Ryan Eyes More No Hitters Following Orioles Win
Nolan Ryan, a master of the fastball, tied a no hitter with four for the season with a 14-0 perfect game over the Baltimore Orioles. Koufax compares Ryan's dominance and notes his changeup and curve aid the effort, signaling more no hitters to come.
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Anaheim
Nolan Ryan
Sandy Koufax
S. Ryan
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UPI
Yanks Clip Rangers 8 4 Behind Chambliss Hit and Bonds Blast
New York built a four run third inning highlighted by Chris Chambliss three run double and Bobby Bonds two run homer as they beat Texas 8 4 at Arlington Rangers fall to their eighth loss in nine. Rudy May earned the win over Joe Jenkins who suffered his third straight loss.
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Bobby Bonds
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Fred Stanley
Roy White
Elliott Maddox
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Jim Umbarger
Rudy May
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Leo Cardenas
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Jim Sundberg
Ers
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Greenville
Aso Robles
Calif
New York Mets
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Dick Williams
Oswego Speedway super-modified feature halted by rain
At Oswego Speedway seven of 24 starters crashed on the first lap when a 14 car tangle blocked the track. Rain stopped the 45 lap main 18 laps in, leaving Jimmy Shampine on top in 8 Ball with Eddie Bellinger second and Gary Albritain third as the final 27 laps are scheduled to run first on this week's card.
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Eddie Bellinger
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Swift
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Norm Mackereth
John Spencer
Ron Mattison
Joe Paeno
Darrel Peckham
Ed Bell
Brian Herb
Mike Rizzo
Red Barnahart
Ed Bellinger
Jim Shampine
John Logan
Nolan Swift
Fred Graves
Gar Reichert
Steve Gioia
Chuck Ciprich
Gary Kelly
Jim Muldoon
Gary Albritain
Ron Wallace
Bob Stelter
Warren Coniam
Don MacLaren
Armand Holley
Scott Wilson
Rex Kenney
Kenney
Kelly
Reichert
Muldoon
Peckham
Cheney
Padres Shut Out Mets In Sunday Tilt
New York's Randy Tate struggled as San Diego defeated the Mets 4 0. Dave Winfield drove in one run on a wild pitch and a second score came on an error as Alan Foster and Danny Frisella held the Mets scoreless. Frisella earned his second save of the season in relief.
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San Diego
Dave Winfield
Padres
New York Mets
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Winfield
Mets
Yogi Berra
Tate
John Grubb
Enzo Hernandez
Bobby Tolan
Grubb
Jerry Grote
Hernandez
Alan Foster
Danny Frisella
Frisella
Atlanta
Infield
Mike Ivie
Rusty Staub
Grote
Redman Edges Andretti At Pocono In F5000 Race
Brian Redman won the 98 mile main event at Pocono Raceway, edging Mario Andretti by about a mile. Redman switched to the older Lola T-322 after deciding the new car was uncompetitive, finishing 23 seconds ahead of Andretti's teammate Al Unser Jr. in a Lola Chevrolet.
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Brian Redman
Mario Andretti
Pocono International Raceway
Redman
Andretti
al Unser
Jackie Oliver
Eppie Wietzel
Nazareth
Oswego Girls Take Third in Sectional Meet at Rome
Oswego High School girls track finish third in Class A at Rome, nine points behind first. Denise Sawyer wins long jump and places second in 880. Gigi Kessler sets records in 440 and 220. Katy Schneider and Michelle Kun sqiler also place well as relay teams post strong times.
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Buccaneers
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Denise Sawyer
Onondaga
Gigi Kessler
Gigi
Katy Schneider
Michelle Kunsqiler
Lisa King
Carol
Mazzer
Karen Burke
Ellen Feeney
Kim Schneider
Donna Olin
Fifith
Carol Mazzer
Patti Read
Corcoran
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Jon Ritson
Morrisville College
Morrisville
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Irwin Wins Atlanta Golf Classic by Four Strokes
Hale Irwin, 1974 US Open champion, coasted to a four shot victory at the Atlanta Golf Classic finishing 17 under par 271 at Atlanta Country Club. Tom Watson was runner up, while Charles Coody faded to third with a closing 70. Nicklaus Miller Barber tied for fourth at 277. Irwin earned 45000 dollars.
