Carlton’s Nasty Start Beats Cardinals in NL Action
Lefty Steve Carlton earned his eighth win without a loss, five-hitter over the St. Louis Cardinals as the Phillies won 6-1. The win extended Carlton’s streak against the Cardinals to 10 and kept Philadelphia a half game ahead in the NL East. Keith Hernandez, Whitey Herzog, and Pete Rose are noted in the aftermath as Montreal, Los Angeles, New York, and other teams posted varied results.
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Orioles Brewers split Sundays in tight AL East race
Brewers win 5-2 over Red Sox to keep Sundays strong as Jim Gantner hits his first homer on the second pitch. Orioles fall to Detroit 5-4 as Lynn Jones drives in two in seventh. Tigers stretch lead in Baltimore while Oakland Cleveland Minnesota Seattle chase.
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Gene Mauch
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Stadler captures Kemper Open by six strokes
Craig Stadler wins the Kemper Open at Congressional by six strokes with a 270 total. He moves to seventh in money standings and eyes the U S Open at Merion as his next major challenge while Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf finish strong for runner up spots.
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Sports on TV Report World Scene and Cable Coverage
TV sports briefing notes ESPN coverage of baseball and tennis events with scattered names of teams players and venues. Mentions New York Yankees Cleveland Montreat St Louis plus track and field events and sportscast segments on ESPN SportsCenter and college tennis coverage.
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Umpires attorney backs swift Martin suspension
The Umpires Union attorney Richie Phillips praises Lee MacPhail for suspending Oakland Manager Billy Martin quickly after he charged umpire Terry Cooney and caused injuries. He says the punishment should be severe and comparable to the Madlock case, while contemplating legal action if needed to ensure a timely, deterrent penalty.
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Special Effort wins Kansas Futurity at Ruidoso Downs
Special Effort, a $1 million purchase, won the 31st Kansas Futurity in 18.12 seconds at Ruidoso Downs. Bar Roulucks finished second, Ponti Bar third as Navco Moon died from internal bleeding after the race. Owners are Dan and Jolene Urschel, leased to Tim and Dana Guidry, trainer Johnie Goodman.
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Villeneuve Wins Monaco Grand Prix in Turbulent Weekend
In Monte Carlo Gilles Villeneuve of Ferrari clinched victory as Nelson Piquet crashed while leading with 54 laps completed. Elio de Angelis retired with a broken engine and Alan Jones faced fuel issues. Didier Pironi finished fourth as the Talbot Ligier took third.
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