Pitchers Pace Legion Winners In District 2 Action
Shawnee blanked Fort Scott 9-1 behind Todd Maguire two hitters with 11 strikeouts as KC 199 beat KC Post 399 4-1 with Tom Bukovac tw o-hit gem to reach tonight's winners bracket final. Ottawa and Lawrence meet in winners bracket final at Orlis Cox Field.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Shawnee
Kansas City Post 199
American Legion
Fort Scott
Todd Maguire
Kansas City 199
Tom Bukovac
Kansas City Post
Ottawa
Lawrence
Orlis Cox Field
Kansas City
Anak
Dodger Ace Stars 2 Ways
Tommy John dominates on mound and plate as the Dodgers beat the Mets 7-2. The pitcher hit safely twice and drove in a run, boosting his batting and pitching stats while New York falls behind in the NL West race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Wilner
Tommy John
Los Angeles
Dodgers
John
New York Mets
Ron Cey
Steve Yeager
Dolphins Fight NFL Power Play Over Suspended Players
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula criticizes the NFL committee ruling forcing two suspended players on waivers. Owner Joe Robbie plans to sue the NFL Management Council and the players association while Randy Crowder and Don Reese await trial on cocaine charges. Dolphins officials say the players cleared waivers and are free agents as the Jets cut Irvin Stevenson and Marvin Frazier.
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Associated Press
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
National Football League Player Club Committee
Shula
Boas
Joe Robbie
NFL Management Council
NFL Players Association
Dolphins
Randy Crowder
Don Reese
NFL
Crowder
Reese
Robbie
Jets
Irvin Stevenson
Marvin Frazier
Sox Back On Top In AL East
The Boston Red Sox beat the Seattle Mariners 3-2 in 10 innings on Denny Doyle's start and Fred Lynn's sacrifice fly to move a game ahead in the AL East. New York clinched a 9-3 win over California as the Yankees stay in the chase with 7 wins in 9 games.
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Bob Greene
Boston Red Sox
Denny Doyle
Rick Burlegan
Doyle
Fred Lynn
Red Sox
Seattle Mariners
Boston
Don Zimmer
Seattle
Craig Reynolds
Reynolds
Burleson
Baltimore
New York Yankees
California Angels
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Yankees
Angels
Thurman Munson
Chris Chambliss
Reggie Jackson
Wednesday Scoreboard Highlights From Major League Games
A compiled list shows Toronto at Kansas City with Garvin 7-10, Ellis and Barrios in Chicago, Bibby and Haas in Milwaukee, Arroyo and Schueler in Minnesota, Paxton and Wheelock in Seattle, Flanagan and Langford in Oakland, Guidry and Ryan in California, plus Thursday Texas at Chicago. NL East standings feature Chicago leading Phila and Pitt, with Montreal and San Francisco also noted. multiple matchups listed including Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Montreal, and St. Louis at Atlanta among others on a busy schedule.
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Toronto
Garvin
Kansas City
Splittorff
Texas
Ellis
Chicago
Barrios
Cleveland
Bibby
Milwaukee
Haas
Detroit
Arroyo
Minnesota
Schueler
Boston
Paxton
Seattle
Wheelock
Baltimore
Flanagan
Oakland
Langford
New York
Guidry
California
Ryan
Phila
Pitts
Louis
BAT
Montreal
York
LosAng
Cinei
Houston
Fran
Diego
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Rayl
Matlack
Barr
J. Brown
Shirley
Carlton
Rasmussens
Ruthven
R. Reuschel
Nncinnati
Moskau
Kison
J. Niekro
Associated Press
Balt
Cleve
Milwkee
West Chicago
K.C. Cr
Calif
Twins Rally Past Royals as Wynegar Lifts Twins
Harold Wynegar Jr boosted the Minnesota Twins with a double, a run, and a three run homer in a 9-4 win over the Kansas City Royals. Wynegar, 21, has 57 RBIs this season and the Twins narrowed the gap behind the Chicago White Sox, who hold the division lead. Royals manager Whitey Herzog warned of urgency as Kansas City fell 5 1/2 games back. Frank White contributed an RBI single for KC in the fourth, and Al Cowens added two RBIs including a ninth inning single.