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Hale Irwin
Irwin
University of Colorado
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Tom Watson
Atlanta County Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Miller Barber
Miller
Whitworth Wins Third LPGA Championship in Hall of Fame Week
Kathy Whitworth, six days after entering the LPGA Hall of Fame, rallied to beat Sandra Haynie by one stroke at Pine Ridge. Whitworth finished 4 under par 288 to claim the $8,000 first prize, raising her career total to $554,781. JoAnn Washam, Donna Caponi Young, and Carol Mann trailed in the top five.
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Baltimore
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Ladies Professional Golfers Association Hall of Fame
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Sandra Haynie
Pine Ridge
Miss Haynie
Fins
Young JoAnn Washam
Donna Caponi Young
Carol Mann
Hawks Trade Johnston for Pappin in NHL Move
Chicago Black Hawks acquire left winger Joey Johnston from the California Golden Seals for right winger Jim Pappin. Johnston, 26, had 14 goals and a wrist injury last season. Pappin, 35, scored 36 goals. Bernie Parent and the Flyers win the John Wanamaker Award for Philadelphia’s athletic achievements.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
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California Golden Seals
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Black Hawk
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Pappin
Flyers
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Bernie Parent
Philadelphia Flyers
John Wanamaker
Bobby Clarke
Wanamaker
First Woman Signs Athletic Grant At Murray State
Jackie Joe Mounts, cited as MVP in basketball at Greener High School Springfield Ohio for three years, signs an athletic grant in aid at Murray State University. She also excelled in volleyball and participated in track and softball under coach Dew Drop Rowlett at Western Kentucky University.
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Jackie Joe Mounts
Greener High School
Springfield
Ohio
Murray State University
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Dew Drop Rowlett
Western Kentucky University
Buzz Ridl Named Westminster Alumni Director
Charles Buzz Ridl, former Pitt basketball coach, has been named director of alumni affairs at Westminster College his alma mater. He retires earlier this year after seven Pitt seasons and will liaison Westminster with its 15,500 alumni.
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Charles “Buzz” Ridl
University of Pittsburgh
Westminster College
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Westminster
Top Pacer Nero Dominates Cane Prep Final at Yonkers
Nero daughter Meadow Skipper dominated Yonkers with a 2 length win in the Cane Prep Final, driven by Joe O'Brien, clocking 1 59 for a third straight year victory. Silk Stockings finished third as Nero paid 2.60 2.40 2.10.
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Yonkers Raceway
New York State
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Frank Wallace
Amber Dare Wins Finger Lakes $2100 Pace At Canandaigua
Amber Dare a 5 year old brown gelding beat Sunny London by a length to win the featured pace. Jockey Warren Wedilag rode the top weight covering the mile and yards in 1 45 flat. Payouts ran to 4 3 2 80 with a 11 88 double and 3 1 6 trifecta returning strong sums amid a 5703 crowd and $449 522 handle.
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Regatta Queen
Evert Wins Italian Open Women’s Singles
Top seed Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeats Martina Navratilova 6-1 6-0 to win the Italian Open for $120 000. In Düsseldorf, top seed Fillel of Czechoslovakia beats Eva Eodes 6-4 1-6 6-0 7-5 to claim the $50 000 Grand Prix.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
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Czechoslovakia
Maryland’s Lucas Wins Class A Singles Title in EI Champs
John Lucas of Maryland defeated Penn State’s Jan Bortner 6 1 6 0 to claim the Class A singles crown at the Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Championships. Bortner and Miguel Mauriua won the Class A doubles title against Lucas and Fred Wincklemann. Penn State took the team title with 46 points, Notre Dame second, Colgate third, Rochester fifth, among 37 eastern schools with 127 singles players and 56 doubles teams.
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University of Maryland
Jan Bortner
Penn State
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Fred Wincklemann
Nittany Lions
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Colgate
University of Rochester
East Stroudsburg
Plumbers Cup Senior Opener At Fort Ontario
Plumbers and Fitters opened with a 10 to 8 win over Lions Club in a high scoring senior league game at Fort Ontario. Keith Sheridan led the winners with two singles while Vic Crisafulli led the Lions with three hits.
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John Edwards
Jamie Donovan
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Dante Maniccia
Buddy Diehl
Kevin Sheridan
Edwards
Farrell
Vic Crisafulli
Donovan
Tom Scaccia
Ed Hoeffer
Bill Bonner
Rick Joe
Bill Cooper
Major League Leaders Major League Leaders
American League batting leaders include Carew, Lynn and Horton with high averages and Bonds in runs. Pitching leaders feature Ruhle Blyleven and Blue with strong ERAs. National League spots show Bench and Garvey among RBI and hits leaders along with Morgan and Cedeno in steals.
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Peh
Gross
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Wynn
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