Williams slugging spree powers Braves past Astros
Braves rookie Earl Williams drove in six runs with two three run homers, lifting Atlanta 9-0 over Houston as Pat Jarvis pitched five hitter for his second win. Williams sought tips from Hank Aaron and Orlando Cepeda to adapt to major league pitching.
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Huntington Advertiser Names Sports Editor
Lowell Cade, 35, elevated to sports editor of the Huntington Advertiser. He has 14 years on the staff and succeeds Ernie Salvatore, who became executive sports editor of Huntington Publishing Co. last June for the Adver and the Herald-Dispatch.
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Baseball standings and today’s schedule for major league games
The standings list teams with games back and percentages. Yesterday results include Pittsburgh over St. Louis and Atlanta beating Houston. Today’s matchups feature San Diego at Montreal, Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, and Atlanta at Chicago plus an additional game between Los Angeles and Montreal a separate slate.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across American League
A night of results shows Kansas City 4 Boston 3 and New York 5 Oakland 1. Detroit defeats Minnesota 9-5 while Cleveland shuts out Milwaukee 11-0. Oakland 13 New York 3 and Minnesota 5 Detroit 4 lead a busy schedule with multiple tonight games including Culp at California and Rekick at Kansas City among others.
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Whitworth Wins Second LPGA Championship in Nervous Victory
Kathy Whitworth, 31, claiming her second LPGA title, edged Kathy Ahern by four strokes at 288 after a tense final round. Ahern earned 5800 for second while Sandra Haynie finished tied for third. Whitworth’s late rally and careful putting secured the check from Eve cigarettes heading into the Heritage Open.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Summary
American League leaders include Cash and Horton with 14 and 13 RBIs, while Aaron 57 RBIs leads the National League. Pitching leaders show Dierkjer 10-2 and Carlton 10-3 in the NL, with Blue 13-2 in the AL.
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Cuellar Extends Win Streak to Ten as Orioles Lead East
Mike Cuellar in his 10-1 season and an eight hitter powered the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. The victory pushes Cuellar to 10-1 with strong support from the lineup as Baltimore strengthens its grip atop the American League East. Off the field, Detroit, Boston, and Kansas City recorded other wins and the Orioles’ pennant pursuit gained momentum.
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Braxton Named East Player in All American Game
All American coaches game lineup features Jim Braxton of West Virginia as part of the East squad. The East backs include Joe Profit and Rex Kern directs from LSU, with receivers John Tanner and John Andrews among others. West team tops include Heisman winner Jim Plunkett and Chuck Hixson guiding the air attack, with notable backs Ernie Jennings and Leon Burns.
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Cavaliers Hire Jimmy Rodgers as Assistant Coach
Jim Rodgers 28 former University of Arkansas assistant becomes assistant coach and chief scout for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He rejoins Cavaliers coach Bill Fitch’s staff, replacing Jim Lessig who moved to Bowling Green. Rodgers played at Iowa and North Dakota before joining Fitch at North Dakota and Arkansas.
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