Browsery seeks compensation from Phillies over Harrelson tampering
Bud Harrelson’s Browsery softball team on Long Island files protest with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn alleging tampering by Philadelphia. They demand reliever Tug McGraw in exchange for Harrelson, who after a varied career with the Mets and Phillies, returned to play informal games with the Browsers and later performed well in limited action.
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Royals Rally Surges Past Brewers In 14-11 Win
Kansas City erased an 11-2 deficit to stun Milwaukee 14-11. Willie Wilson sparked the comeback with a three-run homer in the sixth and capped the rally with a three-run inside-the-park homer in the ninth. George Scott, Al Cowens, Frank White, and A L Washington contributed key RBI hits as the Royals overcome Reggie Cleveland and Bil Castro in a wild late inning. The Brewers built their lead with a Dick Davis grand slam, Sal Bando's three-run homer, and Charlie Moore extra runs.
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Angels Top Tigers 8-7 Behind Grich Two Homers
Bobby Grich hit two homers to lift the California Angels past Detroit 8-7 on Friday night, with Carney Lansford and Dan Ford adding solo shots. Ford’s 8th homer broke a 7-7 tie in the ninth as Sparky Anderson suffered his second loss in two games. Jason Thompson and Champ Summers homered for Detroit.
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Watson Fails To Make Cut In Open Championship
Larry Nelson and Tom Purtzer share the halfway lead at 139 after steady 68 and 69 rounds in windy Inverness Club conditions. Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus stumble with 77s as Watson misses the cut by a single stroke while Nicklaus qualifies for the weekend. Hale Irwin stays within reach at 142.
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Baseball Scoreboard Second Round Pairings At Ottawa Club
Tuesday’s handicap tournament at the Ottawa Country Club lists pairings Bouska Brownell Cutting. Bennett Killough Gibson. Dietrich Cook Warnock. Artinger Porter South. Wiggins Clarridge Jukes. Bowers Crawford Hysom. M Moherman Schultz Andrews. Chrismer Elder Fredeen. Gleason Osburn Gillette. Gaeddert LeMaster Gilroy. Nourot Laury Snider. Sheldon Foulks Kramer. Bach Waldron Latimer. Katzer Brown. For reservations or cancellations call 242-4721 or 242-3734 before Saturday evening.
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Summer softball and baseball schedule updates and entries
Day programs closed for summer. June 21 announces July 4 Chautanque Days entries. Multiple leagues list games, times, and venues across Softball AA AAA Leagues with teams including Mendley Forest Park Duke Mig Haven Steel Briecee Drug Optimist Club and Star Industries. Also covered are Junior Midget base ball games and tournament brackets referenced in Ottawa Herald listings.
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City Scores Junior League results and player tallies
The local Junior League scoreboard lists multiple teams and detailed player statistics including Brenner Fernane Griffin Hoke Beust Stewer and others. Pirates Mets Yankees TISURS Pads Twins Red Sox Bombers Mirandas Intermediate teams are shown with individual scores and totals.
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Astros Edge Expos 2-1 On Howe’s Ninth Inning Hit
Art Howe doubled to gap in right center scoring Denny Walling from first in the ninth. Joaquin Andujar earned the win after holding Montreal to five hits as Houston defeated the Expos 2-1. Cesar Cedeno sparked the tie with a fourth inning RBI after a walk and steal.
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Ranger Explosion Rips Up Yankees
Texas Rangers exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning to beat the New York Yankees 9-5 in Arlington. Al Oliver hit a two run homer as Ed Figueroa retired early, and the Rangers chased him after a 1-1 tie with a seven hit attack led by Johnny Grubb and Billy Sample.
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Seaver Drives Reds Past Phillies with Two-Run Double
Tom Seaver shored up his Hall of Fame resume by lifting Cincinnati with a two-run double as the Reds erased a 3-1 deficit against Philadelphia. Bench added a two-run homer, while Seaver fanned six to climb to 2,801 strikeouts, and Cincinnati beat the Phillies 6-3 before 50,222 at Philadelphia. Foster and Driessen had key hits in the fourth, and Seaver doubled home two runs after Cesar Geronimo was walked intentionally.
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