Braves pummeled as Reds win in humid Atlanta game
Cincinnati tops Atlanta 15 to 13 in a slugfest as Dave Concepcion slams a grand slam and Pete Rose adds four hits. Sparky Anderson complains the park is a launching pad while Braves Cito Gaston Homer and Gary Matthews also contribute in a high scoring night.
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Scoreboard muddled results and scattered standings
The report lists numerous game scores and matchups across teams including Minnesota and Boston with unclear formatting. It mentions players such as Tom Watson Jack Nicklaus and Bruce Lietzke and references cities like Chicago Seattle San Francisco and Philadelphia with mixed punctuation and incomplete lines.
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Dodgers Lose in One Run After Late Opportunities
Rhoden homered for the Dodgers off Richards in a 14th inning bid, but two late threats left runners on base as Houston held on for a one run win. Yeager, Monday and Ren Cey contributed, while Lacy’s thumb surgery update hinted at roster adjustments.
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Norton and Young to fight for richest non title bout
Promoter Dan King announced Ken Norton and Jimmy Young will meet in a 12 round non title bout to decide the top contender for Muhammad Ali. Both fighters are reported to earn about 1.5 to 2 million dollars with ABC televising the event. Venues include Las Vegas, Landover Capital Centre and Madison Square Garden with Las Vegas favored.
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Angels Rally Falls to Twins in Late Inning Heartbreaker
The Angels squandered scoring chances through fifth and sixth innings as runners left on base and a double play ended one rally. In the ninth, Rusty Torres lofted a sinking liner that Twins outfielder Larry Hisle snagged for the final out, ending a hard fought game.
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Wild scoring sequence fuels comeback in tense game
With one out in the top of the frame Fond doubled and Ford scored on a Miske grounder. Wynekerytoira and Jett produced runs as Selalta and Doods added more later. An ejection at first sparked a retooling of the lineup as Mullhuiks and Bosley contributed, while Wynegar homered in the seventh to fuel a late rally.
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Dodgers Draw Big Crowds at Candlestick Park
At Candlestick Park the Dodgers outdraw the Giants attracting 177 574 fans over seven games. Through 46 home dates the Giants total attendance stands at 395 252, the NL's lowest. The Dodgers’ drawing power is clear while the Giants struggle to attract interest.
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Brett Leaves Hospital To Deliver Winning Hit For Royals
George Brett checked out after four days in hospital and hit a ninth inning single to drive in Frank White, giving the Kansas City Royals an 8-7 win over Milwaukee. Marty Pattin earned the win, pitcher Bill Castro took the loss, and Whitey Herzog praised Brett’s return. Other games included Chicago over Seattle 4-2 and Boston over Toronto 9-5.
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