Roofers overwhelm Broncs 8 1 in non-league win
Halstead Wray Roofers powered to an 8 1 victory over Hutchinson Broncs in a non league game. Tony Konderla homered twice tying a club mark, Phil Smith added a two bagger, Doug House and Mike Murphy combined on a two hitter. Mike Peterson leads Roofers with a .483 average.
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Halstead Wray Roofers to host three-night baseball doubleheader
Halstead fans will see three nights of semi pro baseball at Riverside Park with Wray Roofers facing Dodge City on Friday and Service Auto Glass on Saturday and Coors of Kansas on Sunday. Also featured are Hays and Coors of Kansas in other weekend games.
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Topeka Hosts Rain Delayed Kansas Amateur Match Play
Medallists Frank Rose of Topeka and Dean Hobley of Wichita lead the field as rain delays push back the championship flight. Ten players tied at 153 to join the 32 man bracket with Rose and Hobley sharing medal honors at 144 after two qualifying rounds. Robert Vickers was third at 145, Rocky Waitt 146, and all Newton golfers exited after a 157 36 hole total led by Jeff Olsen.
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Denver gains on Wichita in American Association West
Denver swept a doubleheader from Indianapolis 5-2 and 3-2 to move one game ahead of Wichita for first in the West. Tulsa blanked Evansville 9-0, Oklahoma City beat Omaha 6-3, and Wichita edged Iowa 5-4 as the Aeros held off a ninth inning Oaks rally with Paul Reuschel retiring the bases loaded. Alex Taveras doubled in a run and Mike Easler and Ray Busse hit solo shots for the Oaks.
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Gamecocks Rally Past Arizona State In CWS Action
South Carolina powered by Earl Bass in a 6-3 comeback win over Arizona State before 10 902 fans. The victory keeps the fourth ranked Gamecocks unbeaten in the College World Series, two wins from the title as Texas awaits in the next round.
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Giants Hang On as Thomasson HR Sparks Win Over Phils
San Francisco stays within 4 1/2 games of first in NL West as Gary Thomasson belts a three run homer in the fourth inning enabling an 8-3 victory over Philadelphia. Willie McCovey and Chris Speier drive in runs. Ed Goodson is dealt to Atlanta earlier in the week.
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Major League Baseball scores and upcoming games
MLB results include New York 5 Minnesota 1 and Kansas City 7 Cleveland 1. Oakland 5 Milwaukee 3, Baltimore 9 Texas 8 in 10 innings. Chicago Kings 7. Minnesota at New York and California at Detroit slated next. Friday games list Boston Kansas City and Oakland Detroit among others with rainouts and schedule notes.
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