Phillies End Reds Streak as Kaat Notches Complete Game
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-4 at Kant, with Jim Kaat pitching a complete game for the first time since 1976. Mike Schmidt and Larry Bowa homered, Bowa adding a career-high third homer. The night also saw Cubs 12-inning win over the Giants 10-9 and Astros 6 Expos 3 as NL action continued.
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Connors Shunned Parade Angers Wimbledon Fans
No. 1 player Jimmy Connors skipped the Parade of Champions at Wimbledon centenary ceremonies drawing sharp criticism from British press and officials. Connors cited a doctor visit while Maj. David Mills said the tournament committee may strip his medal for extreme discourtesy. Richard Lewis noted a delayed match due to his injured thumb.
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Red Sox Pitching Shines in Baltimore Shutout
Rick Wise pitched a two hit 10 strikeout shutout as Boston beat Baltimore 4-0 in Memorial Stadium. Yastrzemski and Rice fueled a 11 hit attack, boosting the Red Sox to a 4th straight win and a 32 game lead in the American League East over the Orioles and Yankees. Other results included Oakland 7 White Sox 1 and Rangers 2 Twins 1.
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Doctor testifies on pro footballs survival ethic
San Diego psychiatrist Arnold Mandell testifies at a hearing on whether his medical license should be lifted. He describes 1972 Chargers players under pressure and using amphetamines and sleeping pills to perform, framing drug use as part of a survival ethic. He cites widespread preexisting abuse and minimal controls.
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