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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1978

Page

10

Cubs win keeps Cubs atop NL East with 6-4 victory

Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-4 to move into first place in the NL East amid a four game win streak. Key moves by manager Herman Franks included Rudy Meoli running for Dave Rader in the ninth and Bruce Sutter pitching in the 10th. Philies manager Danny Ozark praised the two critical defensive plays by Ivan DeJesus and the two late outs that preserved the win.

Chicago UPI Chicago Cubs Herman Franks Philadelphia Phillies Cubs Franks Rudy Meoli Dave Rader Steve Ontiveros Greg Gross Philadelphia Jerry Martin Rader Gross Bobby Murcer Bruce Sutter Sutter Phillies Ivan DeJesus DeJesus Mike Schmidt Martin Ivan DeJesus Trillo Dave Kingman

Major League Leaders Snapshot of 1970s Stat Leaders

The list presents leaders by league in several categories. American and National Leagues show top figures in hits, runs batted in, stolen bases, wins, earned run average, and strikeouts. Notable names include Rice, Baylor, Thompson, Zisk, Morgan, Monday, LeFlore, Cruz, and Ryan among others, with team affiliations such as Bos, Cal, Oak, Cin, LA, SF, and NY.

Rice Bos Baylor Cal Thompson Del Zisk Tex Alexander Oak Morgan Cin Foster Smith Watson Holl May Ball Staub Det Carew Minn Chambliss Moreno Pitt Cedeno Hou Royster Atl Lopes Taveras Mtl Tanana Guidry Lee Torrez Knapp Andujar R.reuschel Chi Forsch St.l Swan Knepper Johnson Keough Waits Cleo Richard Niekro Seaver Montefusco Blyleven Ryan Flanagan Balt Leonard National Ee AB BuroghsAtl Puhl Hou Smithla Bakerla Griffe Cin BucknrChi DriesaCin Mazzilli NY American League AB Pet Carew RiceBos Sandbrg Tx Lezeno Mil Cooper Mil Chmbis NY CarryTor Harlow Bal Aynids Kingman Ohio Luzinski Schmidt Phil

Knapp dominates Sox as Angels edge to first place

California Angels pitcher Chris Knapp, former White Sox, scattered four hits in a 1-0 win over Chicago. Bobby Grich and Don Baylor hit solo homers as Knapp improved to 6-3, lifting the Angels to 0.005 ahead of Oakland in the AL West. Baylor’s 12th homer trails Jim Rice by two.

California Angels Chris Knapp Chicago White Sox Knapp White Sox Oakland Milwaukee The Angels Ryan Don Kessinger Angel Nolan Ryan Eric Soderholm Chicago Bobby Bonds Bobby Grich Don Baylor Baylor Boston Jim Rice

Local softball league hits featured wins at Lighted Ballpark

Wednesday night action at Lighted Ballpark included Cabaret, Steele's, Newark, and Weppler's post strong showings. Cabaret defeated Northern Petrochemical 142 behind Steve Stangland 3 RBIs. Nagel got the win while Parker took the loss. Steele's beat Minooka 18 4 with Denny Steele and George Dare each batting big. Marlow took the loss. Newark outslug Shock 14 10 with Johnson Coyne and Rapp delivering key RBIs, Carlson the winner. Weppler's crushed Murphy's 18 5 as Safarcyk won. Stangland and Talarico led the other heavy hitters. Slow pitch resumes Sunday at 6 p.m.

Steve Stangland Northern Petrochemical Stangland Don Baron Dave Bernard John Nagel Mike Hogan Mark Fahey RBI Larry Parker Steele's Minooka Andy Wagner George Dare Denny Steele Larry Severson Terry McEvilly Greg Marlow Newark Shock Jim Johnson Larry Coyne Darrel Rapp Don Carlson Bill Smith Murphy's Rick Olson Bob Feeney Charlie Atkin

Sonics Aim To Even Series In Washington

Seattle seeks a split in Washington after a 106 102 Game 1 win as John Johnson and Paul Silas anchor the defense. Marvin Webster protects the rim while Wally Walker says a Seattle end to the series is possible if the Bullets drop Games 2 and 3 at Capital Centre.

Seattle Washington Wally Walker Sonics John Johnson Paul Silas Johnson Bob Dandridge Marvin Webster Silas Bullets Mitch Kupchak Wes Unseld

Morris Fastpitch Softball Tourney At Lighted Ball Park

Eight teams compete in the Morris Fastpitch Softball Tournament at Lighted Ball Park this weekend with games starting Friday at 7 p.m. through Saturday and the championship Sunday at 3 p.m. Consolation title at noon and third place game at 1 30. First-round pairings include Gretencord Realty versus Borens Blasting, LaSalle County Farm Bureau versus Bankers of Mazon Verona, Stags of Morris versus Forrest, and Seneca versus Calumet Merchants.

Morris Gretencord Realty Borens Blasting of Marseilles LaSalle County Farm Bureau Bankers of Mazon-Verona Stags of Morris Forrest Seneca Calumet Merchants

Red Sox edge Blue Jays as Brohamer drives in six in 14 games

Red Sox DH Jack Brohamer belted a two run homer for six RBIs this season and helped Boston defeat Toronto 8-2. Mike Torrez won to move to 6-2, while Carlton Fisk added a two run shot. Elsewhere in the majors Oakland, Kansas City, Detroit and others posted wins. Jim Palmer tossed a six hitter for Baltimore in a doubleheader split with Detroit.

Bill Madden UPI Jack Brohamer Red Sox Jerry Remy George Scott Toronto Blue Jays Brohamer Remy Jerry Mike Torrez Carlton Fisk Torrez California Chicago Milwaukee Oakland Kansas City Seattle Detroit Baltimore Texas Minnesota Cleveland New York Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston Cincinnati Atlanta Philadelphia Innnings St. Louis Montreal San Diego Los Angeles Orioles Tigers Jim Palmer Auerlio Rodriguez Milt May Brewers A’s Jack McKeon Sixto Lezcano Robin Yount Rangers Twins al Oliver RBI Bobby Thompson Bump Wills

Owners blame gaming board for two day Plainfield dog track shutdown

WETHERSFIELD Conn UPI Owners of the Plainfield dog track say the two day shutdown was caused by the state Gaming Commission. Clerks walked out Friday and Saturday after track owner Edward Keelan refused to grant union bargaining rights despite Labor Relations Board and Superior Court orders. Keelan is appealing to the State Supreme Court.

Wethersfield, Conn UPI Plainfield State Gaming Commission Edward Keelan Service Employees International Union State Labor Relations Board Superior Court Keelan State Supreme Court

Morris All-Stars blank Mazon in 90 victory

In minor league action Morris All-Stars defeated Mazon 90 to 0 for their second win. Winning pitcher Dennis Maskel. Moris hitters Chad Matteson 3 for 3 and Paul Niewinski 2 for 4. Mazon losing pitcher Murray had two hits. Morris next faces Opdyke Friday at 6 15 p.m.

Morris All-Stars Mazon Dennis Maskel Morris Chad Matteson Paul Niewinski Murray

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