White Sox and Yankees taste their own medicine
The White Sox were limited to six singles by Jim Kaat as Minnesota beat Chicago six hits to none. The Yankees fell 6-5 to Milwaukee after a ninth inning rally, while Detroit beat Boston 5-4 for a seventh win in eight meetings. Oakland edged Kansas City, Baltimore dunked Cleveland, and California routed Texas. Carlton Fisk homered for Boston. Bobby Orr won the Norris Trophy for the sixth straight time in hockey. Bob Neely led WHA draft picks.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Oakland A
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Minnesota
Kaal
Twins
Rich Gossage
George Mitterwald
Jim Holt
Larry Hisle
Tony
Oliva
Chuck Tanner
Dave May
Milwaukee
New York
Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Jim Ray Hart
Detroit
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Montreal
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
James Norris Memorial
Toronto
Bob Neely
Peterborough Petes
World Hockey Association
Houston
San Francisco
Chicgo
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jack Billingham
San Diego
Chicago
Glenn Beckett
Ferguson Jenkins
Phils
Baseball scores and matchups from Saturday and Friday games
National League results show Milwaukee 6 New York 5 and other NL games. Saturday features Minnesota, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Oakland, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Baltimore, Texas, California with listed pitchers and records. Friday lists Chicago 9 Philadelphia 2 and multiple rainouts and doubleheaders across leagues with team pairings and pitchers noted.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minneota
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Texas
Minnesota
Blyleven
Bahnsen
Coleman
Alwaukee
Bell
Drago
Blue
Peterson
Wilcox
Lee
Baltin
Alexander
Hand
Cal Nia
Ryan
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Gibson
Atreal
Moore
Briles
Matlack
Hooton
Bonham
Brett
Lemborg
John
Morton
Norman
Nelson
Barr
Wilson
St. Locig
Ase
W. L. Pet
G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B
West Chicago
Muscatine High opens with 18-0 win over New London
Muscatine High School baseball dominates New London 18-0 at Tom Bruner Field in the season opener. Ron Naber leads with early hits and runs as Muscatine stacks hits and errors favor New London while Umlandt and Reifert combine on a five hitter. Next up: doubleheader at Ft Morrison followed by Davenport Assumption and Mediapolis.
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Muscaline
New London
Tom Bruner
Roge Bates
Muscatine
New London Nine
Duane Tiniong
Sncere Muskies
Muskies
Joe Pressman
Ron Naber
Naber
Spencer Lloyd
Lloyd
Barry Manley
Kerry Blake
Bob Davis
Tom Randleman
London
Umlandt
Reifert
Fei Ter
Collision aids Reds on Teenage Night crowd impact
Reds game sees Pete Rose on first as Joe Morgan hits a routine fly to right center drawing a standing crowd. Clarence Gaston and John Grubb collide with the ball, modifying the play as 28,109 fans roar. The event highlights how youthful attendance influenced the field during Cincinnati Reds' Teen Night.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Reds
Joe Morgan
Clarence Gaston
John Grubb
Friday Baseball Slips as Iowa Falls to Illinois Again
Iowa suffers an eighth straight Friday loss as Illinois sweeps the Big Ten doubleheader 2-0 and 6-5 at Iowa City. Illinois pitcher Chuck Sommer shines in the opener, while Dan Dalziel allows a trio of hits. Hawkeyes fall to 6-10 in the conference and 14-14 overall.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hlinois
Hawkeyes
Chuck Sommer
Illinois
Dan Dalziel
Greg Colby
AL Rynko
Ron Lapins
Dave Lundstedt
Larry Swakon
Jim Bucks
Ulini
Bryan Jones
Thy Niee
Dave Marshall
Tom Hilinski
Duane Banks
Hawkeye
Bobby Elliott
Mike Mayville
Mllnois
Purdue
Penalty costs Bettendorf in district golf meet
Muscatine rises as Bettendorf drops four strokes after Jel Seitz of Bettendorf borrows a putter, incurring a four stroke penalty. Davenport Assumption wins with 214, while John Barrett and Bob Moeller lead Mans. Assumption and Muscatine advance to state. top two teams from other sites also move on.
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Beltendorf
Jel
Seitz
Muscatine
Bettendorf
Muskies
MHS
Davenport Assumption
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Jackel
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Mike Stodgell
Doug Umtandt
Shayd
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Kevin Cannon
Randleman
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Retiayer
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Cherry Hill
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Garden State Park
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Pimlico Race Course
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Beckett
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Joe DiMaggio
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Bill Hopkins
Port City
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Canton
Dick Mumm
Burlington
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Steve Dallofeld
Dave Lawhorn
Rock Island
Randy Lawhorn
Bruce Vought
Mike Roelens
Moline
Dic. Mumm
Leo Long Burling
D. Lawhorn
Mumm
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DAV. Assumption
John Barrett
Bob Moeller
Mike Long
Gary Beyer
Mark McCarthy
Pat McFate
Denny Lohman
Dan Smith
Mark Barrington
Doug Hultquist
Henry Braunlich
Bob Haedt
Phil Patten
Jeff Seitz
Steve Landauer
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Jim Bane
Mark Stasi
Tom Scheuerman
Gene Geesner
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