Cuellar Stars In One-Hitter As Orioles Blank Royals
Mike Cuellar recovered from last Sunday’s Oakland loss to fire a one hitter in a 6-0 Orioles win over Kansas City. Bert Blyleven and Mel Stottlemyre each earned shutout wins for Minnesota and New York, while Detroit and Chicago also won. Campaneris homered twice for Oakland in a losing effort.
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Motta Accepts Bulls Contract in Five-Year Deal
Chicago AP Motta, 39, signs a five year pact with the Bulls after rejecting ABA Texas Chaparrals offer. He called the contract the finest in professional sports and said he looks forward to proving his worth. The move ends speculation about a switch to the ABA.
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Royals' Taylor quits after altercation and fire
Kansas City outfielder Carl Taylor quit the Royals during a game with the Orioles. He reportedly flown to Detroit after saying, I quit, and was suspended. The scene followed a Monday night clash with umpire Jerry Neudecker that left teammate Cookie Rojas knocked down.
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Cubs Triumph On Santo Callison Williams Home Runs
In Chicago the Cubs beat the Phillies 7-4 as Santo Callison and Williams homered. disputes over Hickman’s called ball four and Gorman’s ruling loomed, while Seaver lost to Houston 5-4 and San Diego edged Pittsburgh 2-1. Other NL results: Giants over Reds 7-2, Dodgers 5-0 over Braves. St Louis and Montreal rainout.
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Bulldogs Rally To Capture District Crown In Narrow Win
Mexico (15-6) edged Highland 6-4 to claim the district title as Hagan pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts. Fennewald delivered a pivotal bases clearing triple in the sixth, while Campbell, Fuemmeler, and Johnson provided key hits and RBIs. Johnson leads with a .406 average and 24 RBIs, Fuemmeler has heated to .351.
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Montreal Hawks Clash as Mahovlich Brothers Spark Canadiens
Montreal’s Pete Mahovlich fuels Les Habitants with powerful scoring as Frank Mahovlich nears the playoff mark, while Chicago clings to an undefeated home record ahead of fifth Stanley Cup game shown live on Channel 11 at 7:30 pm from Chicago Stadium.
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Stars Aim for ABA Title With Defense and Health
SALT LAKE CITY AP Good defense and health top the Utah Stars as coach Bill Sharman forecasts the title possible after a 137-127 win puts them 3-2 in the ABA finals. A decisive seventh game would be Tuesday in Salt Lake City if needed, with Kentucky yet to win this season. Carrier scored seven and lowered his series output. in an overtime win last Saturday, the pair totaled 60 points.
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Hall of Famer Manush, 69, Dies of Cancer
Hall of Famer Henry A Manush 69 died in Sarasota after a long battle with cancer He was a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame since 1964 and had a .330 career batting average He died after a lengthy illness as contemporaries recalled his long major league career and defensive play in the 1920s This obituary note also mentions his significance in baseball history.
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Trojans Fall to Ashland in Little Dixie Trophy Game
Ashland beat Community A-6 3-1 to take the Little Dixie Trophy as two unearned runs in the sixth inning broke a 1-1 tie. Greg Cox pitched a three hitter for the Trojans, with Bill Lower scoring for R-4 after an error, a passed ball, and a steal. Community finishes 9-9 for the season. one starter, George Pursifall, graduates.
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