Red Sox rout Royals as Yastrzemski, Rice lead 9-3 win
Boston blasting Kansas City 9-3 behind Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice home runs. Bill Lee pitched six-hitter as Red Sox extend AL East lead. Royals' Busby roughed up early, Doyle multi-double night, Killebrew drives three KC runs.
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Boston
Jack McKeon
Kansas City Royals
New England
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Rice
Bill Lee
Red Sox
Royals
Kansas City
Steve Busby
Busby
McKeon
Sox
Healy
Fran
Yastrzemski
Rice
Fenway Park
Denny Doyle
Jets sign veteran cornerback amid Khoury League standings
In Hempstead New York the Khoury League standings show a July 18 update as boys football crews compete. The report notes team activity and the Jets are associated with veteran cornerback Marlie Thomas in the context of league play.
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Hempstead
N.Y
New York Jets
Marlie ‘Thomas
Bibtido
Ian Aundys
Cards Rally To Tie But Bow In Tenth
In San Francisco Giants rally as Pete Falcone loses no hit bid in ninth, Giants beat St. Louis 2 1 in 10th on Von Joshua and Chris Speier hits. Speier ties Bobby Murcer for club lead with 7th game winning RBI. Reds hammer Expos 10 3 as Perez hits grand slam and 14th homer. Dodgers top Pirates 4 3 on Manny Mota double. Braves beat Mets 4 2. Phillies 7 Astros 4. Padres 4 Cubs 2.
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Wee Weestrum
Pete Falcone
Falcone
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Cardinals
Giants
Greg Terlechy
von Joshua
Chris Speier
Pete
Speier
Bobby Murcer
RBI
Terlecky
Mike Tyson
Luis Melendez
Steve Ontiveros
Ted Sizemore
Reggie Smith
Ted Simmons
Randy Moffitt
Gary Lavelle
Simmons
Jim Barr
Westrum
Willie Montanez
Gary Thomasson
Joshua
Murcer
Montanez
Speiler
Reds
Expos
Tony Jerez
Joe Morgan
Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Morgan
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta
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Philadelphia
Houston
San Diego
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Montreal
Dennis Blair
Pete Rose
Ken Griffey
Johnny Bench
Gary Nolan
Rose
Chuck Taylor
Blair
Nolan
Pepe
Frias
Griffes
Gary Carter
Dodgers
Pirates
Manny Mota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Bill Buckner
Jimmy Wynn
Mota
Ramon Hernandez
Braves
Mets
Darrell Evans
Carl Morton
Jon Matlack
Phillies
Astros
Garry Maddox
Mike Schmidt
Maddox
J.R. Richard
Padres
Cubs
Gene Locklear
John Grubb
Tito Fuentes
Milt Wilcox
Baseballs open market leaves AL trades in flux
Winter trading in the American League reshapes teams across Detroit Cleveland Oakland Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore and others. Key moves include Detroit sending Woody Fryman to Montreal for Terry Humphrey and Tom Walker while Ed Brinkman heads to the Yankees as Nate Colbert lands with Montreal. Cleveland books many pitchers after trading Jim Perry Dick Bosman and Boog Powell arrives from Baltimore. Oakland acquires Billy Williams and Stan Bahnsen while New York gains Bobby Bonds Ed Herrmann and Rich Coggins. Milwaukee brings Hank Aaron back, and Texas and Minnesota make fewer but pivotal swaps.
