13th Victory Saves Sorenson From Bullpen
Sorensen prevailed in a 4-1 Brewers win over the Rangers to improve to 13-12, escaping a potential bullpen relocation as Milwaukee leaned on Gorman Thomas's two RBI doubles and Buck Martinez's praise. Boston, Kansas City, and Minnesota also won.
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Bamberger
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Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Buddy Bell
Gorman Thomas
Buck Martinez
Challen
Martinez
Baseball scores and standings from Chicago and San Francisco games
Giants beat Cubs 14 to 4 as McGiothen earns the win. San Francisco leads Chicago 4 1 with Johnston and a homer by Johnston. Chicago counters with Martin homering for their 16th, as Knepper suffers the loss. In Boston, Ripley wins 3 0 with Proly taking the loss, and Lynn, Watson, and Hobson homer for Boston.
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Fred Lynn
Boston
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Lynn
Butch Hobson
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Giants
San Francisco
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Griffin
Halicki
Minton
Moffitt
Sadek
McGiothen
Capilla
Foote
W— McGiothen
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Johnston
Martin
Cox
Howard
Nahorodny
Tudor
Ripley
Fisk
Hobson
Unity Point Softball Tournament Saturday Schedule
The Unity Point men’s fast pitch softball tournament lists games beginning 1 00 pm with Herrin facing Dongola and continuing 2 15 pm Carbondale Condors against Jonesboro White Horse. 3 30 pm Makanda meets Carbondale NAPA with 4 45 pm Bodkin Electric versus Green's Implement and 6 00 pm Goreville against Mills followed by 7 15 pm Bush Construction versus Murphysboro Merchants. Additional games include 1 00 pm Carterville Merchants against Marion and 2 00 pm DRM Trucking versus Akin, plus successive winners’ matches and a 8 00 pm final with Rend Lake in the schedule.
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Herrin
Dongola
Carbondale Condors
Jonesboro
White Horse
Makanda
Carbondale
NAPA
Bodkin Electric
Green
Goreville
Mills
Bush Construction
Murphysboro Merchants
Carterville Merchants
Marion Merchants
Akin
Anderson Furniture
Michael Walters
Coello
R.A. Williams
Linemen’s Lounge
Christopher Merchants
TV Sports Today Schedule Digest
A dense listing of weekend and Saturday sports programming across networks. Notable items include Major League Baseball games featuring San Diego at Chicago and Atlanta at Montreal, WCT Tennis Finals, NASL Soccer Playoff Chicago at Ft Lauderdale, CBS Sports golf and NHRA Nationals, plus pregame shows and pre season football Houston at Dallas.
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Mota
Castillo
Thomason
Hatcher
Yeager
Sutton
Joshua
Kbrett
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Tempiton
Brock
Pittsburgh
Hernandez
Montreal
Simmons
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Lorg
St. Louisa
Houston
la Littell Pete
Thomas Frazier
Bforsch
San Diego
Atlanta
Boston
Ft. Lauderdale
CBS Sports
Wide World of Sports
Dallas
Balancing act continues in AFC West in 1979 outlook
AP writer John Mossman notes the 1978 AFC West finished with Denver atop at 10-6, followed by San Diego, Seattle, and Oakland at 9-7, while Kansas City lagged. Denver and San Diego look strongest for 1979, Oakland faces questions, Seattle aims to improve, and the division remains highly competitive.
AFC West Teams Eye Top Form After Rebuilding
In 1978 Kansas City aims to stay atop after rebuilding with new faces like free-agent tackle Dave Studdard and No.1 pick Kelvin E. Denver improved offensive line depth and injury protection. San Diego under Don Coryell pursues balanced offense, while Oakland’s Ken Stabler returns from a 30-interception season and Seattle relies on Jim Zorn’s passing and Steve Large’s receiving. Kansas City, coached by Marv Levy, plans to maintain a run-focused wing-T while expanding the passing game.
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Denver
Dave Studdard
Kelvin Clarke
San Diego
Don Coryell
Chargers
Lee Coryell
Brain Lee
Oakland
Ken Stabler
Seattle
Jim Zorn
Steve Large
Sherman Smith
David Sims
Marv Levy
Levy
Chiefs
Stepmother fires Rosenbloom son at Los Angeles Rams
In a family dispute Georgia Rosenbloom, owner of the Los Angeles Rams, dismissed Steve Rosenbloom as executive vice president and appointed Don Klosterman as vice president and general manager. Steve, 34, inherited 6 percent of the team, while father Carroll Rosenbloom had owned the Rams until his death in Florida last April.
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Los Angeles
Steve Rosenbloom
Los Angeles Rams
Carroll Rosenbloom
Don Klosterman
Steve
Rams
Florida
Georgia Rosenbloom
Rosenbloom
Klosterman
Dick Steinberg
Georgia
NFL
Tse
Graham Seeks Continued Play in U S After PGA Victory
Newly crowned PGA champion David Graham will focus on the United States, calling the title his home after a 65 in the Westchester Classic first round. He holds a 3 stroke lead over Mac McLendon as Tom Watson notes tough greens may boost Graham’s edge.
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Graham
Mildl
Oakland Hills
Hogan
Snead
Nick
Mac McLendon
Tom Watson
Watson
David
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