Ryan Suffered Fifth Straight Defeat As Orioles Beat Angels In Ten
In a pitched duel featuring Jim Palmer and Nolan Ryan, Palmer left with a no decision after allowing five California runs in 8 2 3 innings, while Ryan took his fifth loss in a row. Baltimore defeated California 8-5 in 10 innings as Mark Belanger delivered the decisive plays. Other scores: Boston over Minnesota 6-5, New York 4-0 over Texas, Kansas City 9-1 over Milwaukee, Oakland 15-5 over Cleveland, Detroit 3-0 over Chicago.
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Bonds Seeks Rest Amid Yankees 4-0 Win Over Rangers
Yankees beat the Texas Rangers 4-0 as Bobby Bonds, nursing a sore knee, muses on taking a week off though he won’t sit unless the manager agrees. Bonds, top AL homer leader with 19, swiped his 16th base of the season and contributed a first-inning two-run homer by Ron Blomberg as Catfish Hunter pitched seven solid innings for New York. The win keeps the Yankees one game behind the Red Sox in the AL East.
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Midland Outlasts El Paso In Texas League Clash
Midland defeated El Paso 8-6 as six Midland batters drove in at least one run. Randy Wilson homered twice for El Paso, Butch Alberts added a solo shot, and Joe Wallis had two RBI for Midland. Other TL results included San Antonio 3-1 over Shreveport, Lafayette 4-3 over Arkansas, and a split doubleheader between Alexandria and Jackson with 6-3 and 6-5 scores.
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Iron Mike's comeback fuels Dodgers 3-0 win over Pirates
Mike Marshall after rib injury looks like the Cy Young winner as he shuts down the Pirates for three innings in relief and Los Angeles wins 3-0. Don Sutton left with a two-hitter, Jim Wynn homers, Padres top Cubs in 15 innings, Mets edge Braves, Reds top Phillies, Astros beat Expos, Giants beat Cardinals as Fairly hits grand slam.
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Adoormens and Gear for Bass Anglers
Vern Sanford advises bass anglers to carry beef jerky and large toenail clippers in the tackle box for energy and quick line clipping. He stresses safe gun handling before hunting, urging open actions and removal of ammunition, and counsels choosing safety minded hunting companions to avoid accidents.
Frustrated Managers Turn Against Writers
Frustrated managers Ralph Houk Billy Martin Wes Westrum have vented at writers. Houk allegedly manhandled a reporter in Detroit after a locker room incident. Martin barred a Dallas writer from the Rangers dressing room. Westrum evicted a St Louis reporter after a loss. Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins incidents also cited. The associations protested to Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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Toyah Vikings Sweep Odessa Invitational Title
Toyah high school baseball players won the Odessa invitational tournament with a 3 game sweep. Benny Chavarria pitched in the opener and final to lead Toyah past Odessa host Oriole 9 2 and Chicano nine in the final. Mendoza brothers and Luna sparked the offense with multiple hits including Luna's homer and Calanchi's triple.
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1975 World Football League Schedule Highlights
The 1975 WFL schedule lists Chicago at Shreveport and Hawaii at Portland on opening rounds, with So Cal facing San Antonio and Birmingham facing Jacksonville. Subsequent matchups include Memphis versus Philadelphia, Charlotte versus Memphis, and Jacksonville versus Portland, among others across September October. The list emphasizes cross city games and venue pairings, reflecting the league's early season structure and travel-heavy format.
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