Royals Edge Twins In 10 In Minneapolis
The Royals beat the Twins 5-4 in ten innings after tying the game with four runs in the eighth and ninth. Jerry Martin’s fielding error allowed the winning run as Dan Quisenberry earned the win in relief. Royals captain Howser praised the club’s balance and midseason hitting pace despite the late collapse.
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Penant Race Tightens in OBAL After Friday Wins
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action VFW beat the Optimists 25-5 to stay one game behind Kiwanis, while Sertoma moved to 3-2 by topping Rotary 10-7. Lions blanked the Elks 12-0 behind rookie Steve Mathey, and upcoming games pit VFW vs Kiwanis and Eagles vs Optimists.
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OB R L Players of Week Five Shine in Ottawa Baseball
Ottawa Babe Ruth League names two offensive stars and two rookies of the week. Keith Hodges of Kiwanis produced 17 runs in four games, Tim Burrichter drove in 12 runs in three games, Phillip Geist pitched a six inning win with 15 strikeouts. Phillip Larios and Barry Reynolds earned rookie honors for Ser toma and Lions respectively.
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All Midwest Region baseball team named
Oklahoma State catcher Robbie Wine and Wichita State first baseman Phil Stephenson earned All Midwest Region honors as first team selections. Both teams reached the College World Series. Wichita State also placed Russ Morman and Bryan Cleckers on the squad, while Oklahoma State fielded Gary Green and Benjie Delarosa.
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KU’s Lessig Defends Kerwin Bell Eligibility
University of Kansas confirms Kerwin Bell was eligible to play as a freshman in 1980 based on his high school transcript and NCAA rule interpretation. The Times reported Bell’s grades at Edison High School fell short of the 2.0 GPA requirement in early semesters, with changes made after graduation. KU says it will respond once the NCAA provides its interpretation amid an ongoing probe into recruiting practices.
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City Scores YANKEES-1 Reynolds And Urs Deadlock
Baseball box score style write up lists players with batting lines for YANKEES ORIOLES CUBS and others. Highlights include Reynolds and Currant contributions, numerous player stats, and team totals. Reads like a crowded records page from a mid 20th century game roundup.
Royals Pick Morris and Szekely in Summer Draft
Kansas City Royals top phase selections John Morris an outfielder from Seton Hall and Joe Szekely a catcher from Texas A and M in New York. In the secondary phase they chose Tom Wallace and Robert Locke outfielders and Mark Berry Cecil Fielder infielders from Oxnard and UNLV. Morris praised for power hitting speed and defense after a .431 season with 80 RBIs and 19 homers. Szekely hit .356 with 18 homers and 67 RBIs in 49 games.
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Robert Locke
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Baseball Scoreboard Wednesday Games
Cleveland hosts Detroit while California visits Toronto in New York Boston. Baltimore plays Milwaukee and Oakland meets Chicago. Houston battles San Francisco and St Louis faces Montreal. Pittsburgh visits New York and Chicago meets Philadelphia. Cincinnati travels to San Diego and Atlanta heads to Los Angeles.
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Miami Pulls Off 4-3 Win as Home Runs Carry Cocoa
Miami hitters Phil Lane Nelson Santovenia and Sam Sorce blasted solo shots to beat Wichita State 4-3 in the College World Series. Lane added a ninth-inning double as Miami advances to the winners bracket final while Wichita State drops to the losers bracket. Henry Heinkel notes the Shockers relied on power and misadventures in baserunning played into Miami's triumph.
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Philly Still Kicking in Game Six showdown with Lakers
The Lakers lead Philadelphia 3 2 in the NBA Championship Series as Game Six arrives in Los Angeles at 9 p.m. EDT. Philadelphia seeks a comeback from 3-2 to force a seventh game at the Spectrum, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar faces pressure after limited scoring in the series. Darryl Dawkins provided 20 points off the bench for the 76ers in a 135-102 win to shift momentum.
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Umpire Lou DiMuro Dies After Car Crash in Arlington
American League umpire Lou DiMuro, 53, longtime brooklyn native and father of five, died from injuries after being struck by David Ray O'Toole's car while crossing a busy Arlington intersection following a White Sox Rangers game Sunday night. He was taken to Arlington Memorial Hospital where he died.
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Brewers Cecil Cooper Is AL Player of the Week
Cecil Cooper of Milwaukee led the American League in hitting at 360 and was named Player of the Week. He batted .476 from May 31 to June 6, going 0-for-21 last week before finishing with three doubles and four home runs, driving in seven runs and scoring four. His slugging was 1.143 with a .476 on base percentage.
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Clippers Move to Los Angeles This Fall
San Diego Clippers owner announced the NBA team will relocate to Los Angeles this fall. A three year contract to play in the Sports Arena is reported with options for up to 20 more years. NBA approval and arena contract issues remain, including indemnity to Jerry Buss who owns the Lakers.
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