Wounded Dodgers Walk Past Cards
Dodgers win 6-5 over St Louis as Bill Buckner leaves with a sore leg after a first inning triple, while Mike Marshall shines with three shutout innings. Buckner's injury clouds the four game set as Walter Alston weighs the impact on LA’s lineup.
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Tigers stunned as Royals snap Detroit streak
Detroit dropped a 5-2 decision to Kansas City ending a nine game winning run. Mickey Lolich took the loss as Aurelio Rodriguez drove in both Detroit runs. The game featured Royals starter Patti n delivering strong work and a pivotal sequence in the third inning.
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Gibson Back To Bullpen For Cardinals After Loss
Veteran pitcher Bob Gibson is demoted to relief duties as St. Louis plans a five man rotation after the All Star break. Manager Red Schoendienst says Gibson is hurt and will be used in relief only, not as a spot starter, despite four doubleheaders upcoming.
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Legion Faces Big Weekend in District Eight Play
Mexico's American Legion baseball team, tied for first in the second half with a 4-1 mark, travels to Fulton and Moberly for crucial weekend games as the District Eight schedule nears its end. Fulton, Moberly, and Columbia all sit atop the standings after a tense 4-3 Mexico win last Wednesday.
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Chiefs Open Camp Under Wiggin With 50 Plus Pros
Kansas City and Liberty scene as Paul Wiggin begins his first season as head coach. About 111 players report for camp with 43 final roster spots. Quarterback battle looms among nine signal callers while veterans join for two-a-day workouts and a three week camp plan.
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Carnoustie Open finale a dog fight among leaders
The 104th British Open at Carnoustie narrows to a four stroke gap among the top 10 after round three. Johnny Miller posts 66 to climb to 206 with Bobby Cole at 204 and Tom Watson one back, while Nicklaus Irwin Mahaffey Tapie Oosthuizen Coles chase as final holes loom. The 18th hole and itsBarry Burn danger loom as decisive on Sunday.
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Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and Power
The Associated Press lists top National and American League leaders in batting runs batted in hits home runs and wins. Highlights include Madlock Morgan Sanguillen Simmons and Parker among NL batting leaders and Carew Lynn Rice Munson Bonds and Horton among AL leaders with notable pitcher stats for Seaver Gullett and Kaat.
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Dreams On Line In State Golf Finals
Missouri Men’s Amateur final at Indian Hills pits Jim Rollins of Columbia and Bruce Hollowell of Springfield in a 36 hole title duel. Rollins reached the final with pars and late birdies over Jerry Clark and Kol Motu, while Hollowell survived Gene Elston and Dennis Goettle, clinching the berth after a 20th hole.
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Roar Of Engines Still Music To 77-Year-Old Ferrari's Ears
Enzo Ferrari at 77 cannot drive his race cars but leads Ferrari's engine research and racing plans. He oversees engine programs, luxury car production, and the racing schedule while Fiat holds a 50 percent stake. Niki Lauda leads the current season with 47 points as Ferrari projects a 312-T-2 model and Daytona luxury cars amid a global auto downturn.
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England
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Pair Of Renault Alpines In Front At Watkins Glen
A front row at Watkins Glen for the Six Hours of Endurance features turbocharged Renault Alpines making their North American debut. Jody Scheckter earned pole at 118.157 mph. he and Patrick Depailler share driving duties, with Jean Pierre Jarier and Gerard Larrouse starting alongside. In row two, Alfa Romeos driven by Derek Bell and Henri Pescarolo face Arturo Merzario and Mario Andretti. Sunday offers two more races, Formula 5000 and a Indy-type open car, as Brian Redman leads the series with Andretti close behind.
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How They Stand National League
National League standings and Saturday schedule chaos with multiple mismatched game notes. Teams listed include Atlanta Montreal Los Angeles St Louis Philadelphia Houston San Francisco Chicago New York Cincinnati San Diego Pittsburgh and detailed pitchers and records mixed with errors.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Leagues
Saturday games featured Texas at Boston with Tiant earning a win as Horgan took the loss. Baltimore toppled Oakland with Palmer winning. Minnesota faced New York as Hughes clashed with Hunter, Detroit met Kansas City, Chicago met Milwaukee, Cleveland met California, and Oakland hosted Texas. Sunday schedules listed Texas at Boston Minnesota at New York Detroit at Kansas City Chicago at Milwaukee Cleveland at California Baltimore at Oakland.
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Tennis star Thomas Koch topples Bjorn Borg in Sweden Open
Sweden Brazil's Thomas Koch upset Bjorn Borg 6 2 6 3 in the Swedish Open quarter finals. The 50 000 prize tennis championship featured Koch advancing as Borg exits early.
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