Lee advances to 400 hurdles final at national meet
Lee, SIU Carbondale, won his semifinal in 49.7 sec at the Athletics Congress Nationals in Walnut Calif. James King led the other semifinal with 49.12 as James Walker fell. Moses and Andre Phillips did not compete. Lee’s 48.87 NCAA time ranks top in the world this year.
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Cardinals rally for 4-3 win over Reds in late surge
St. Louis, trailing 3-2 in the seventh, scored twice to beat Cincinnati 4-3 as Ted Simmons drove in the tying run and later scored on a wild pitch. Manager Herzog praised the comeback after five games under his leadership. Reds starter Joe Price debuted, Texas-native Mario Soto finished the seventh. Templeton and Hendrick contributed key hits for the Cards.
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Nolan Ryan and three relievers held off the Pirates as Houston won 7-3 in Pittsburgh. Landestoy starred with a double triple and RBI, while Don Robinson took the loss after nine hits and four earned runs in 3 2 3 innings.
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Detroit edge Chicago 3-0 as Sparky Anderson praises Britt Burns after the 21 year old rookie spins a three hitter into the sixth inning before Chicago errors open the door to two unearned runs. Tigers capitalize on fielding miscues to grab win.
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White Sox manager laments lack of scoring in another tough game
White Sox Manager Tony LaRussa says no single play decided the game as they failed to score. Burns allowed only one earned run, a seventh inning homer by John Wackenfuss, dropping Burns to a 2.18 ERA, second best in the AL. Milwaukee 5 Royals 2 highlights include Robin Yount inside the park homer, his third of the career, with Ben Oglivie and Don Money also homering. Cecil Cooper snapped a 22-game hitting streak.
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The American League report notes the New York Yankees signing Jeff Marks Joe Stefani Ken Martin Kevin Shannon Ben Callahan and Jim Gross. Seattle Mariners add Darnell Coles William Crone Robert McNealy Glenn Walker Donald McKenzie Marksen Ed Van deberg and David Blume. Atlanta Braves announce Joe Nolan becomes a free agent instead of reporting to Richmond. New York Mets sign Mike Davis Lloyd McClendon Richard Ownby Martin Brophy Ron Reynolds James Woodward Edward Teate Mickey Replogle Chuck Schnoor Roland Poe Steven Moore and Duane Evans.
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