Cubs shade Expos in 2-1 victory
Rick Reuschel pitched eight innings to outduel Montreal's Scott Sanderson as the Cubs won 2-1. Reuschel improved to 11-10 after missing nearly a month with a sore elbow, and Dave Kingman homered for Chicago's decisive run in the sixth. Andre Dawson drove in Montreal's only run, while Williams praised Sanderson and Pirtle for solid relief.
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Chicago Cubs
Hall
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Cubs
Chicago
Expos
Scott Sanderson
Expo
Tim Blackwell
Andre Dawson
Chris Speier
Dick Williams
Sanderson
Gerry Pirtle
Williams
Tigers edge Sox as Houk plots late pennant push
Detroit manager Ralph Houk eyes September as the Tigers pull within distance of the Yankees and Red Sox in the AL East. The hot club won their eighth of 10 and ninth in 11 against Chicago as Lou Whitaker, Steve Kemp, and Rusty Staub drove in runs. Jason Thompson left with an injury after being hit by a pitch.
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UPI
Ralph Houk
Detriot Tigers
Boston
New York
Tigers
Houk
Chicago White Sox
Lou Whitaker
Steve Kemp
Rusty Staub
Whitaker
Alan Trammell
Mike Proly
Mike Colbern
Dave Rozema
White Sox
Larry Doby
Softball Leaders Share Morris Men’s Slow Pitch Stats
Readout lists batting averages led by Bernie Moe and Jay Roth with Newark, Steele's, and Mortgage clubs prominent. Home runs show Jerry Binder tied with four others. triples include Wayne Carlson and Mike Chizmark among Newark, Prombo, and Weppler's players. Runs batted in leaders include Bob Coyne, Tom Talarico, and multiple ties across Newark, Weppler's, Minooka, Steele's, and Murphy's.
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Steele's
George Dare
Denny Best
Jim Johnson
Don Knapp
Murphy's
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Bob Coyne
Rob Edmundson
Wayne Greenbeck
Prombo
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Steve Stangland
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Brett Thetard
Rick van Ashlen
Wayne Carlson
Mike Chizmark
Dan Darlington
Pat Feeney
Lee Peacock
Tom
Talarico
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Rick Beeler
Don Williams
Mortgage Inn
Don Knapp -Murphy
Tom Stalker
Norm’s
Kevin O'Neil
Larry Severson
Dan Darlington Steele
Terry Klepp
Murphy’s
Chicago Call Up Squires and Burns Downgraded In Baseball
Saturday baseball notes Chicago called up first baseman Mike Squires from Iowa and optioned pitcher Britt Burns to Knoxville of the Southern League. Sunday NFL moves Los Angeles fired coach George Allen and promoted offensive coordinator Ray Malavasi to take over.
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Chicago
Mike Squires
Iowa
Britt Burns
Knoxville
Los Angeles
George Allen
Ray Malavasi
Classified Ad Opportunities to Sell Idle Items
A handy guide notes there are multiple methods to sell unused belongings, with classified ads highlighted as the most effective option for quick visibility and targeted buyer reach.
Patriots WR Darryl Stingley regains some feeling after paralysis
Darryl Stingley, 26, the New England Patriots receiver paralyzed in a tackle by Raiders’ Jack Tatum, moved his right arm and regained feeling in his body after a one hour operation to realign cervical vertebrae. Doctors recommended spinal traction and continued care. his football future remains uncertain.
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New England Patriots
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Oakland Raiders
Raiders
Jack Tatum
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Donald Fink
Maynard Pont
Glenn Reynolds
California
Tatum
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Coliseum
Mahaffey birdies his way to Classic win
John Mahaffey wins the Pleasant Valley Classic at 14 under par with a 270 total, two strokes ahead of Dr. Gil Morgan and Raymond Floyd. The new PGA champion fired a 67 in the final round, earning $45,000 and racking up a season total of $136,764. Morgan and Floyd earned $20,812 each.
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United Press International
Westbury
N.Y
UPI
Peter Haughton
Cold Comfort
Kash Minbar
United States
New Zealand
Petite Evander
Hadel du Vivier
Morgan
Floyd
Mark Hayes
Mahaffey
Tour
PGA
Pleasant Valley
Miller Barber
Hayes
Bob Shearer
Bruce Lietzke
Rankin ends slump with $100000 Long Island win
Judy Rankin, after 53 weeks without a victory, captured the Long Island Charity Classic at North Hills to claim 15 000 and move to 9 under 283. She led Massey and Higgins throughout, with Massey bogeying the 16th to tighten the finish. Rankin called the win a major morale boost as she recovers from a back injury.
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North Hills
Massey
Higgins
Sally Little
Little
Kathy Whitworth
Beth Stone
Debbie Austin
Nancy Lopez
Yippee
Judy
Peterson edges Andretti as Austrian GP ends early in rain
In Zelzweg Austria Mario Andretti skidded out on waterlogged Oesterreichring and exited after seven laps. Ronnie Peterson surged from pole to win as rain halted the 54 lap race, reducing the world championship gap to nine points.
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Monza
Peterson
Mario
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