Royals Sip Champagne After Record Victory
The Kansas City Royals won their 10th straight game by beating the Minnesota Twins 6 3 to extend a strong run. Marty Pattin earned his eighth consecutive win as George Brett hit a three run homer and the Royals moved to 21 wins in 24 games while the Twins fell nine games back in the AL West. Brett said the streak lets the club play looser and more confidently.
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Kansas City Royals
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Royals
Twins
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Gene Mauch
Paul Thormodsgard
Darrell Porter
Amos Otis
Thormodsgard
Tom Johnson
George Brett
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Brett
Ladybirds surge past R-2 Auxvasse North Callaway softball
NorCal Ladybirds posted their third straight win with a 19 8 victory over Montgomery C R-2. Robin Hunt earned the win and W Gregory took the loss. Carol Winingear and Shelly Lubbers had two hits each with Winingear driving in three on a homer and a triple. Next up, Norcal hosts Paris on Tuesday.
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North Callaway
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Robin Hunt
W. Gregory
Carol Winingear
Shelly Lubbers
NorCal
Montgomery
Ladybirds
Paris
Montgomery Co
R-2
Thunderbirds
T-Birds
Rick Moore
T-Bird
Orville Galbreath
Moore
Daniel Galbreath
Wildcat
Richard Nixon
John Moore
Thunderbird
R-6 Defeats Wellsville in baseball rout
Community R-6 Trojans beat Wellsville Middletown R-1 13 to 5, scoring in eight runs across the first three innings. Gerry Albus earned the win with 4 2 3 innings, 1 hit allowed, nine walks, seven strikeouts, with LaRue finishing. Jim Whalen led with three doubles and two RBIs, while Brian Cox and Anthony LaRue added two hits each.
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Wells Vle
Community
R-6 Trojans
R-6
Wellsville- Middletown
R-1
Gerry Albus
Whris LaRue
Harold Lewis
Jim Whalen
Trojans
Brian Cox
Anthony LaRue
Whalen
Steve Gastler
Chris LaRue
Golf Endicott
N.Y
Gil Morgan
National League Friday Scores Overview
The National League Friday games ended with New York defeating Chicago six to one and Atlanta losing to San Diego six to eleven. Montreal beat Pittsburgh two to one while Los Angeles topped Cincinnati four to none. Houston routed San Francisco six to none.
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New York
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San Francisco
Baseball and football scores in patchy league listings
The fragment lists American League results including Boston 5.8 Detroit 16 Baltimore 7 Cleveland New York 2 Toronto 0 Kansas City 6 Minnesota 3 Seattle 8 Texas 3 Milwaukee 3 Oakland 1 Chicago 4 California 1 and NFL scores Detroit 24 Cleveland 20 Washington 14 New York ers 7 indicating mixed game results with partial team names and unclear formatting.
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Mexico Routs Highland For Second Win
Mexico Bulldogs rout Highland Cougars 46 24 for their second straight win in a home football opener at Hawthorne Heights. Regan Fuhrer scored three TDs while Craig Palmer rushed 139 yards and Bill Fountain 117 with a TD. Coach Jim Valentik praised depth and stressed four quarters against tough opponents.
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Mexico Bulldogs
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Highland Cougars
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Craig Palmer
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Fountain
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Carl Hood
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Tate
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Welch
T.fry Howard
Cramsey
Howard
Groom
Highland D & Q
Hood
van Deena
NL's Winningest Pitcher Apparently Also Richest
Philadelphia AP Steve Carlton, the NL's top winner, also appears the league's wealthiest. The 32-year-old lefty beat St Louis 11 4 for his 21st win, signed a five year deal through 1981, reportedly over 1.25 million total. Luzinski homered twice as Carlton struck out 14 and allowed six hits, boosting the Phillies seven games up in NL East with Pirates loss.
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Steve Carlton
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St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Centralia Panthers fall on last play in 15-10 defeat
Centralia, led by Duke Dick with 229 passing yards and Dwight Fay 200 receiving yards, lost 15-10 at Moberly after a late 14-yard touchdown pass. Moberly benefited from a facemask penalty on a crucial drive, as Ken Wilson capped the win with a 14-yard strike.
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R. Moore
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Harshman
Big Red To Go With Hart Zork In St Louis
St Louis aP reports the Cardinals released quarterbacks Mike Wells and Bill Donckers, leaving Jim Hart and rookie Steve Pisarkiewicz to lead the offense. Punter Mitch Hoopes and defensive back Carl Allen also cut, trimming roster to 44 players. Donckers, 26, 6-1, 205, played in one game last season. Wells, 26, 5-11, 225, joined as a free agent after stints with Minnesota and the Giants.
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Mexico Harriers Run With The Best
Mexico Bulldog cross country team gains experience at the St. Charles Invitational as Dan Marley leads with third place and the squad finishes second in a 14 team field. Herculaneum tops scoring. Mexico earns 86 points and plans to push front runners closer for district and state meet readiness.
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