Wilkins Competes Between Flights At AAU Nationals
Los Angeles AP Muscular Mac Wilkins tried to better his world discus mark between flights during the AAU Track and Field Championships at UCLA. He led discus qualifiers with 209-3 after flying from San Jose and back, planning to return for finals. Renaldo Nehemiah set a meet record in the 110 hurdles semifinals, teeing up a Foster showdown, while Guy Abrahams led a strong 100 meters qualifying heat.
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Ucla
Wilkins
San Jose
Europe
Renaldo Nehemiah
Maryland
Greg Foster
Guy Abrahams
Abrahams
Steve Williams
Clancy Edwards
Don Coleman
James Gilkes
Rey Robinson
City Scores SOFTBALL fan's A League action report
A dense box score style report lists numerous teams and players from the City Scores Softball A League. Varied line items name squads such as Bengal, Ram sey, Pirates, Yankees, Tigers, Padres and Twins with individual player statistics, totals, and team names, reflecting a wide league roundup.
Clearing Lakes Produce Improved Fishing Across Kansas
Fishing across Kansas remained good last week as reservoirs began to clear after the wet spell. Walleye, white bass, and channel catfish led catches with anglers using worms, minnows, lures, and trolling methods. notable reports include a 10-pound channel catfish caught in the Ninnescah River above Cheney Lake by California transplants Donald and Daniel Harrison.
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Harris News Service
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California
Donald
Daniel Harrison
Ninnescah
Cheney Lake
Gary Morrison
Abbyville
Butler State
Council Grove
John Redmond
Melvern
Perry Lake
Pomona Lake
Wolf Creek
Central
Glen Elder
Marion County
Marion Lake
Kanopolis Lake
Wilson Lake
Cedar Bluff
Cove
Fish and Game Commission
Kirwin
Norton
Sheridan State Lake
Webster Lake
Rangers rally in 13th to sweep Royals in Arlington
In the second game of a doubleheader, Texas beats Kansas City 3-2 in the 13th after Pat Corrales ruled out a potential steal at home by Bump Wills. The earlier 5-4 win gave Texas second in the AL West, 2 1/2 games behind Oakland. Rich Gale had a no-hitter broken in the seventh. Steve Comer earned the win.
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Wills
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Royals
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Porter
Richie Zisk
Rich Gale
Mike Hargrove
Bonds
Jim Sundberg
Gale
Hartgrove
Harprode
Steve Comer
al Hrobosky
Homer Lane Dodger Hit by Reggie Smith in Montreal
Reggie Smith homered off Steve Rogers at Olympic Stadium breaking a prior 147⅓ inning home run drought as Montreal edged the Dodgers 4-1. Other NL notes: Cubs beat Reds 10-1 to gain a one game lead over idle Phillies in NL East, while St. Louis beat Atlanta with Preston Hanna taking his first loss. Rick Reuschel earned the win with a 14-hit attack and Bobby Murcer homered.
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Rick Reuschel
Bobby Murcer
Pete Vuckovich
Mark Littell
Ken Reitz
St. Louis
Atlanta
Preston Hanna
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