Swift Stops Royals In 2-1 Mariners Victory
Seattle rookie Billy Swift earned credit for keeping Kansas City to one run over 7 2 3 innings as Jim Presley’s ninth inning single scored Barry Bonnell to lift the Mariners 2-1. Karl Best picked up the win in relief, while Bud Black took the loss for KC.
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Seattle
Jim Presley
Billy Swift
Presley
Barry Bonnell
Seattle Mariners
Kansas City Royals
Swift
Mariners
Royals
Chuck Cottier
Ed Vande Berg
Karl Best
Bonnell
Joe Beckwith
Frank White
Jim Beattie
Mark Langston
Mike Morgan
Mike Moore
Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Fragments From era
Consolidated scoreboard fragments show Monday games Bastion at Detroit New York at Baltimore Minnesota at Kansas City Toronto at Milwaukee and notes of Tuesday pairings including Boston Detroit California Cleveland New York Baltimore Oakland Chicago Seattle Texas Chicago at New York San Diego Los Angeles and further fixtures Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Montreal Chicago New York Houston Atlanta Philadelphia St Louis and Los Angeles with various pitchers and records.
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Detroit
Petry
New York
Guidry
Baltimore
McGregor
Minnesota
Viola
Kansas City
Saberhagen
Toronto
Stieh
Milwaukee
Haas
Boston
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Chicago
Seattle
Texas
Sutcliffe
Darling
San Diego
Los Angeles
Joneycutt
Associated Press
California Bay
Texas A
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pitishi
Avanta
Louis
Francisco
Angeles
Tibbs
Hammaker
Winn
Palmer
Ryan
Shields
North Wins Dramatic U S Open After Wild Final Day
Andy North claimed the 83rd U S Open at Oakland Hills with a final 279 after a final round 74, overcoming a volatile duel with T C Chen who led early with a historic double eagle but faltered on No 5. Dave Barr, Denis Watson and Payne Stewart also contended as South Course conditions produced high drama and surprising turns.
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North
Cherry Hills
Denver
Oakland Hills Country Club
Chen
Dave Barr
Denis Watson
Payne Stewart
T.C
Birmingham
Mich
Andy North
T.C. Chen
Lanny Wadkins
Seve Ballsteros
Johnny Miller
Fuzzy Zoeller
Rick Fehr
Corey Pavin
Jack Renner
Locals sweep triad as Ottawa Arrows end skid
Ottawa AAA posts an 8-11 overall mark after sweeping Topeka 14-11 and 9-6 in a weekend twinbill. KC 199 beat Ottawa 6-0 in the opener, with Potter racking up seven strikeouts before Ottawa’s late rally fell short. In game two Ottawa rallyed from a 7-4 deficit, scoring on errors and timely hits to win 9-6, then completed the 3-1 weekend against Topeka with a 14-11 opener and 9-4 finale, led by Andrews and Fritts driving in multiple runs and Rice sealing the save. The Arrows visit Shawnee South Wednesday in a 7:30 league game.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Topeka
Kansas City
Orlis Cox Field
Arrows
Ottawa Aaa
Phil Potter
Potter
Onawals
Rinnie’Rice
Jim Phalen
Dan Hays
Rice
Jim Yoakum
Ted Gardner
Mike Robertson
DeLa Torre
Greg Rodina
Basel
Thomasson
Jung
Steve Smith
Donnybrook
Andrews
Rick Fritts
Otto Skoog
Geistail
Ing
Horne
Tom McMahon
Jarod Peterson
Post
John Wray
Peterson
Wray
Geist
Smith
Skoog
Perry Keegan
RBI
Rutter
Fritts
Shawnee South
Rockies Split Pair With BV In Ottawa Area Youth Games
Ottawa 16-year-olds split a two game set with Blue Valley No. 1 7-5 in each game. In the first game Ottawa won 10 innings on a two-run rally highlighted by Darin Schmoe’s one-out single and a Schmoe McLaughlin scoring sequence. Kevin Brewer pitched six plus innings for Ottawa allowing five runs and seven hits. The nightcap saw Blue Valley win 7-5 behind two three-run innings while Ottawa scored twice in the first and a pair in the third. Ottawa stands 6-13.
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Swift
Mariners
Seattle
Cottier
Jack Perconte
Ivan Calderon
Royals
Bud Black
Kansas City
Rich Gale
John Wathan
Willie Wilson
Dick Howser
Ble
Arrows
Richard DeLaTorre
Steve Andrews
Charlie Rutter
Rice
Yoakum
Ottawa
Brad Basel
Jung
Phil Geist
Post 199
Geist
Mark Horne
Stanley
Legion
Blue Valley
Darin Schmoe
Kenny McLaughlin
Schmoe
McLaughlin
Kevin Brewer
Pomona
Olathe
Trudy Eichinger
Eichinger
Wellsville
Babe Ruth
Spring Hill
Desoto-A
Desoto-B
Eagles
Ryan Hrabe
Dale Silvius
Hrabe
Eagle
Nathan Hammon
RBI
Silvius
Andy Kuestersteffen
Matt Lambert
Brian Young
Jamie Jukes
J.J. Kline
DeSoto
Gardner
Barry Reynolds
Brewer
Tim Spears
Steve Matney
Thomas knocks Weaver to defend WBC title in Vegas
Thomas stops Mike Weaver with a one punch knockout in the eighth round to retain the WBC heavyweight title. He calls out Larry Holmes to prove he is the real champion as Holmes eyes a September bout with Michael Spinks to tie Rocky Marciano’s 49 0 record.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Weaver
Pinkton Thomas
Larry Holmes
Thomas
Mike Weaver
World Boxing Council
Holmes
International Boxing Federation
Tony Tubbs
World Boxing Association
Rocky Marciano
Michael Spinks
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Tze-Chung Chen
TC. Chen
Taiwan
Barr
Brian Jung
Paul Zuniga
Rockies
Lori Lantis
Debbie Burgoon
Roseann Scott
Cindy Scott
Mary Ann Frevert
Reynolds
Matney
Spinks
Don King
Butch Lewis
Spinkser
Marciano
Bob Foster
Joe Frazer
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