Wild Night In The AL Highlights Several Dramatic Wins
A night of chaos in the American League saw Wilbur Wood win for Chicago as he pitched 4 13th innings in a 4-3 White Sox victory over Milwaukee. Amos Otis hit a two-out two-run shot in KC’s 4-3 win over the Yankees. Oakland rallied for seven in the ninth to beat Detroit 10-4. Ron Hassey homered off Nolan Ryan for Cleveland in a 4-3 win over the Angels. Juan Beniquez drove in three for Texas in a 9-3 win over Baltimore. Toronto tied the longest win streak at three by beating Seattle 8-3. Boston-Minnesota game was rained out.
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Nolan Ryan
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Lamar Johnson
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Tigers
Gary Alexander
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Indians
Hassey
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Rangers
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John Lowenstein
Jim Sundberg
Don Stanhouse
Richie Zisk
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Mariners
John Mayberry
Rico Carty
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Whitey Herzog
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Paul Splittorff
Roy White
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Baseball Scoreboard Saturday Games Inconsistent Scores
Baseball scoreboard summarizes Chicago 4 Milwaukee 3 in five innings with rain delays and a slate of Saturday games including Oakland at Detroit Seattle at Toronto California at Cleveland Milwaukee at Chicago Boston at Minnesota New York at Kansas City Baltimore at Texas and other listed matchups.
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Kansas City Royals Win Bizarre Ninth Inning Finish
A wild ninth inning ended with Amos Otis driving in the winning run as Paul Blair and Reggie Jackson collided in right center. Blair, injured, recalled the moment and Jackson expressed disbelief. The Royals beat the Yankees 4-3 to avoid the sweep, with Whitey Herzog calling it luck to win.
Bullets edge 76ers to reach NBA finals on Unseld late shot
Washington wins 101 99 to take a 4 2 lead in the Eastern Conference finals as Wes Unseld lofts a late rebound and putback after Charles Johnson miss. Julius Erving foul trouble and Doug Collins 33 points pace Philadelphia before the Bullets clinch at Capital Centre.
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Sonics Take 3-1 Lead With 100 94 Win Over Nuggets
Dennis Johnson top scores with 31 and lockdown defense as Seattle buries Denver’s stars in a 100 94 victory to take a commanding 3 1 lead in the Western Conference finals. Paul Silas notes Johnson shut down David Thompson as Seattle rallies with 11 fourth quarter points from Johnson and Fred Brown.
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City Schedule Men and Women Softball and More
Rain could shift all games as listed schedules for men and women softball, tennis, and youth baseball show multiple matchups at Forest Park and Ottawa venues. Event notes include KOFO updates and a long slate of group play across days with times and teams such as Bendix, Ramsay Printing, Optimist Club, Francis teams, and local merchants.
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Ottawa Herald
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Glaziers
Non-Hitters Hit Winners
Relief pitchers seize chances with key hits. Tom Dixon of the Houston Astros singled in the 14th to beat the New York Mets 5-4 in a 4 hour 21 minute marathon, the NL’s longest this season. Donnie Moore added a Cubs win with three hits and two RBI as Chicago defeated the Dodgers.
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