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Woody Fryman
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Terry Humphrey
Tom Walker
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Expos
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Ed Brinkman
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St. Louis
San Diego
Nate Colbert
Colbert
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Dick Bosman
Oakland
Blue Moon Odom
Tribe
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Atlanta
Rorie Harrisan
Indians
Harrison
Jim Bibby
Jackie Brown
Don Hood
Dave LaRoche
Hood
Boog Powell
A’s
Stan Bahnsen
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Sonny Siebert
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Manny Trillo
Bob Locker
Darold Knowles
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Red Sox
Tommy Harper
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Bob Heise
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Hank Aaron
County Stadium
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Bobby Murcer
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Torrez
Orioles
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Singleton
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Kirkpatrick
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Harper
Angels
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Jerry Remy
Morris Nettles
Dave Collins
Rivers
Remy
Nettles
Collins
Texas
Bibby
Brown
Perry
Gaylord
Rangers
Minnesota
Bobby Darwin
John Briggs
Briggs
New Trial Likely For Forbes After Hung Jury
In Minneapolis a nine day trial ended with a hung jury on the aggravated assault charge against Boston Bruins forward David Forbes. Jurors deadlocked 9 3 for conviction on simple assault as Henry Boucha of the Minnesota North Stars suffered a facial fracture. A second trial is expected. a hearing is set for August 6 to decide on a new trial date or dismissal.
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Boucha
Forbes
Hennepin County
Gary Flakne
Flakne
Legion Concludes Season With District Eight Playoff Hope
District Eight ends its regular season as six area Legion teams complete three doubleheaders Sunday. Centralia hosts Mexico, Columbia faces Fulton, and Jefferson City meets Moberly at Green Field 6 p.m. The second-half champion and interdistrict playoff spot remain undecided with Columbia and Fulton tied atop at 7-1, while Mexico and Moberly sit 4-4. Intradistrict playoffs would start July 25 at the first-half winner's home.
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Mexico
Columbia
Fulton
Jefferson City
Moberly
Green Field
Jef
Ferson City
Jaynes Aims to Prove Worth With Chiefs This Year
Kansas City native and former KU star David Jaynes says he is past rookie status and ready to prove himself with the Chiefs. He cites arm soreness and altered delivery last season and seeks timing improvement this season under coach Paul Wiggin amid multiple quarterbacks competing for the starting job.
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Hank Stram
Len Dawson
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Bruce Adams
San Diego Chargers
Dione
D .Ee
Billie Jean Paces Sets Over Strings
St Louis native Butch Buchholz leads Hawaii Lets against Boston Lobsters in World Team Tennis action. Billie Jean King paced the New York Sets to a 28 20 win over the Los Angeles Strings, defeating Rosemary Casals 6 4 in singles and combining with Mona Schallau for a 6 3 doubles win.
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Sandy Mayer
Ross Case
Case
Geoff Masters
Mayer
Fred Stolle
Virginia Wade
Stolle
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Baseball Roundup: Scores From Cities Across the Nation
Cincinnati 4 New York 1 final. Philadelphia 7 Houston 4. San Diego 4 Chicago 7. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 3. San Francisco 2 St Louis 1 after 10 innings. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Montreal, Atlanta at New York, San Francisco at St Louis, and Houston at Philadelphia. Also golf: Lee Elder leads Pleasant Valley Golf Classic after round two.
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Chicago
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Los Ange
Francisco Santiago
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Mouston
Brigay
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Venta
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Houston
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Renke
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Christensen
Pitteeuren
Meeker Reuss
Sutton
Stone
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Sen France
St. Lovin
Golf
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Lee Elder
Baseball standings and results from Friday to Sunday
The Eastern Division standings show Boston, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Oakland, Milwaukee, and California with recent results. Friday yielded Baltimore 9 over Minnesota, Kansas City 2 over Oakland, Chicago 4 over Detroit, and Texas host wins. Saturday lists multiple interleague games and pitcher matchups, including Travers and Jefferson, plus notable doubleheaders. Also noted is Nancy Lopes and Sandra Post sharing the lead after 36 holes at the U S Women's Open in Northfield New Jersey.
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Lee
Busby
Yastrzemski
Bernie Carbo
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RBI
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McRae
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Perry
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Joe Rudi
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Kanacity
Travers
Jefferson
Blue
Mitchell
Grimsiey
Tanana
Singer
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Eckersley
Eny Cee Wey
Kans City
Pattin
Coleman
Ich
Corbin
Wise
Horgan
Oskland
Mosten
Northfield
N.J
Nancy Lopes
Sandra Post
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