Chambliss Does It Again Amid Herzog's Antics
New York Yankees beat Kansas City 5-3 on a pinch hit three run homer by Chris Chambliss off Doug Bird in the eighth. Royals manager Whitey Herzog angry at AL President Lee MacPhail over a makeup game and lineup protest, with George Brett and Al Cowens contributing key hits.
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Doug Bird
New York Yankees
Lee MacPhail
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Dennis Leonard
Jim Colborn
Andy Hassler
Hal McRae
al Cowens
John Mayberry
MacPhail
Baltimore
Texas Rangers
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Slugging stars spark AL action with Kuiper first homer
Duane Kuiper belted the first homer of his three year big league career to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 9-2. Andre Thornton and Bruce Bochte also homered in the first inning as Rick Waits pitched six solid hits. In Oakland, Jim Rice hit three homers but the A’s still beat the Red Sox 8-7. Bobby Page added a tie-breaking shot late. Baltimore crushed California 6-1 behind Pat Kelly’s grand slam off Nolan Ryan. Minnesota swept a doubleheader vs Toronto 7-6 in 10 innings. Bostock drove in six for Minnesota with a big opener in game two.
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Mitchell Page
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Bill Campbell
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Pat Kelly
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Brock Breaks Major League Stolen Base Record
San Diego AP report notes Lou Brock of the St Louis Cardinals became baseballs all time leader in stolen bases with 893 career steals, breaking Ty Cobb's mark during a 4-3 loss to the Padres. Brock praised the moment but worried about Bill Almon, while reflecting on the record and future possibilities.
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Volleyball Meeting for Ottawa Winter Program
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold an organizational meeting for the winter volleyball program at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Youth Center. Representatives from each team must attend, submit a roster, and pay a 25 dollar fee. The program caps 30 women's teams and 10 men's teams.
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Brock Breaks Cobb Record But Cards Fall to Padres
Lou Brock set the stolen base record with his 893rd career theft, tying Ty Cobb's mark as the St. Louis Cardinals lost 4-3 to the San Diego Padres. The Cards, four in the NL East, slipped nine games behind Philadelphia after a fifth straight defeat. Brock’s feat came in a late sequence including a second-base steal on the first pitch.
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Americans Boost Soccer Style and Growth Worldwide
In New York AP report Phil Woosnam asserts American tweaks to soccer, including shootouts and bonus points, have made the game more exciting. He notes NASL growth with record crowds in New Jersey and success in Minnesota and Portland, while predicting profits for Seattle, Portland, and Minnesota this season.
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Surprises Forecast for 1977 U S Open Tennis
Forest Hills set for a drama filled Open as Guillermo Vilas the hot 25 year old Argentinian and Virginia Wade threaten upset plans. Vilas seeded fourth faces Borg Connors in a tough draw while Connors defends his title as Borg seeks No 1 ranking after edging out Connors last week.
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Bowling Scores From Early Risers And Local Businesses
Local bowling results list team and high scores across numerous fronts including Early Risers Baldwin Floor Covering and McHermon Insurance. Notable entries show J Orton 198, T DeLa Torre 12, and L Meador 193 as top marks among Ottawa area lanes.
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Maloney Mobile
B. Maloney
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W. Waugh
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M. Brown
Fritts Machine Shop
B. Brady
B. Spears
K. Waymire
Dean
Coward
M. Hahner
E. Toye
G. Suther
S. Sluder
Watts Farm
J. Keaton
Fico
T. DeLa Torre
D. Hood
Rock House
Ottawa Bus
D. Burgoon
Princeton Grain
M. Sitsby
Ramsey
J. Hepter
South Pence
J. Bradley
T. Moata
Redenbaugh Oil
L. Taylor
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