Split Frustrates KC Twin in Marathon Baseball Night
Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins split a 23 inning, seven hour double header with Hal McRae and Roy Smalley homering to lift each club. Both teams stay behind the California Angels as the pennant race tightens with remaining games and head-to-head clashes looming. Management cited the Angels’ hot stretch and weathering rainouts as factors in a weary, action filled night.
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Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Angels
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Twins
Royals
Hal McRae
Mike Marshall
Roy Smalley
California
Whitey Herzog
Milwaukee
Smalley
Dave Goltz
Darrell Porter
Royals Rally Falls Short in Split With Twins
Paul Splittorff earned a no decision as the Royals and Twins split a doubleheader with a 2-1 game one win by Minnesota and Kansas City overcoming an Amos Otis pinch hit homer to tie at 5-5 before a late Quisenberry save. George Brett added his 19th for KC and Ron Jackson hit his 18th for Minnesota.
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George Brett
The
Royals
Ron Jackson
Minnesota
Quisenberry
Ken Landreaux
al Hrabosky
McRae
Four in the AP top as big four keep poll lead
The AP first regular-season poll shows Southern California leading with 47 first-place votes after a 21-7 win over Texas Tech. Alabama follows, with 14 first-place votes, as Oklahoma and Texas have yet to play. Stanford Texas A&M and Arizona State drop after upsets by Tulane California and Brigham Young respectively. Ohio State, N C State, and SMU debut in the Top Twenty.
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Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Associated Press
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Texas A&m
Arizona State
Southern Cal
Texas Tech
Crimson Tide
Georgia Tech
Sooners
Penn State
Purdue
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Nebraska
Notre Dame
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Illinois
Missouri
Georgia
Houston
Washington
Ohio State
Pitt
Arkansas
Florida State
North Carolina State
Southern Methodist
Tulane
Brigham Young
California
Syracuse
N.C. State
East Carolina
SMU
Rice
Calif
Michigan St
Pittsburgh
No. Caro
Methodist
U S Gals Reach World University Games Gold Medal Showdown
United States women beat Canada 68 62 in a semifinal to meet Cuba 64 63 winner over Bulgaria for gold at Mexico City In the medal tally the Soviet Union leads with 29 63 and Romania 11 23 while the U S has 15 42 golds and 43 total medals goal remains to match 1977 high mark as rain clouds dampen the track and field program and Italy's Pietro Mennea posts 19 96 in 200 m preliminary heat
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Cuba
Bulgaria
United States
Romania
U.S
Fran Garmon
Carol Blazejowski
Mexico
Italy
Pietro Mennea
OHL Player Of The Week and Area Player Of The Week named
The Herald names John Harris of Ottawa High as OHL Player of the Week for defensive work in a 20-6 opening loss to Washburn Rural. Harris led tackles and stifled the middle. Doug Delano of Baldwin is Area Player of the Week after a 60-6 non league win over Central Heights with four cross country touchdowns and a 66 yard catch.
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Baldwin
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Delano
Weight Training Risks Face High School Athletes
Atlanta AP. New weight training methods have produced bigger, faster high school athletes over the past decade, but experts warn of risks like high blood pressure, joint and skeletal issues, and obesity when supervision and technique are lacking. Some doctors say benefits outweigh harms, noting most injuries are caused by weakness rather than heavy lifting.
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K.C. Roberts
Human Performance Laboratory
Urban Medical Hospital
Marietta
Roberts
Virgil
Bud” Wills
Cook High School
Adel, Ga
Wills
Moultrie High
Cook
Fred Allman
Atlanta Sports Medicine Clinic
Allman
Baseball Scoreboard National League and American League standings
Baseball scores and standings from AP showing NL East and West, and AL teams with wins losses and percentages. Sunday results include Pittsburgh over New York, Chicago over Philadelphia, Dodgers over Cincinnati, and Montreal over St. Louis. Upcoming games list matches, with matchups like Chicago at Montreal and St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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New York
Houston
Cincinnati
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San Diego
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Curtis
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Boston
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OU Harriers Win Park College Invitational Title
Ottawa University edged School of the Ozarks with 41 points to 61 as Frank Hill and Jeff Anspach led the Owls with 14:43 and 14:53 on the three mile course, breaking the Park Hill Park record. Tom Greenwood 15:42, Harvis Pruitt 15:53, Bruce Beasley 16:12 added top finishes for OU.
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Ottawa University
Park College
Braves
Frank Hill
Jeff Anspach
Park Hill Park
Ozarks
Host Park College
Mid-America Nazarene College
Tom Greenwood
Harvis Pruitt
Bruce Beasley
Ottawa Swim Club Sets Fall Signups with Parents Meeting
Youths can sign up for fall swimming during an organizational meeting at 8 Wednesday night in the First National Bank meeting room. The session targets parents of prospective swimmers as coach Jim Hasty outlines club programs and offerings.
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OHS
Ottawa Cyclones
Don Kornhaus
Ottawa Swim Club
First National Bank
Swim Club
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