Expos edge Cardinals in 14 innings on Frias hit
Montreal tops St Louis 7-4 in 14 innings as Pepe Frias drives in the decisive run with a two out single. Warren Cromartie scores on a fielding error after a Carter at bat and Tyson misplay. Carter adds a three run homer earlier in the game and Jack Brown started for Montreal with Don Stanhouse handling relief.
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Montreal
Dick Williams
Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Tony Perez
Gary Carter
Cromartie
Tyson
Carter
Williams
Tom Underwood
Cardinal
Andre Dawson
Frias
Cromartle
Jackie Brown
Don Stanhouse
Stanhouse
Santo Alcala
Joe Kerrigan
Bill Atkinson
St Louis golfers reach Missouri women’s final at Westborough
In St Louis second round play the Missouri State Women’s golf tournament at Westborough Country Club runs toward a 36 hole championship with Ly nette Chrenka facing Kathy Severson in the first all St Louis final since 1971. Severson defeated Karen MacGee of Kansas City 2 up with timely putting to reach the final.
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ST. Louis
St. Louisans
Westborough Country Club
Lynette Chrenka
Kathy Severson
Severson
Karen MacGee
Kansas City
No. 14
MacGee
Hunter
Chrenka
Mark Twain Camp Opens Next Week
A two week basketball camp for junior and senior girls will run at Mark Twain High School starting Monday. Sessions run July 16 to 22 and 25 to 29 from 6 to 9 p m with players supplying their own gear and transportation. Coaches urge all interested players to attend and invite parents to the opening session.
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Mark Twain High School
Mark Twain
Ron Hazzard
Todd's Late Rally Seals Division 1 Title in Drama
Todd's clinched the Division 1 title with a 5-4 rally over Collier-Evans after a 17-4 loss, finishing 22-2 for the season. Collier-Evans finished 21-3, Just A Little East took Division 2, and Citizens Savings was runners-up.
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Todd
Todd's
Collier-Evans
Todds
Bill Wagner
Jim Jenson
Keith Krebs
Wagner
Jenson
Barry Hacker
Hase
Krebs
Tom Shrader
Gary Keith
Citizens Savings
East
NL Hitters. AL Pitchers Share All-Star Spotlight
The American League All-Star pitching staff, hampered by injuries, faces top NL hitters at Yankee Stadium in the 48th midseason classic. NL boasts Foster and Garvey power, while AL's top arms Tanana Fidrych battle injuries. Ryan declines. Starting rosters feature Carew, Yastrzemski, Brett, Fisk, and Jackson for the AL against a stacked NL rotation led by Seaver and Carlton.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Carl Hubbell
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
George Foster
Cincinnati
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Greg Luzinski
Philadelphia
Johnny Bench
Mike Schmidt
Dave Winfield
San Diego
Dave Concepcion
Joe Morgan
Garvey
Ron Cey
Foster
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Luzingki
Frank Tanana
California
Mark Fidrych
Detroit
Nolan Ryan
Laguna
Cowens Leads Royals Past Yankees in Late Rally
Al Cowens nicknamed Easy coolly starred with three doubles as the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 7-4. He refused to be rattled by omission from the all star ballot while Darrell Porter and Fred Patek sparked the late rally.
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Kansas City
al Cowens
Royals
New York Yankees
Billy Martin
Cowens
Martin
Yankees
Mickey Rivers
Thurman Munson
Darrell Porter
Fred Patek
Ron Guidry
White
Guidry
Weekend Baseball Scores and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard lists teams and standings across the American and National Leagues with Philadelphia at 49 2 2 and Chicago 52 1 605. Phila 37.580, Pittsburgh 7-1, New York 1-6, Montreal 7, St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 6, San Diego 5, and Oakland and Seattle in late-night action. Friday results show Chicago 2-2 Lerch, Pittsburgh 7-1 Kison, New York 1-6, Atlanta 3-2, Montreal 7-0, Cincinnati 8-3, and San Francisco 3-0 over Atlanta. Saturday matchups feature Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Houston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Diego, and St. Louis at Montreal, among others, with several pitchers like Reuschel, Knepper, Norman, and Rhoden named. The schedule also notes several daily splits and standings shifts across the leagues.
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Pet
Chicago
Pittsay
St. Louis
Montreal
York
Los Ang
Cinci
Houston
Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Reuschel
Lerch
Kison
Swan
Richard
CleInnatl
Norman
Knep
Major Leaders In NL and AL Batting and Home Run Leaders
Summary of top NL and AL players by batting average RBI and home runs. Mentions JeMorales Simmons Parker Griffey Luzinski Foster Schmidt Garvey Burs roughs Winfield Carew Baller Bostock Cade Singleton Munson Hobson Zisk Hisle Nettles Rice GScott etc with figures and team associations. Includes a stray box score fragment and state farm references.
