Roofers secure first win as Ryder dominates Manhattan
Halstead Wray Roofers break slump with 10-2 victory over Manhattan aided by Greg Ryder two hit effort and nine strikeouts. Peterson, Simon log three hits each, Grobe, Wendt, Smith, Davison add two apiece. four runs in first, then three in fourth and one in sixth before seven inning stop under six run rule. Considine plans lineup tweaks with two players expected from Tennessee to join roster.
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Fryman delivers seventh-inning grit for Expos win
Veteran lefty Woodie Fryman, 35, fuels Montreal to a 5-3 victory over the Dodgers on national TV as he finishes what he starts. Teammates respond with timely hits and bunts while manager Gene Mauch praises Fryman's heart and leadership. Other NL results include Philadelphia over San Diego 5-1 and New York 2-0 over Houston.
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Prefontaine Remembered By Thousands In Coos Bay
About 3,000 mourners in Marshfield High School stadium and town gathered to honor Steve Prefontaine, 24, who died in a Eugene car crash after posting a top American 5 000 meters time. Bowerman praised him as a pioneer for international competition and aid to athletes.
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Cardinals acquire Nordhagen in Braves trade completion
The St. Louis Cardinals finalize the contract of minor league outfielder Wayne Nordhagen from the Atlanta Braves to complete a deal. Nordhagen, 27, played for Richmond in the International League and will move to Tulsa in the American Association.
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Hot Royals visit Indians to start three game set
Kansas City's 15 of 20 stretch and late June surge with Hal McRae and John Mayberry anchor the lineup as they chase the division. Cleveland counters with Fritz Peterson as Nelson Briles starts for Kansas City in Cleveland.
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Hawks Will Not Move Team In Atlanta New Owners Eye Thompson Webster
The Atlanta Hawks new owners led by Simon Selig Jr say they will not relocate the franchise and will pursue top draft targets David Thompson and Marvin Webster. The sale to Selig, his family, Johnny Arndt and others was announced, with NBA approval pending. Thompson, NC State star and 1974-75 scoring leader, was the Hawks No. 1 pick.
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Easts Rally Past Wests In Busy Baseball Night
In American Association action the Easts defeated the Wests as Iowa upset Denver 8-1, Evansville beat Tulsa 10-5, Indianapolis topped Wichita 9-5, and Omaha crushed Oklahoma City 6-4. Roe Skidmore homered for Denver, while John Gamble driven in three for the Triplets.
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Rainouts Extend NAIA World Series Schedule to Five Games
Weather delays pushed the NAIA World Series into a five game slate with North Carolina Wilmington vs Birmingham Southern at noon, Lewis against Sam Houston State at 3, LaVerne versus Eastern Connecticut State at 6, and Missouri Western vs the LaVerne/Eastern Connecticut loser. Quisenberry and Thomas earned Monday wins as LaVerne blanked Wilmington and Eastern Connecticut defeated Birmingham.
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Area golfers notch two holes in one over weekend
In Kansas, Jim Helfer drilled his second ace on the 145 yard No. 6 at Hillsboro while 14 year old Robin Pfaff connected on No. 7 at Newton Public Golf Course. Pfaff played with his father Roger Pfaff Hesston. Four holes in ones have been recorded at Newton since.
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League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League batting leaders include Carew with .390 and Munson and Lynn at .349. Runs leaders are White and Bonds with 33 and 30 respectively. RBI leaders are Horton and G Scott with 35, while Munson leads hits with 59. NL leaders include Watson .347 and Lopes 44 runs. Bench 38 RBI, Garvey 73 hits, and pitching leaders Kison 51 decisions, Sutton 89 strikeouts.
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Major League Baseball Monday Results and Tuesday Schedule
AP reports Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 2 and Milwaukee beat Oakland 6 to 3. Tuesday features a full slate including Kansas City at Cleveland and Texas at Baltimore with several night games and multiple series openers.
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