Seaver and Carew Reach 300 Wins and 3000 Hits on Sunday
Hal Bock notes a banner day as Tom Seaver and Rod Carew hit baseball milestones fiftyers apart across the nation. Seaver, at 40, earns his 300th win for the White Sox in a 4-1 victory over the Yankees, with 6 hits allowed and a decisive changeup to Winfield. Carew collects his 3,000th hit in a parallel showcase, sealing a historic moment for both crafted technicians of their crafts. Annie Seaver greets her father as the celebration rides through the dugout corner.
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Hal Bock
AP Sports Water
Tom Seaver
Rod Carew
Samuel Gompers Fehr
Silas Marner MacPhail
Seaver
New York Yankees
Yankees
Bobby Meacham
Don Mattingly
Dave Winfield
Dave Duncan
Carlton
Pudge
Fisk
White Sox
New York
Winfield
Annie Seaver
Annie
Carew Reaches 3000 Hit Milestone In Angels Win
Rod Carew collected his 3000th career hit with an opposite field single in the Angels 6 5 win over the Twins in Anaheim. Family friends and former teammates watched as Carew recalled starting with Minnesota beside Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva. Gene Mauch and Carew’s wife and daughters joined the celebration.
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Anaheim
Calif
Rod Carew
California Angels
Carew
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Harmon
Killebrew
Tony
Oliva
Gene Mauch
Stalemate on Baseball Labor Front Hours Before Strike
New York AP reports a near 24 hour stalemate between baseball owners and players with salary arbitration at the core. Commissioner Ueberroth remains hopeful while Lee MacPhail and Donald Fehr warn time is running out ahead of Tuesday’s deadline. A few Orioles players head to Toronto as talks resume and a meeting is planned before the strike cutoff.
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NEW York
Peter Ueberroth
Lee MacPhail
Donald Fehr
Players Association
Fehr
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toronto
MacPhail
City Scores Softball League Results and Talks
Reading shows multiple teams with tallies and player lines in a softball league standings page. Notable names include Miller, Greiner, VanArsdale, McAdoo, Blattner, and Bayless across North Baptist and Knights of Columbus teams, with Paola Assembly and First Assembly also listed in the results. A separate article discusses union and owner pension funding talks and salary arbitration proposals, featuring Kent Tekulve, Fehr, MacPhail, and Ueberroth, with ongoing bargaining developments.
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North Baptist
Miller
Greiner
VanArsdale
McAdoo
Blattner
Brecheisen
Runkle
Becker
Gilges
Bayless
Montgomery
First Assembly
Tate
Wier
Colwell
Goracke
Spigle
Schmoe
Hotaling
Raley
Atchison
Reimer
Geiss
Kent Tekulve
Philadelphia
Fehr
MacPhail
Royals Let One Get Away
Boston Red Sox rallied in the ninth and 12th innings to beat the Kansas City Royals 6-5 in 12 innings. Mike Easler hit a pinch homer in the ninth to extend the game, then Buckner doubled in the 12th as Boston pulled away. Dennis Boyd struggled late despite five shutout innings before taking the loss.
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Kansas City
Dennis
Boyd
Boston Red Sox
Mike Easler
Kansas City Royals
Dan Quisenberry
Boston
John McNamara
Easler
Jackie Gutierrez
Red Sox
Mike LaCoss
Bill Buckner
Becker Leads West Germany To Davis Cup Semis
Boris Becker, 17, powered West Germany to its first Davis Cup victory over the United States and a semifinal with Czechoslovakia after defeating Aaron Krickstein 6-2 6-2 6-1 in the decisive fifth match. Becker earlier beat Eliot Teltscher in singles. Czechoslovakia hosts West Germany. Australia faces Sweden in other semifinals.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Boris Becker
United States
Czechoslovakia
Aaron Krickstein
Ivan Lendl
Ecuador
Australia
Paraguay
Sweden
India
Becker
Eliot Teltscher
Krickstein
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The
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Marilynn
Charlyse
Stephanie
Michelle
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Rose and
Clemente
Garcia
Robertson
Jackson
Robinson
Kueser
Bien
Cope
Hornbeck
Bishop
Knights OF Columbus
Jordan
Mages
Morrisey
Weers
Howard
Hornung
D. Fischer
Bruno
Kramer
Pacheco
J. Fischer
Erisman
Paola Assembly
Hager
Tiedemann
Leonard
Keaton
Hill
Pritchard
Gray
Swearingen
Gerkin
Slyter
Totals
Bruna
2. A
Los Angeles Dodgers
Peter O’malley
PAC Executive Committee
Ueberroth
Chicago White Sox
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
Bob Stanley
Mark Clear
Steve Balboni
Royals
Lonnie Smith
George Brett
Frank White
Pat Sheridan
Willie Wilson
Quisenberry
Charlie Leibrandt
Jim Rice
Rich Gedman
Marty Barret
Wade Boggs
Boggs
Brett
Ricky Henderson
Chicago
Bannister
Guidry
Detroit
Terrell
Seattle
Beattie
California
Witt
Romanick
Butcher
Oakland
Birtsas
Milwaukee
Texas
Boris
Rawley
St. Louis
Cox
San Francisco
Hammaker
Houston
Knepper
Montreal
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Associated Press
Buy
Bey Californee
Mi Otas
Chic
Thy Phila
Delphia
Hawkins
McGaffigan
Reuss
Smith
Sears
S. Mair
Ottawa
City of
City
Kansas
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