Ryan yields three HRs to Boston in 6 innings
Nolan Ryan failed to locate and the Red Sox connected on three homers Bernie Carbo Carl Yastrzemski and Dwight Evans in a 6-1 Boston win Ryan had allowed only three dingers in nine prior starts and two days earlier Boston beat Vida Blue. Twins edge Brewers 2-1. Yankees top Rangers 11-7. A's blank Indians 3-0. Bayls rout Orioles 10-1. White Sox beat Tigers 6-1.
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Harmon Killebrew hit two home runs and drove in four as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Baltimore Orioles 10-1 Friday night. The 38-year-old slugger, now with seven homers this season, helped Kansas City surge with a third inning run and a late five-run seventh inning, supported by Buck Martinez's bases loaded triple.
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Two-Hit Craig Skok Leads Indians Past Evansville 1-0
Craig Skok pitched a two-hitter to lift Indianapolis to a 1-0 win over Evansville as Chuck Scrivener started the third with a single and scored on a wild pitch. Steve Dunning threw a three-hitter to pace Denver past Tulsa 2-0 with a late-inning run on Estrada and Hariston. Royals rout Orioles 10-1 as Harmon Killebrew belts two homers.
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Bethel runner Muthama falls short of finals at NAIA meet
Bethel College sophomore distance runner John Muthama clocked 4:06 for the mile and finished second in his heat to reach NAIA finals in Triadelphia Ark He also ran 14:09 for three miles and set a school mile record. Boit of Kenya clocked 4:05.8 to win the heat.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Weekly Results
Major League Baseball standings show East leaders Chicago Philadelphia and New York with varying records. Weekend results include New York beating Atlanta while Cincinnati upsets Philadelphia. Houston, Montreal, San Diego, St. Louis and San Francisco win on Friday and Saturday with several rematches scheduled Sunday.
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Warriors take 3-0 series lead in NBA title pursuit
Golden State built a 109-101 win over Washington in San Francisco to move within one victory of an unprecedented 3-0 championship sweep. Rick Barry led with 38 points as coach Al Attles’ bench supplied key support. Bullets coach K C Jones and star Elvin Hayes praised the resilient Warriors, who already overcame late-series deficits to reach the finals.
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Mahaffey extends lead as Danny Thomas Memorial heats up
In Memphis at Colonial Country Club North Texas State holds a two stroke edge after 36 holes led by Mahaffey and Streck. Streck and Higgins chase with 208 and 133 totals while legends Nicklaus and Littler contend for positions amid a crowded field at the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic.
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