Royals convert early signals to win over Angels
Ed Figueroa and Ellie Rodriguez timed their pitches as Kansas City Royals hitters Pinson and Brett connected for early runs. Angels manager Dick Williams accused KC of whistling signals to guide batters as the Royals won 3-2. Oakland swept Minnesota, Milwaukee topped New York, and other AL games followed.
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Morton Battles Reds, Secures Win Over Reds Ahead of Cincinnati Clash
Carl Morton pushes through a tough outing against Cincinnati, delivering his best effort for the Braves. He overcomes a challenging lineup to earn a decisive victory, keeping momentum for upcoming battles with the Reds and the broader series against Cincinnati.
Morton Dominates Reds In 5-1 Braves Victory
Braves right-hander Phil Morton hurled a masterful outing as Atlanta defeated Cincinnati 5-1. Morton allowed three hits and benefited from Dave May's grand slam, ending Cincinnati's hopes early while Grater and Griffey contributed late for the Reds. In other NL action, Dodgers beat Astros 6-1, Giants edge Padres 3-1, Expos top Mets 6-5 in 11, and Cubs over Phillies 9-5 with strong bullpen work.
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Conservation turmoil in Illinois fish and game division shakeup
Outdoor writer Bill Wood reports a restructuring at the Illinois Dept of Conservation. Bill Harth is moved to land acquisition and about 40 staff members are cut from the game division. Al Lopinot, Harth’s interim successor, is favored by Wood to lead the fisheries division, noting his 24 years in service and strong national respect.
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All star voting in baseball faces player ire over system
In Bloomington Minnesota AP reports fans vote for the All Star game sparking discontent among players. Sal Bando leads American League voting with a .192 average while Larry Hisle sits fifth with a .322 mark, 10 homers and 41 RBIs yet remains off the ballot.
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Webster signs with Nuggets over Hawks in late bid
Marvin Webster, Morgan State 7 foot center known as the Human Eraser, rejected last minute pleas from the Atlanta Hawks and signed with the Denver Nuggets. Hawks coach Cotton Fitzsimmons confirmed the decision from Baltimore. Denver had drafted Webster first, while Atlanta held the No. 2 pick behind David Thompson.
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