utz is a former IMCA sprint champ and current Missouri standings leader.
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Jim Jenkins
Slater
Capital Speedway
Jenkins
Bill Utz
Sedalia
Jerry Smith
Columbia
Utz
Missouri
Cliff Powell
Hannibal
Nicklaus Aims Higher After PGA Victory Grand Slam Goal Renewed
Jack Nicklaus won his fourth PGA Championship at Firestone by two strokes, 276 total, earning 45,000 and signaling a renewed push for the Grand Slam. He said he remains at his peak and wants five U.S. Open titles, matching Walter Hagen, while acknowledging 1975 may be remembered as the year the Grand Slam slipped away.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Walter Hagen
U.S
Bruce Crampton
Firestone
Crampton
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
West All-Stars Clinch BJ Game In Slugfest
West Division outlasted the East 11 to 8 in the Central Missouri Ban Johnson League all-star game. Seven Centralia Saints played for the losing side as Paul Kostopolus of Sedalia earned the win and Paul Massman of Huntsville took the loss. Jim Sanders of Sedalia and Lee Millentree of Lexington hit the only homers. Centralia wraps up its schedule with an 8 p.m. home game against Lexington.
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Centralia Saints
Saints
David Ezell
Ron Remley
Jerry Cochran
Paul Martin
Paul Kostopolus
Tipton
Dan Bestgen
Ezell
Paul Massman
Huntsville
Jim Sanders
Lee Millentree
Lexington
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