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JeMorales
Chi
Simmons
Parker
Poh
Griffey
Cin
Luzinski
Phi
Gfoster
Garvey
Cey
Winfield
Bench
Schmidt
Carew
Min
Baller
Tor
Bostock
Cade
Cle
Singleton
Bal
Hisle
Munson
Hobson
Bsn
Zisk
Chl
Ustrzmski
Gscott
Rice
Nettles
Khoury League MIDGETS and Sophomores Baseball Scores
Baseball results from Khoury League divisions show Giants and A's, Atoms, Bluebirds, Truckers, Horners, Sparks, Ponytails, Canary and Canaries with multiple pitchers and hitters listed. Key performances include Baker driving in runs for Giants and A's with wins by WP and LPs, Henderson and Fuemmeler among hurlers, plus Schlager and Schnarre homers for the Canaries and Blue Devils.
Not Only In Movies One On One Real Court Heroics
Frank Alagia Jr, famed St. John’s guard, recalls a defining high school title game where a late surge and clutch free throws sealed victory. He draws parallels to the film One On One and critiques the movie’s portrayal of college basketball, noting real inducements and the contrast with coach Lou Carnesecca.
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NEW York
Frank Alagia Jr
St. John’s University
Alagia
St. John’s
Robby Benson
Flash
Henry Steele
Agin
Alagla
Francis P. Naismith
ocUs
Wall St
Henry
Lou) Carnesecca
St. John's
Curl Tickled To Be Leading Pack With Nicklaus And Floyd
Rod Curl, Nicklaus, and Floyd tied for the Pleasant Valley lead at 135 after a second round. Nicklaus, playing after a major, shot 67 while Floyd posted 68 and Curl a 66 despite wrist surgery. Curl teased Nicklaus about competition and heat for the famed golfer.
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Curl
Nicklaus
Floyd
Sutton
Mass
Rod Curl
Jack Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Carl
Lauda Seeks Grand Prix Championship After Crash
Silverstone England AP Niki Lauda of Austria seeks to regain the world title as he trails arch rival James Hunt into today British Grand Prix. Lauda holds 33 points with Scheckter and Andretti at 32, Reutemann 28, Nilsson 16, Mass 14, Hunt 13. He qualified second behind Hunt and Watson.
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Silverstone
England
Niki Lauda
Austria
James Hunt
Britain
Jody Scheckter
South Africa
Mario Andretti
United States
Lauda
Hunt
John Watson
Ireland
Ferrari
Scheckter
Ford
Watson
Gunnar Nilsson
Sweden
Lotus
Andretti
JPS Lotus
Hans Stuck
Germany
Brabham
Vittorio Brambilla
Italy
Carlos Reutemann
Argentina
Nilsson
Jochen Mass
West Germany
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Phillies
Cubs
Herman Franks
Danny Ozark
Philadelphia Phillies
Franks
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Ted Sizemore
Jim Lonborg
Larry Christenson
Tug McGraw
Padres
Dodgers
Mike Champion
Jerry Turner
Champion
Dan Spiltner
Reds
Astros
Mike Lum
Paul Moskau
Braves
Giants
Brian Asselstine
Eddie Solomon
John Montefusco
Pirates
Mets
Jim Rooker
Nino Espinosa
Felix Millan
Mike Vail
Colleen McCann
Sue Carlson
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Boxing Commission
Rick Burleson
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Carl Yastrzemski
Richie Fisk
Reggie Jackson
Tom Seaver
Rick Reuschel
Bruce Sutter
Don Sutton
Steve Carlton
Gary Lavelle
John Candelaria
Joaquin Andujar
Amos Otis
Paul Slittorff
Doug Bird
Steve Mingeri
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Brewers
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Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Milwaukee Brewers
Andres Mora
Mike Flanagan
White Sox
Red Sox
Lamar Johnson
Mariners
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Lee
Stanton
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Rangers
Indians
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Cleveland
Juan Beniquez
Jim Sundberg
Toby Harrah
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Twins
Matt Alexander
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Blue Jays
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D'Acquisto
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Toronto
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Rozema
Jefferson
Redfern
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Haas
Torrez
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Rhe Collier-Evans
Shrader
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CollierEvans
R. Whittaker
Mexico
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J. van Schhyndel
Hr—Kemp
McCue- Decker
D. Wilmhorst
P—Rivers
Sogs
S. Miller
LPO
Wilmhorst
Mr. D
Interdivision State Farm
Whittaker
F. Diblasi
UL Rustlers
B. Nichols
D. Parrott
Khoury League
Midgets Giants
Baker
Brit Hr—Baker
Bluebirds
Truckers
Hunsaker
Sessor
Horners
Sparks
Young
Henderson
Fuemmeler
Petite Canaries
Blue Devils
Hr—Schlager
Schnarre
Lawrence Drug
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E. Whitley St
Martha Eckley
LPN
Jack
Qmtana, TI
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Eagee
Army Reserve
Callus
U.S
ARMY
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