Dybzinski leads Indians past White Sox in 7-2 win
Rookie Jerry Dybzinski starred for Cleveland, driving in a run with a double, laying down a squeeze bunt and making a key throw to thwart Chicago. Dybzinski will move from shortstop to second base for tonight's game against Kansas City, as Tom Veryzer takes over at short. Denny, 6-4, won his fourth straight decision, beating Britt Burns who fell to 7-4. Harold Baines hit both White Sox runs.
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Joe Mooshil
Chicago
Jerry Dybzinski
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Dybzinski
Cleveland State University
White Sox
Greg Pryor
Cleveland
Dave Garcia
Garcia
Tom Veryzer
Veryzer
Denny
Britt Burns
Miguel Dilone
Burns
Mike Proly
Cliff Johnson
Harold Baines
Mike Stanton
Stanton
Pryor
Billy Martin clash with umpire sparks on field in rout
United Press International reports Billy Martin was ejected by plate umpire Dale Ford after a disputed third strike against Tony Armas in the A s 6 1 loss to the Red Sox. Ford says Martin shouted at him and Martin alleges Ford challenged him to a fight. Also notes minor scuffles involving Carney Lansford and others, plus game results across the AL.
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United Press International
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Oakland A’s
Cleveland
Indians
Martin
Boston Red Sox
Oakland
Dale Ford
Ford
A’s
Tony Armas
Billy
Ken Kaiser
Orioles
Angels
al Clark
California
Carney Lansford
Lansford
Tigers
Brewers
Jim Lentine
Twins
Blue Jays
Roger Erickson
Roy Smalley
Rob Wilfong
Barry Bonnell
Royals
Rangers
George Brett
Texas
Nelson aims for U S Open after Atlanta win
Larry Nelson, the 32 year old Georgian, heads into the U S Open after a dominant victory at the Atlanta Golf Classic by seven strokes. He posted 18 under total 270 as several rivals, including defending champion Andy Bean and Don Pooley, trailed. Nelson noted his tendency to bogey less when playing well and faces Baltusrol with confidence.
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Larry Nelson
Nelson
Atlanta Country Club
Baltasrol
New Jersey
Andy Bean
Don Pooley
Larry
Bean
Little KINGS ISLAND crown for South African Sally Little
Sally Little, 28, of South Africa, won the LPGA Championship at Jack Nicklaus Sports Center in a three stroke victory over Jane Blalock. Weather gusts to 35 mph and a near 30 degree drop in temperature framed the final round. Little earned $22,500 and qualified for the World Series of Women's Golf. Defending champ Donna Caponi Young tied for third. Sandra Palmer led a late surge before fading.
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Sally Lue
Little
Jack Nicklaus
Country Club
Cleveland
New Rochelle
N.Y
Sally Little
Beth Daniel
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