Brewers extend win streak with 8 3 victory over Red Sox
George Scott warned rivals as Milwaukee moved to 10 straight wins, 15 of last 16, led by two homers from Scott and a six hitter by Jim Colborn. Del Crandall praised balanced hitting with no one above .350. Oakland, Texas, Detroit and others posted AL results. Kansas City lamented TV exposure.
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Glanville Leads Qualifying Round At Recreation Park
Glanville shot five birdies at Recreation Park across 6055 yards to lead qualifying. She faces a strong field with young stars like Alcott and Stangeland, while veteran Jane Becker defends her title aiming for a seeded spot.
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Gonzalez Padd y title bout eyed in Los Angles
World Boxing Council lightweight champion Rudolfo Gonzales of Long Beach defends his title in Los Angeles on August 25 against European champion Antonio Paddy of Italy. Paddy's manager Umberto Branchini said a tentative agreement was reached with LA matchmaker Alileen Eaton.
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Russell, Dodgers power through with 11 RBI in rally
Russell led the Dodgers with 11 RBI in an 11 game streak as the team exploded for three runs in the third, two in the first, and one in the eighth. Willie Davis and Ron Cey also drove in five runs in a high scoring game, with Davis collecting one of 17 hits. Davis notched his 1,999th career hit, closing in on his 2,000th.
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Angels Win Over White Sox In Strong Showing
Bill Singer improved to 10-3 as the Angels routed Chicago 9-2 behind a four-run fourth inning and a five-run fifth. May recovered from April booing with key hits, while Sparky Anderson questioned Chicago’s late-season pitching as Melton limped out with a hamstring strain. The Sox fell 11 of 16 on a brutal road trip and faced Wilbur Wood in the next game.
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Pirates Beat Cubs 3-1 Behind Ellis Three-Hitter
Dock Ellis pitched a three-hitter and Richie Hebner and Bob Robertson hit consecutive homers in the sixth as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 on Monday night. Hebner belted his seventh homer of the season over right field.
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Phillies top Mets as Schmidt drives in three runs in win
In a six dollar victory over the New York Mets, Mike Schmidt drove in three using a double and a homer as Ken Brett allowed zero. The Phillies snapped a five game streak behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Williams Jeffery tops prep performers in California
Jeffery Williams of Los Angeles High School and Terry Williams of Lompoc High School win California prep track athlete of the year honors. Jeffery excels in 130 yard low hurdles while Williams runs the two mile. Herb Robinson named football coach at Loyola of Los Angeles succeeding Tom Richards.
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