Dodgers top Phillies 3-2 as Wynn and Cey spark win
Jimmy Wynn doubled and Ron Cey singled to drive in the decisive sixth inning run for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Burt Hooton claimed the victory in six innings before a 50 minute rain delay against Dick Allen.
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Pirates dominate Giants with five-run sixth
Pittsburgh Pirates rallied with a five-run sixth inning highlighted by back-to-back home runs from Dave Parker and Richie Zisk to defeat the San Francisco Giants 7-2 on Friday night.
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Reitz and Forsch Spark Cardinals in 6-0 Win over Astros
Ken Reitz hit a three-run homer fueling a six-run sixth inning as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Houston Astros 6-0. Bob Forsch tossed a two-hitter and did not surrender a serious threat, sending the Astros to their sixth straight defeat.
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Niekro Dominates on mound and at plate as Braves top Mets
Phil Niekro threw a six hitter and drove in a run, guiding the Atlanta Braves to a 4-1 win over the New York Mets Friday night. The veteran pitcher earned the victory while contributing offensively in the late innings.
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Yant Halts Skyline Leaders In 10-2 Victory
Dick Yant threw five and a third no hit innings with eight strikeouts to beat Bob and Joe's 10-2. Paul Tallon drove in four, Brad Niemi doubled twice, Ken Budd tripled, and Mike Martinich added a double as Al and Ray's snapped a four-game skid and moved to 3-2.
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Crawford wins 100-yard dash at NCAA track meet in Provo
Eastern Michigan star Hasley Crawford, a Trinidadian, overtook Clifford Oatlin in the final 20 yards to win in 9.35 seconds. Oatlin finished 9.41 and Tennessee’s Reggie Jones took third in 9.44. Hans Hoglund then broke the 70-foot barrier in the shot put with a 70-0 mark, the seventh in NCAA history. Boris Djerassi upset defending hammer champion Peter Farmer to open the meet.
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Floyd holds Kemper Open lead after tough round
Ray Floyd shot a one-under 71 to stay two strokes ahead of Dan Sikes after the Kemper Open's second round in Charlotte. Floyd, 32, carried an eight-under 136 total after 36 holes despite a double bogey and shaky putting. Sikes, 44, seeks a comeback from a shoulder injury following a four month break.
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Motorcycle and Bicycle Races Run in Silver Bow County
This weekend features hillclimb action at 5 PM Saturday near the city dump with a special street machine event. Sunday brings motocross events behind Stauffer Chemical six miles west of Butte with beginner at 10, novice at 11, and children at noon. Classes include 125 250cc for novices and beginners and open 100 125 250 500cc for experts.
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Sacrifice fly lifts Orioles to 3 2 victory over Royals
Paul Blair's sac fly in the 11th inning scored the winning run as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 3 to 2. G Brett hit a homer for Kansas City, while Baltimore players Bumory, Grich, Bumbry, and Blair produced key hits and defensive plays.
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Ryan tosses two hitter as Angels blank Brewers
Nolan Ryan fired a two hitter to beat Milwaukee 6-0, fanning six to lift his season record to 10-3 as Lee Stanton drove in four runs. Hank Aaron broke the no-hit bid with a sixth inning single, while Stanton powered the offense with a bases loaded double and a homer.
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Reds ride Gullett and Foster to win over Cubs
Don Gullett pitched a five hitter and George Foster slugged a two run homer as the streaking Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 Friday night.
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Montana Meet of Champions Crowns Novak and Giem
Lar ry Novak of Shepherd and Dale Giem of Twin Bridges won key events at the 11th Montana Meet of Champions in Great Falls. Novak swept the mile and two mile, earning the Floyd Schlameous Award after breaking the two mile meet record and nearly tying the mile mark, while Giem led the 440 yard dash with a career best as rival John Killey of Butte fell in a dual. Hardin's Tim Fox and Miles City's Jeff Muri also scored in hurdles and sprints as Great Falls claimed multiple titles and records across a rugged program held at the city’s meets.
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Muckers Rally Past Anaconda 12 11 After Late Surge
Butte Muckers erased a 6-5 deficit with a seven-run seventh inning highlighted by Wade Bristol's triple Ken Breen's two doubles and Scott Orlich's 400-foot homer. Anaconda answered with five in the eighth before Mark Hairston closed out the win for Butte.
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Miners Visit Scarlets In Eastern Division Opener
The Billings Scarlets host the Butte Miners at Cobbs Field in an American Legion Eastern Division opener. Saturday night lights at 7 30 and a 1 30 Sunday game set. Miners bring a 5 4 record after a 144 victory over Deer Lodge.
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Evans drives Red Sox past Twins with grand slam
Dwight Evans drove in six runs including a first career grand slam as Boston beat Minnesota 13-10. Evans hit two homers, one in the first inning to cap a bases loaded situation and another in the third, lifting the Red Sox from a 5-4 deficit. Tiant earned the win and Moret pitched in relief.
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Giles, Siderows Advance to British Amateur Final Showdown
Vinny Giles defeated Dick Siderows through 21 holes to reach the British Amateur final against Mark James. James beat Geoff Marks 3 and 2. Giles, a Richmond, Virginia lawyer, faced a grueling semifinal on Hoylake’s Royal Liverpool course amid heat.
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Robinson's bat booms for Indians in late rally
Frank Robinson crushed a three run homer in the eighth inning, his second three run shot of the night, lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 7-5 win over the Texas Rangers. He connected off Ferguson Jenkins after Rick Manning singled to spark the rally.
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Bonds homers as Yankees beat White Sox for sixth straight win
Bobby Bonds hit his 13th homer of the season a two run shot in the second inning helping the New York Yankees to a 5 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Friday night.
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College World Series Round One Scores Report
Arizona State defeats Fullerton State 5 to 3 while Texas tops Oklahoma 4 to 2 in first round action in the College World Series. Local venues listed as Lucky 9 DeLuxe Bar Corner Bar and J M Lucky 15. result headlines indicate team matchups and outcomes.
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Daily MLB Pitchers Schedule for All Times
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