Streaks, Stoneman, Buckner power MLB action
Philadelphia pitcher Steve Carlton extended his club record winning streak to 10 with a 4 hit shutout of the Cubs, while Montreal’s Bill Stoneman blanked St. Louis 3-1 to snap Bob Gibson’s 11-game run. In Houston’s Astrodome, Fred Gladding allowed a Bill Buckner homer as the Dodgers beat the Astros 6-5. Pittsburgh topped New York 3-1, San Diego beat Cincinnati 4-1, and Atlanta edged San Francisco 4-3 in the first game of a twi-nighter, with the nightcap rained out. Dock Ellis beat the Mets in the later action as Pittsburgh stretched NL East lead. Dave Roberts homered twice for San Diego. Finally Keithsburg's Dillavou logged two wins in Open League play, including a no-hitter through six in the Safley's game before Durants Bachus broke it up.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Montreal
Bill Stoneman
Bob Gibson
Carlton
Chicago Cubs
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Robin Roberts
Ken Heintzelman
Stoneman
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Houston Astrodome
Fred Gladding
Los Angeles
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Astros
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Braves
New York
Tom Seager
Pittsburgh
Manny Sanguillen
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Tug McGraw
Dock Ellis
Pirates
Mets
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Reds
Pete Rose
Dave Roberts
Houston
Ron Bryant
Keithsburg
Bill Dillavoy
Safley’s
Durant
Safley
Dillavou
Jack Blake
Wes Murdock
Blake
Gary Sedam
Park Keilman
Perry and Allen power AL wins with sharp hits and grit
Gaylord Perry earns his 17th win with a six-hitter and a tie-breaking bunt as Cleveland beats Baltimore 4-1 in ten innings. Al Allen belts a two run homer as Chicago White Sox top Kansas City 5-0. Other AL results include Milwaukee over Detroit 3-2. Minnesota 4-3 over Oakland. California 3-2 over Texas. Boston 6-5 in 12 innings over New York with Tommie Reynolds delivering the deciding blow. Harmon Killebrew hits a five-run homer in Minnesota’s win.
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Bruce Lowitt
Gaylord Perry
Dick AL Jen
Perry
Gaylord
al Len
Cleveland
Baltimore
Bari Weaver
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Indians
Orioles
Allen
Dick Drago
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneota
Oakland
California
Texas
Boston
New York
Yankees
National League East standings and Friday results recap
The East division shows New York leading with a 44 44 record, Baltimore and St Louis mid pack, while Milwaukee trails the West. Friday results include Philadelphia 2 0 over Chicago and Pittsburgh 3 1 over New York, with Montreal topping St Louis 3 1 and Atlanta beating San Francisco 4 2.
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National League American
Pittsburgh
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Montreal
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Oakland
Houston
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Atlanta
Kansas City
San Francisco
California
San Diego
Texas
Caldwell
Nolan
Curtis
Kekich
Wise
Dunning
Cage
Hands
Altimore
Palmer
Blass
L. Kansas City
Cal Canton
Walker
Lemonds
Aia
Fryman
Timmerman
Reberger
Filwaukee
Messersmith
Gentry
Cowboys topple Stars in 39th College All-Star game
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton sparked a 20-7 victory over the All Stars after Roger Staubach left with an injury, as Morton tossed two TDs and Bob Lilly recovered a fumble that led to a 24-yard pass to Bob Hayes. Heisman winner Pat Sullivan entered late for the Stars, guiding their lone score.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Chicago
Craig Morton
Pat Sullivan
Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Collegians
Roger Staubach
Sullivan
Stars
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Jerry Tagge
Devaney
Tagge
Cowboys
Holtz Dairy caps women's contest at Weed Park
Holtz Dairy beat Carver- Bandag 13 to 10 in a women's softball league game at Weed Park. Mary McAreavy and Linda Dillard each had two hits for Holtz, while Lynn Keller and Vickie Andresen homered. Teresa Berger got the win. Linda Snodgrass took the loss.
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Holtz Dairy
Carver- Bandag
Weed Park
Mary McAreavy
Linda Dillard
Carver
Lynn Keller
Vickie Andresen
Holtz
Teresa Berger
Linda Snodgrass
Vivian Buseh
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Cating
Journal
New York Mets
Earl Williams
Paul Casanova
Ralph Garr
Dusty Baker
Duane Bachus
Dillavoy
Gil Matlick
Donovan Linneman
Leon Wirth
Ken Reimers
Bill Hill
Bachus
Matlick
R H Safley
R-H Durant
Mike Kadish
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Tommie Reynolds
Brock Davis
Fred Sherman
Tigers
Milwauke
Jim Lonborg
Brewers
Davis
Lonborg
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
A's
White Sox
Wayne Granger
Dave LaRoche
Ken McMullen
Les Cardenas
Angels
Rangers
Bob Montgomery
Red Sox
Yankee
Sparky Lyle
Steve Kline
Ray Moeller
Moeller
Pal
Dallas
Holtz Dairy Caps
The
Ron Sellers
New England Patriots
Mike Clark
Toni Fritsch
Robert Newhouse
Villanova
Mike Siani
Newhouse
LSU
Tommy Casanova
Darden
Michigan
Ol Myers
Syracuse
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Jeff Siemon
Stanford
Mike Keller
Sherton White
Pete Lazelich
John Mendenhail
Grambling
Larry Jacobson
Tom Landry
AllStars
Woodward
Garry D. Woodward
Muscatine County
University of Iowa
U.S. Air Force
Muscatine Community College
University of Iowa Colleges of Liberal Arts and Law
City of
Muscatine
Twyla
National College of District Attorneys
University of Houston
Iowa County Attorneys’ Association
Iowa Department of Public Safety
State Crime Commission
A.D.C
Association
Iowa
David W. Newell
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Pol
David Newell
Bill Harbor
House
William H. Harbor
Bill Rabedeaux
Dick Drake
Jack Nystom
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