Baseball at a Glance St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 1
The summary notes St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1. Bonham improved to 6 and 0 in Cincinnati's rotation. Multiple remaining games listed include San Diego at Montreal in a suspended 2 event, plus San Francisco at Philadelphia and Houston at Pittsburgh. Thursday schedules feature several matchups across the league including Detroit at Milwaukee and Chicago at Minnesota.
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Bonds Delivers Rangers 2-1 Win Over Royals
Bobby Bonds credited Ranger owner Brad Corbett with his game winning homer in Texas 2-1 victory over Kansas City. Bonds spoke after the game of relief from lingering trade rumors and his improved play as Ferguson Jenkins earned his sixth win. George Brett homered for KC while Juan Beniquez and Bump Wills added the Rangers' other run in Arlington.
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Geiberger aims to defend Memphis title at Colonial
Al Geiberger bids to repeat his 1977 Memphis Golf Classic trick at the Colonial Country Club as 150 players vie for $250,000. The vet, post surgery and outside the top 100 money-winners, faces a stronger field led by Gary Player, Graham Marsh, Seve Ballesteros and notable names like Dave Hill and Lee Trevino. Portions of the final rounds will be televised by CBS.
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Sam Houston leads NAIA golf tourney after first round
Sam Houston State, amid a 90 minute delay due to a thunderstorm, holds a three stroke edge at the NAIA national golf tournament. Lee Singletary carded 69 to pace SHSU with a 297 team total while Elon College sits second at 300 and Southwest Texas 310. George Cumby, former Oklahoma star, is noted as a converted fullback.
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Argentina edges France 2 1 to reach World Cup second round
In Buenos Aires 77,000 fans roar as Leopoldo Luque scores a 27 yard winner for Argentina who hold off late French pressure at River Plate Stadium. Italy also advances after a 3-1 win over Hungary as Germany and Poland win to stay in contention.
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Pecos Brother of Pecos native invited to Europe track tour
Flent McNeill son of Jon and Lavoy McNeill of Win gate and brother of Mrs. Joe Jan Oden will represent Texas in Europe this summer under the World Track Association. He departs Kansas City June 26 and returns July 10, competing in Germany Austria and two Swiss meets. The Amateur Athletes Union sanctions the tour. McNeill, 1977 Winters High School graduate, earned letters in football and basketball, excelled in track events including 120 hurdles and 330 intermediate hurdles. He clocked 14.1 in the 120 high hurdles at regional and 39.8 in the 330 intermediate hurdles. He placed fifth in the State meet in the 120 high hurdles with 14.1.
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Jan) Oden
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Bench to return to regular play for Reds in days
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench, sidelined with a strained lower back since May 27, is expected to be in the lineup again in two or three days after doctors in Chicago confirmed the injury. A Reds spokesman noted Bench injured himself sliding on May 19 and worsened in San Diego. The Reds also face rotation issues, with Hume and Moskau combining for two wins in 15 starts and the bullpen contributing 13 of 32 wins this season.
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Lindsay named NHL Executive of the Year for 1977 78
Detroit Red Wings general manager Ted Lindsay, 52, was named 1977 78 NHL Executive of the Year by The Sporting News. He took over March 6, 1977, after the team finished 16 55 9, then rebuilt to reach the playoffs before losing to Montreal in the quarter finals.
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