Cards Rout Elmont in World Series Tilt Five-Inning Rally
Long Beach Cardinals exploded for eight runs across two innings to rout Elmont 91 in Farmington New Mexico, the game called after five innings under the eight-run rule. Cardinals advance to face Martinsville, Virginia, at 7 p.m. PDT, as the only remaining unbeaten teams in the tournament.
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Dodgers Rally In Montreal Blowout Echoes Boos And Ejections
In the eighth inning Dodgers manager Walt Alston summoned Mike Marshall to extinguish a Montreal threat as boos rained down. Russell scored an insurance run in the ninth on Dave Lopes' single after walking earlier. Montreal manager Gene Mauch was ejected in the seventh after disputing a call with umpire Andy Olsen.
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Rhinos Rally To 21-19 CPFL Win At Santa Anna Bowl
Rod Graves and Lew Saunders combined on a 79 yard third quarter pass to lift the Southern California Rhinos to a 21-19 victory over the South Bay Crew at the Santa Anna Bowl. Ron Svare added all three extra points as the Rhinos improved to 2-? in the CPFL and moved to second place. They schedule a rematch August 30 at Santa Ang Bowl against the Sacramento Statesmen.
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Kiner inducted after narrow Hall of Fame vote
Ralph Kiner finally enters the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on his 15th year of eligibility after receiving 273 votes, one more than the required 272. He joins Earl Averill, Bucky Harris, Billy Herman, and Judy Johnson, with Johnson chosen by the Negro Leagues Committee.
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Jets win Terms to gain tough nationals for Ellis
Ed Klecker hurled a three hitter and John Wilson homered as the Lakewood Stevenson-Foster Jets defeated Mission Viejo in the ISC state tournament final. The Jets went unbeaten in double elimination and earned a fourth straight nationals bid in Kimberly Wisconsin. Santa Ana Kings and Trong Beach Nitehawks also qualified.
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La Flor wins ASA regional in Long Beach final
La Flor tops Colton Condors 74 in 10 innings to claim the South Pacific Regional ASA Class A crown at Dominguez Park. Manny Mendez's team earns a spot in the National Class A tournament opening Aug 28 in Hamilton Ohio. Five La Flor players earn All Tournament honors led by Brandt Authier who batted .644 with five RBIs and seven runs.
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Concord AAU polo champions claim 1975 title
Concord Aquatics won the 1975 AAU Men's National Water Polo Championship at Newport Harbor High School, beating Newport Aquatics 54 in the final. Stanford Aquatics finished second, with Long Beach and defending champion Long Beach rounding out the top four. Mike Asch and other Concord players earned All-America honors.
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Rate Jr Superstar wins first Seliminary of 1976 Superstars
Rate Jr Rate Jr. Superstar edged 40 points total across two days at Rotonda Florida securing the top score and $14,000 prize plus a finals berth. Hank Kashiwa finished second with $8,700, while David Hemery and Brian Oldfield tied for third with 28 points each.
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Palmer wins 19th and eyes 20th in shutout win
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jim Palmer improved to 19-7 with his ninth shutout of the season, beating the Texas Rangers 4-0. Palmer avoided talk of a 20th win, noting luck plays a role in shutouts as he attributed his success to a strong first inning and timely defense. Ken Singleton added a two run double as Baltimore stretched its lead in the AL East while other AL games saw Cleveland and Kansas City win.
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Brewers Fall Despite Three Hits by Broberg
The A's scored three runs in the second inning without a hit to beat Milwaukee as Denny Doyle drove in a run and Rick Burleson sparked the Red Sox in a twin bill win over the White Sox after dropping the opener.
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Angels End Losing Streak With Tigers Clash
In a late Saturday setback the Angels lost to a sizzling Detroit Tigers team. Detrait eval manager Jit eeneeel Halph pak and scout Dick Wiencek observed the players, while fans noted a mood of renewed aggression after a long skid last July. Stadi um press room chatter touched a funeral vibe for the club.
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Rose 84 earns 2500th hit for Reds in win
Reds veteran first baseman Rose, aged 84, collected his 2500th hit as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0, prompting a standing ovation from a 40,121 crowd. The milestone extends Rose’s storied career and marks a historic moment in baseball history.
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Pirates Fall Short As Reds Sweep In Tight Duel
Brad Darcy won his seventh straight decision for the Reds after a hasty rally in the seventh inning. Ken Griffey Jr. advanced to second on a fumbled throw, while Bruce Kison matched Darcy through five before the game broke open for Chicago. The Pirates dropped their sixth straight, as Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, and Chicago posted or extended leads in a busy NL slate.
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