Royals Rally Behind Patek to Beat Brewers 8-6
Kansas City manager Whitey Herzog moved Fred Patek to leadoff, sparking an 8-6 Royals win over Milwaukee. Patek had three hits and drove in a run, with Zdeb, Al Cowens, and Frank White each producing two RBIs in a 16-hit attack breaking a five-game skid.
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Fred Patek
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Frank White
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White
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Rich Gale
Larry Hisle
Ben Oglivie
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Bamberger
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Indians
Ron Jackson
Don Baylor
Mariners
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Bruce Bochie
Leon Roberts
Seattle
Toronto
Rick Bosetti
Hayes Leads Bullets Into 3-1 Series Edge Over 76ers
Elvin Hayes scored 35 points with 19 rebounds as Washington topped Philadelphia 121-105 to take a 3-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference finals. Coach Dick Motta credited team play as Seattle and Denver playoff action also shifted to Seattle with Fred Brown keying a fourth-quarter burst for the Sonics in a 121-111 win.
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Jackson's Tip Spells Victory For Yankees
Reggie Jackson helped the Yankees win by advising Chris Chambliss on Len Barker's pitching. Chambliss hit Barker’s fastball to the bleacher wall for a 3-2 12-inning victory over the Rangers. Other AL results featured Royals over Brewers, Red Sox over White Sox, Twins over Orioles, Tigers over A's, Angels over Indians, and Mariners over Blue Jays.
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Rod Carew
Butch Wynegar
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Baltimore
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Milt Wilcox
Jason Thompson
Alan Trammell
Detroit
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Grade School Track Meet Results Boys and Girls
Readable lines show multiple events across grade school track and field. Names include Eugene Field Hawthorne Eisenhower Lincoln Garfield Garfield Garfield and others with times and distances such as 9.4 30.7 11.3 69.8. The list covers dash relay long jump high jump ball throw and shuttle relay events for both boys and girls with numerous schools represented.
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Yahe
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Mace
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Marton
Orndorff
DeCock
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Gipson
Lincol
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Madi
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Morton
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Yackey
Beust
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Potter
Curry
Sypher
Wiggins
Allen
McCrea
Kelley
Larkin
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Smith
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Public fishing hotline offers Kansas anglers updated prospects
Kansas Fish and Game launches a 24 seven fishing prospects hotline at 316 672 3158. The recorded message covers what where and how for fishing mainly in large federal reservoirs. Information supervisor Ross Harrison notes callers should retry after a busy signal and that the service runs day and night seven days a week.
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Fish and Game Information
Derby Winner Affirmed Captures Derby In Crowded Stretch
Kentucky Derby winner Affirmed stormed the stretch at Churchill Downs to claim the Run for the Roses before 131,004 as trainer Laz Barrera eyed a Triple Crown bid. Ridden by 18 year old Steve Cauthen, Affirmed beat Alydar by a length and a half with Believe It third, while Barrera announced plans to ship to Belmont Park then Pimlico for the Preakness.
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