Sutton Falls One Hitter Short Sets NL Record For One Hitter
Don Sutton pitched seven and two thirds innings of one hit ball before Marc Hill’s two out single in the eighth inning as the Dodgers blanked the Giants 7 0 and moved 12 games ahead in the NL West Sutton tied the NL mark with five one hitters and matched Drysdale for LA career victories while surpassing 46 career shutouts.
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Will Grimsley Golf Tour Back Breaking Work
Dave Hill warns that the pro golf tour demands brutal effort and urges parents to prioritize college for stable careers like medicine or law over chasing glamorous sport fame. He portrays the tour as grueling and questions the glamour surrounding professional golf.
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North and Barber Lead Westchester Classic First Round
Andy North and Miller Barber share the lead at Westchester Country Club after a five under 66 in the Westchester Golf Classic. Former Masters champion Charles Coody Howard Twitty and Grier Jones are one stroke back.
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Major League Standings and Friday Schedule Highlights
Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL East at 73 45 with Pittsburgh 70 51 and Chicago 66 52 in hot pursuit. AL results include Boston 8 Milwaukee 4 and Texas 8 Toronto 0 as teams prep for Friday games across the league.
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Royals Come Alive as Leonard Wins Four-Hit Shutout
Dennis Leonard pitched a four-hitter for his seventh win in eight decisions, lifting the Kansas City Royals to a 4-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The Royals supported him early with a double from Tom Pagquette and a Hal McRae triple, while Whitey Herzog credited the slider for Leonard’s improved command. Elsewhere, Boston beat Milwaukee 8-4, New York edged Detroit 5-4, Texas crushed Toronto 8-0, and Minnesota beat Seattle 8-2.
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