Rangers Clinch Unearned Win Over Royals in KC
In Kansas City the Rangers beat the Royals with four unearned runs in a game spoiled by four errors and miscues. Whitey Herzog noted the dogfight as Texas scraped a win while Rich Gale took the loss and Texas’ bats cooled but remained optimistic about upcoming series.
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Hunter
Reds slip as Seaver silenced by Cubs 2-0 loss
CHICAGO AP Seaver, backed by a sputtering Cincinnati offense, fell to 2-9 since a no-hitter as the Reds were blanked 2-0 by the Chicago Cubs. Cincinnati has scored 67 runs in 25 starts other than two early-season outbursts, despite strong showings from Rose and Morgan. Sparky Anderson blamed the lineup’s slumps, stressing the need for players to produce consistently.
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New York Mets
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Dan Driessen
Sader Matters Jeez Aiting For Nicklaus
Sabe Sabo surprised by a strong Westchester Classic first two rounds leading Jack Nicklaus by one shot at 135 as contenders including Gilbert Graham Pate Hayes and Armstrong chase a 60 000 first prize. Nicklaus at 136 under par with 69 second round, Barry Jaeckel falters to 73.
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Gotne Pro Golf Tour
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Gibby Gilbert
Jerry Pate
Westchester
David Graham
Australia
Mark Hayes
Wally
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Gilbert
Graham
Hayes
Pate
Barry Jaeckel
Prigg
Hubert Green
Tom Watson
Don January
Gil Morgan
Tom Kite
Jerry McGee
Bogey: Costs Post In LPGA Dearborn Showdown
In Dearborn Michigan Saw Post led by one stroke at the ninth green before a television countdown interrupted her final hole. She bogeyed to tie Kathy Whitworth at the top of the standings in the LPGA event at Dearborn Country Club. Whitworth shot a 71 to join Post at 140 after 36 holes, with Austin and Bat Meyers close behind.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From A Busy Friday
National League East show Philadelphia trailing Chicago by a game while Montreal, St. Louis, New York push for position. West leader Los Angeles dominates and Cincinnati and San Francisco post wins. Saturday splits feature Dodgers at Mets and Braves at Cardinals with several late innings in play. Sunday forecasts include Pittsburgh and Houston rematches as contenders press for division leads.
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Tampa Bay
Bee Jays Win Again In NBC in Wichita
Liberal Bee Jays defeated Boulder Baseline Collegians 7-6 in 11 innings to move to the fifth round of the National Baseball Congress tournament. Marty Davis hit the game winning homer in the 11th as Liberal improved to 4-0, while Boulder fell to 4-1 in the loser's bracket. Nick Capra homered for Boulder, and Chuck Malito and Larry Kubacki hit Liberals' homers. Coors edged Beatrice 7-4 in another loser's bracket game, sending Beatrice to elimination at 3-2.
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Bruins
Tommy Thompson
Jeff Hunter
Forest Park Weekend Recreation Schedule and Pool Closing
The Forest Park swimming pool closes for the season on Sunday, August 27. A volleyball organizational meeting for all interested teams is set for Monday, September 17 at the Youth Center. Team fees are 25 dollars. Participation cards can be bought at the meeting. Individual yearly fees are 4 dollars for U.S.O residents and 8 dollars for non U.S.O residents. Family memberships are available.
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Ottawa University seeks softball teams for slow-pitch tournament
The Ottawa University Baseball Club invites men’s slow-pitch teams to Forest Park on August 26 and 27. Entry is 50 dollars and a softball. Interested teams should contact Don Williams at 242-5825.
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Ottawa University Baseball Club
Forest Park
Don Williams
Bowling Scores From Alley Dusters And More
Scores list for multiple bowling teams dated 10-30 showing high series and individual runners like R Bechtle 177-460 and D Andrews 205-605 across teams Alley Dusters Roarin Ripples Generation Gap G and M Tavern Put Mitch Late Starters Misfits Indian Lane and Dandy Four with various high totals and players named with initials and last names in a dense results format.
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R. Ronkstey
Affirmed and Alydar Face Off In Travers Stakes Showdown
At Saratoga, Affirmed and Alydar met in the Travers Stakes for $104,800 with nine-year-old rivalries. Affirmed led Alydar previously in Triple Crown showdowns, and jockey Laffit Pincay rode Affirmed after Steve Cauthen was injured. The field also included Nasty And Bold and Shake Shake Shake as post time neared.
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Tark Back In Full Form In Vikings Preseason Win
AP Sports Writer Barry Wilner reports Fran Tarkenton fully recovered from a broken leg suffered last November. He completed 17 of 99 passes for 209 yards and two TDs in Minnesota's 30 22 loss to Miami, connecting with Chuck Foreman and Ahmad Rashad. Coach Bud Grant cautions preseason results can mislead.
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Bud Grant
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Nate Moore
Norm Bulaich
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