Oliver Sparks Pirates Past Cards With Four Hits In 6-0 Win
Al Oliver collected four hits including a triple and drove in three runs as Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 6-0. Dock Ellis pitched five-hitter, Willie Stargell hit his 300th career homer, and Gary Matthews' late heroics helped San Francisco win 2-1 in extras. Other NL results included Montreal-Cubs in 18 innings, and Philadelphia routing the Mets 11-4. In the AL, Cleveland split with Boston, Baltimore beat the Yankees, and Detroit topped Milwaukee.
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NEL Players Reiterate Turf Dispute With NFL
Washington AP The players association demands raw data from Stanford Research Institute showing no difference in major injuries between artificial turf and natural grass. The data were used in a report presented at the NFL owners meeting in New York. Commissioner Rozelle says the NFL will not veto play by announcers, seeking to remove rejection rights from future contracts.
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Everything's Top Drawer For Secretariat
Secretariat, Meadow Stable's Triple Crown winner, arrives in Chicago for Arlington Park on Saturday. He will start from post four and be listed as number one in the program with two betting entries My Gallant and Blue Chip Dan. Odds list Secretariat at 1-20 and he seeks another track record dominance after Derby and Preakness speed feats.
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Baseball Scoreboard Update from The Associated Press
National League standings and recent results include Chicago leading with 45 31, St. Louis 35 37, New York 38 38, and Montreal 34 35. Friday highlights feature Mets Seaver facing Chicago Reuschel, Dodgers at Braves, and Astros at Phillies. previews cover Saturday and Sunday matchups across NL and AL with multiple doubleheader and suspended games noted.
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Palmer Leads Western Open First Round In Windy Play
Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton share the first round lead at the Western Open after shooting five under par 66 at Midlothian Country Club. Rik Massengale and Hale Irwin also posted 66s, with Jim Jamieson and Lee Trevino among those at 68 or 69 as winds challenged players on the 6,654 yard layout.
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Mary Decker shines as 14 year old wins 800 at Pacific Games
At Etobicoke, 14 year old Mary Decker from Garden Grove clinched an 800 meters victory in 2 05.1 in the Pacific Conference Games. Decker, the smallest competitor, edged Charlene Rendina of Australia and led the U S to 20 golds across two days among nations including Canada Australia Japan New Zealand.
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