Perry, Sambito, Koosman pace NL action in Monday games
Gaylord Perry pitched seven strong innings for his 15th win as the Padres beat the Phillies 7-3 to maintain a road winning streak. Houston defeated Chicago 8-3 as Sambito, unhappy with his contract, relieved for 1 1/3 innings. Koosman struck out 13 in a 4-2 loss as the Mets fell to the Giants in 11 innings. Montreal beat Los Angeles 4-2, St. Louis crushed Cincinnati 14-9, and extras-heavy notes include Grimsley earning his 15th win for Montreal.
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Orioles Nearly Complete No-Hitter as Flanagan Dominates A's
In a tense AL roundup, pitcher Mike Flanagan carried a near perfect game against the Oakland A's, but the Orioles fell short of a no-hitter as the late innings produced hits and the bid unraveled.
No No-Hitter Dream Fleeting as Orioles Edge A's
In a tight pitching duel, Orioles left-hander Flanagan carried a no-hitter into the Oakland seventh but Rico Carty broke it with a run-scoring single. Baltimore held on for a 3-2 victory, with Carty’s hit and strong ninth by Bruce Robinson and Mitchell Page shaping the final stretch. Detroit beat Minnesota 9-6 behind Lance Parrish’s six RBIs, while Toronto topped Texas 8-6 as Alan Ashby and Horton's homers fueled a five-run fifth.
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Bruce Robinson
Mitchell Page
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A’s
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Minnesota Twins
Toronto Blue Jays
Texas Rangers
Earl Weaver
Eddie Murray
Kiko Garcia
Terry Crowley
Tigers
Twins
Lance Parrish
Jack Billingham
Detroit
Minnesota
Parrish
Tim Corcoran
Ron LeFlore
LeFlore
Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Dave Lopes
Blue Jays
Rangers
Horton
Alan Ashby
Texas
Billy Hunter
Bobby Bonds
Jim Sundberg
Kurt Bevacqua
al Oliver
Cleveland
Indians
Major league linescores note players and hits
In a compact box score style item the record cites Bristlebrus star line 18 5 L with one homer by San Lego and 0 Thomas (3). Tenace adds his 14th homer as the scoring entry notes a notable performance by Tenace and teammates
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Dodgers face tough reconcile mission after locker-room clash
Dodger stars Don Sutton and Steve Garvey seek a man to man meeting to settle their public dispute sparked by Washington Post remarks. Garvey confronted Sutton after claims tied to Madison Avenue image and family references. Both endured facial bruises. Sutton plans a Thursday statement as Lasorda presses for focus on baseball and pennant race.
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O'Malley
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Harris predicts district and region teams in season rankings
John Harris of the Harris Rating System releases top 10 lists for all classes and district finishes. He spots Abilene Cooper as 5-4A champion with Permian and Odessa High close behind, notes Fort Stockton and Pecos in 3A elite, and flags Ector as likely last in 2A amid sparse returning starters.
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Eagles
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Harris picks state favorites and all-state honorees
Harris announces state favorite selections across classes from 5A to B with Stanton and Iraan highlighted for top spots. Wink remains far from top 10 in 4B while Temple Brownwood Breckenridge Haskell and Wheeler receive 4A 3A 2A and B nods. All-state lists include Graves Kolb Harvey Lang with regional Texas focus and other college prospects.
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Permian
Steve Kolb
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Denver City
Kenneth Harvey
Mark Lang
Ferguson Jenkins urges more Canadian recruiting
Ferguson Jenkins urges major league scouts to spend more time in Canada to find talent. The Texas Rangers pitcher notes a wealth of potential in Canada, cites five Canadians in the majors, including John Hiller, Reggie Cleveland, and Dave McKay. He recalls winning 25 games in Texas and moving the Rangers from last to second.
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Melville
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Montreal Expos
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Scotch foursome winners at Sunset Country Club
Jim and Iris McNabb captured first place in the Scotch foursome golf tournament at Sunset Country Club, posting a 33 to beat Billy and Allene Kuenstler by two strokes. Don and Jane Nelson tied with Charles and Frances McAfee for third at 36. Closest to the pin went to Byron Dennis on No 2, longest drives to Jim McNabb on No 7 and Miriam Gaddy on No 8. The final Scotch foursome will be held Sept. 20 at Sunset Country Club.
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Iris McNabb
Sunset Country Club
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Allene Kuenstler
Don
Jane Nelson
Charles
Frances McAfee
Byron Dennis
Jim McNabb
Miriam Gaddy
Diablos Top Dodgers In Texas League Thriller 7-4
El Paso Diablos beat San Antonio 7-4 as Terry Stupy doubled home the go ahead run in the seventh inning and scored on Bob Slater's single. Bill Ewing hit his 23rd homer for a 2-0 El Paso lead while San Antonio tied it with four in the third. Ken Schrom improved to 8-6, Ted Power fell to 5-5.
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San Antonio Dodgers
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Amarillo
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Arkansas
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Stupy
Diablos
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Bill Ewing
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Bobby Mitchell
Ken Schrom
Ted Power
Jackson Mets
Rafael Vasquez
Keith Bowle
Jeff Reardon
Vasquez
Wrestling Showdown at Floyd Gwin Auditorium Tonight
Wrestling returns to Floyd Gwin Auditorium at 8 30 pm with world heavyweight champion Harley Race facing Dory Funk in the main event Adrian Adonis battles Teddy DiBiase in a semifinal three preliminary bouts set Mr Pogo vs Noah Jones Ricky Romero vs Doug Somers and Roger Kirby vs Alex Perez provide additional action.
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Doug Somers
Roger Kirby
Alex Perez
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Harley Race
Dory Funk
Adrian Adonis
Teddy DiBiase
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