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Mike Torrez
New York
California
Paul Hartzell
Angels
Yankees
Yankee
Twins
Royals
Butch Wynegar
Dan Ford
Minnesota
Kansas City
Dave Goltz
Tom Burgmeier
Rangers
White Sox
Willie Horton
Bert Campaneris
Texas
Chicago
Campaneris
Horton
Indians
Brewers
Bill Melton
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Dennis Eckersley
RBI
Buddy Bell
Rico Carty
Andre Thornton
Frank Duffy
Bloomington
Wynegar
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Sox
Whitey Herzog
K.C
Frank White
al Cowens
Arbi
Cowens
Bob Gorinski
Bob Heise
Andy Hassler
Hal McRae
Coors Wins NBC Final In Extra Inning Thriller
El Dorado Coors defeated Hutchinson Broncs 9-6 in extra innings to clinch the Kansas National Baseball Congress tournament title. Alvis Harper delivered a three run homer in the extra frame as Dan Fisher earned the win and Jeff Calhoun took the loss. Hutchinson tied the game with a late rally but El Dorado pulled ahead in the 10th.
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Hutchinson, Kan
el Dorado Coors
Kansas National Baseball Congress
Hutchinson Broncs
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Alvis Harper
Coors
Dan Fisher
Bill Bakewell
Jeff Calhoun
Liberal
Dodge City
Kansas
Heard Returns To Golf Tour At Hartford
Jerry Heard, once a top young golfer, returns to action in the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. He has a back problem and has played little recently, seeking treatment and rest, with a possible surgery if needed. The 156-player field includes Trevino, Geiberger, Green, Bean, Lietzke, Massengale, Simons and McGee, with CBS-TV to televise portions of the final rounds.
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Inverrary
Wethersfield Country Club
Heard
Lee) Trevino
Trevino
Chicago
Johnny Miller
Miller
al Geiberger
Hubert Green
Andy Bean
Bruce Lietzke
Rik Massengale
Jim Simons
Jerry McGee
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Pace Legion
Maguire
Marty Hays
Clay Campbell
Kurt Kleinsorge
Dennis Monahan
Kleinsorge
Mike Smith
Mark Darrah
Hays
Keith Bateman
Lance Norris
Norris
Monahan
Steve Pokrynka
Bukovac
Post 399
Dan Burgess
John Mayfield
KC 199
Mike Hiller
Mike Stephens
Dennis Dumovich
Post 199
Hiller
Alan Oakley
Pokrynka
Stephens
Ottawa Swim Club
Wichita
Dana Wright
Charlie Rutter
Jim Hofman
Mike Douglas
Kevin Brewer
Randy Brewer
Susie Baugher
Jerry Hofman
Gina Wright
Pam Baugher
Kelvin Owens
Jeff Brewer
David Schwarzer
Barry Gaeddert
AL Smith
Pat Madden
Padres
Phillies
Dave Kingman
Bob Owchinko
Rollie Fingers
Kingman
Jim Kaat
Cubs
Reds
Mario Soto
Soto
Bill Buckner
Jerry Morales
Bobby Murcer
Steve Ontiveros
Jose Cardenal
Cardinals
Braves
Dave Rader
Mike Tyson
Pirates
Astros
Bill Robinson
Enos Cabell
Giants
Expos
Larry Parrish
Ellis Valentine
Andre Dawson
Steve Rogers
Randy Elliott
KNBC
Goltz
Our Body Shop
Rick Prem
Hartford
Cbs-Tv
Gilliland
7Th St. Terrace
Kan
Crestview Nursing Home
RCA
Amana
Coronado
GE Cannister
Ward
Bissell
ADTO
Ila MA
Bearly, Estate
Orville J. Cole
Garnett, Kan
Audt
Myers Aud
Keller-Kirkland
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