Montreal Expos Beat Cubs 7-3 Behind Balor Moore No-Hit Bid
Expos lefty Balor Moore carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning in his second recall start, allowing two Cubs to reach as Montreal defeated Chicago 7-3 to clinch the four-game series. Ron Fairly and Bob Bailey drove in runs early, Ken Singleton and Bail ey added power, and Moore struck out nine before leaving after seven.
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Monday Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule Highlights
Recaps show Montreal 7 Chicago 3 Houston 5 Cincinnati 4 New York 10 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 0. Tuesday matchups include St Louis at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati and more with West and East standings and several noted pitcher records.
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Perry Indians topple White Sox 7 3 in Chicago
Gaylord Perry pitched for Cleveland as the Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-3. Umpire dispute arose in the third inning with Bill Haller before manager Ken Aspromonte intervened, while Chuck Tanner protested early.
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Tennis lessons to Morris residents by city program
Mrs Betsey Lindstrom will teach Morris residents at Gould Park courts Monday to Friday 9 to 12 paid three dollars an hour by the city with free registration on Wednesday Aug 8 from 9 to noon. Classes split into three age groups 7-10 11-13 and 14-16.
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Tigers top Yankees to claim first in AL East
The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 5-4 in 10 innings as Aurelio Rodriguez scored the decisive run after a pair of Yankee throwing errors. Baltimore dropped to second with a 5-3 loss to Boston while New York fell to fourth in the East. In NL action, Mets rout Cardinals 10-3, Astros edge Reds 5-4, Expos top Cubs 7-3, and Dodgers shut out Padres 2-0.
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Associated Press
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Kindelspire's Explosive Fifth Sprints Past Yorkville 26 18
Kindelspire's beat Yorkville 26 to 18 after a 15 run fifth inning on Sunday. Donna Spiller hit two home runs with Patti Smith and Francis Coop adding one each. Sue Householder earned the win while Behrens took the loss.
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NCAA votes to divide into three autonomous divisions
Chicago AP report: at a historic special convention the NCAA approved a three-division plan, creating Division I with major football schools, Division II and Division III, each governing its own legislative matters. Full membership retains veto power by two thirds. Football automatic Division I. Minimum 39 championships planned with ten per division beginning 1975-76.
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Roth's Bakery Split Doubleheader With Suzuki of Joliet
Roth's split a doubleheader this weekend losing the nightcap 15-8 after winning the first game 3-2. Terri Cain and Brenda Darlington each had three hits in game one, with Lorraine Countryman adding two. Maddy Fitzmaurice earned the win for Roth's. Suzuki's Andy Sheppard won game two. Roth's now 3-16 on the season and travel to Goodwill Park Wednesday at 6:30 to play The Hideaway.
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Joliet
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Brenda Darlington
Lorraine Countryman
Maddy Fitzmaurice
Andy Sheppard
Morris
Roth
Goodwill Park
Colts reshuffle signals bold move toward overhaul
Baltimore aims for a quicker payoff after 17 trades by GM Joe Thomas since 1973. The 5-9 season last year spurred turnover as veteran players departed and rookie Bert Jones shares quarterback duties with Marty Domres, while Howard Schnellenberger leads a young squad toward playoff contention.
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Ray May
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Dennis Nelson
Glenn Ressler
Mike Barnes
Roy Hilton
Joe Ehrmann
Jim Bailey
Rick Volk
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