Sutton Tops Koufax in Dodgers Strikeouts on Sunday
Don Sutton, star Dodgers pitcher, surpassed Sandy Koufax on the club’s career strikeout list with 12 K’s in a 9-2 win over the Giants, reaching 2,462. Koufax 2,396, Drysdale 2,486, as Sutton praises the Dodgers legends and credits them for guidance. Mets 4-2 over Phillies. Cubs 4-1 over Montreal. Braves 8-7 over San Diego. Cardinals 4-3 over Cincinnati.
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Rodriguez wins Tallahassee Open in PGA return
Chi Chi Rodriguez birdied six of the first ten holes to a 5-under-par 67 and a 269 total, winning the $100,000 Tallahassee Open by three strokes. Lindy Miller shot 68 for 272, with Bobby Wadkins third and Rex Caldwell fourth.
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Baseball scores and slate from Sunday and beyond
Sunday results show Chicago beat Cleveland 6-5 and Minnesota 6, Seattle 5 while Toronto 5 edged Detroit 4. California crushed Oakland 13-1 as Detroit beat Toronto 4-1 and Baltimore-NY games split 7-6 and 5-1. Monday features Toronto at Texas and Chicago at Kansas City. Tuesday schedules include Minnesota at Cleveland and Detroit at Milwaukee with many interleague matchups.
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Temper costs Reitz as delay sparks airport incident
St Louis Cardinals third baseman Ken Reitz says his temper cost him 1250 dollars after an April 11 incident at Lambert Airport. Reitz and two teammates Keith Hernandez and Silvio Martinez damaged a Trans World Airlines lounge during a 10 hour charter delay. Damages totaled 1086 dollars per manager John Claiborne.
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Panthers win highlights Eagles district setback in baseball
Pecos Eagles drop to 1-2 in district after Ft Stockton wins 9-6. Arreguy-loss as Pecos pitcher. McIvor earned the win for Ft Stockton. Pecos out-hit 11 to 8 but committed seven errors and left many baserunners stranded. Eagles Bth half hopes hinge on upcoming Monahans game and second-half performance.
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Spurs take 3-1 lead with Kenon on Erving in Philly
Spurs coach Doug Moe shifted to Larry Kenon guarding Julius Erving in a late defensive move. Kenon limited Erving to 15 on 17 shots, while contributing 23 points 9 rebounds 6 assists and 3 steals as San Antonio edged Philadelphia 115-112 to lead the best-of-seven series 3-1 with Game 5 looming at home.
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Denial of Cardinals coaching exit clarified by Bud Wilkinson
Bud Wilkinson denied reports he will resign as St. Louis Cardinals coach after 14 months. In NBA action, George Gervin scored 32 for the Spurs, while Julius Erving and rookie Maurice Cheeks sparked a late Philadelphia run that fell short as the Spurs held on for a 96 95 win.
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Pecos High Qualifiers Reach Brownfield Meet
Pecos High School track team placed third in the mile relay at Brownfield regional qualifiers held Saturday. Members Eddie Matta Gary Rogers Larry Mosby and Sonny Falcon clocked 3 30. Eddie Matta finished third in the 440 yard dash at 51.8 with Darnell Cameron fourth in 52.2. Also competing were James Woods and Ken Winkles along with 440 yard relay and other events with Mosby placing sixth in 100 yard dash and 330 hurdles.
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