Indians Ambush Perry Dineen Paces New York
Gaylord Perry debuting for the Rangers in Texas loses to Cleveland 5-1 after three straight first inning hits. Kerry Dineen shines for the Yankees in outfield amid injuries, aiding a 3-0 victory over the White Sox. Other AL scores include Boston 8 Royals 7 and Twins 5 Orioles 4.
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Rick Dempsey
Roy White
Elliott Maddox
Royals
Red Sox
Twins
Orioles
Eric Soderholm
Dan Ford
Dodgers edged by Luzinski as Marshall shines briefly
The injury plagued Dodgers lost 4-3 to the Phillies after Greg Luzinski hit his 13th homer off Mike Marshall in the eighth. Marshall’s return form drew praise, but Philadelphia’s late rally doomed Los Angeles as Cincinnati slipped in the West standings and other NL games went as in a busy Sunday slate.
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Herschel Nissenson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Walter Alston
Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
Marshall
Phillies
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Luzinski
Cincinnati
Baseball scores and schedule National League East results
NL East games show New York 6 San Diego 0 and Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 3. Cincinnati 1-3 Chicago 3-4. Mon schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago and other NL matchups with suspended games. AL results note Boston and New York leading. rain and split doubleheaders affecting Oakland Detroit and California Milwaukee scores.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Burris
Bradley
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St. Louis
Bryant
Pittsburgh
Kison
Atlanta
Niekro
Gullett
Houston
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Sutton
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
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Kansas City
Minnesota
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California
Oakland
Palmer
Bibby
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Lolich
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St Louis
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Texas Wins World Series in College Baseball Classic
Texas Longhorns defeated South Carolina 5-1 in Omaha to claim the College World Series title. Richard Wortham pitched a four-hitter and was named a key figure, finishing the season 15-1. Texas improved to 56-6 and earned its first title in 25 years.
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Neb
Longhorns
South Carolina
Richard Wortham
Texas
Southern Cal
Cliff Gustafson
Bailclub
Gustafson
Wortham
Jim Gideon
Arizona State
Hank Small
Earl Bass
Barl
Richardson
Cliff
Pearson's Third Triumph Nips Petty At Finish
David Pearson edged Richard Petty by a few yards in the Motor State 400 at Michigan International Speedway. The win was Pearson's third in this event and fifth in six Grand National races at the two mile tri oval, worth 14 230 with total six race earnings over 110 000. Heavy rains delayed start and a tornado was reported nearby as 53 000 watched sunset finish.
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Cambridge Junction
Mich
David Pearson
Richard Petty
Petty
Pearson
Richard
Michigan International Speedway
Post 222 Plays Tonight At 7 At Varnedoe
Thomasville American Legion Post 222 hosts Bainbridge tonight at Varnedoe Stadium with a 7 p.m. start. The local team recently dropped three games, 5-0 to Albany Post 30 and 5-2 to Post 250 of Tallahassee.
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Bainbridge
Varnedoe Stadium
Albany Post
Tallahassee
Thomasville Recreation Colt
Valdosta
Bartkowski Signs Falcons Contract Amid Salary Debate
Atlanta rookie Steve Bartkowski inked a four year deal near 625000 becoming one of NFLs richest rookies. His agent Leigh Steinberg said athletes are overpaid and should take pay cuts while owners profits drop and fans pay less. Bartkowski plans to earn his contract and compete with Kim McQuilken and Pat Sullivan for the No. 1 quarterback job.
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Steve Bartkowski
Atlanta Falcons
Steve
Leigh Steinberg
Peppler
Bartkowski
California
Kim McQuilken
Pat Sullivan
Falcons
Kim
Pat
Jenkins Paces Philadelphia Golf Classic Lead Steady
Tom Jenkins led the 150000 Philadelphia Golf Classic into the final 36 holes with a six under par 134 after a 65 in the second round at Whitemarsh Valley. Jim Dent and Hubert Green trailed at 139 and 140 as Johnny Miller warned of potential shifts ahead.
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Tom Jenkins
Johnny Miller
Miller
Tom
Jenkins
Jim Dent
Hubert Green
Jim Simons
Green
Simons
Kkk
Tom Shaw
George Johnson
Allen Miller
Bob Wynn
Frank Beard
Bert Yancey
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Randy Erskine
Dave Newquist
Don Bies
Bob Dickson
Pete Brown
Fuzzy Zoeller
Terrance Dill
Ken Still
Jim Masserio
Dave Hill
Lou Graham
Larry Wise
Nate Starks
Grier Jones
Dave Eichelberger
Jerry McGee
John Schlee
Jim Wiechers
Bud Allin
Mason Rudolph
J.C. Snead
Mark Hayes
Joe Inman
Danny Edwards
Eubanks Throws Pony League Shutout in 12 0 Victory
Eubanks pitched a three hitter with 14 strikeouts as Spence blanked Thomas County Federal 12 0. Barwick led with four singles while Eubanks added three, Suber and Butcher two each, Hines one. Other games saw forfeit by Burger Chef, Spence 15 Jaycees 8, Boston 13 Southern Shoes 8, Southern Shoes 18 Balfour 5, and Jaycees 12 Thomas County Federal 4 with Cobbs group contributing multiple hits.
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Spence
Thomas County Federal
Eubanks
Marcus Barwick
Tommy Suber
Larry Butcher
Robin Hines
William Cobb
Craig Foster
Randy Jones
Burger Chef
Balfour Lumber Company
Jaycees
Keith Rather
David Poole
Hines
Tommy Owens
Tim Weaver
Mack Griggs
Robert Jones
Link Cannette
Boston
Southern Shoes
Joe Baker
Allen Batson
Billy Taylor
Mark Beckham
Roger Phillips
Greg Mireck
Bobby Wise
Glynn Cone
Dick Ryan
Chip Chastain
Balfour
Mark Harrison
Mark Lastinger
John Fuks
Barry Jenkins
Jimmy Francis
Joe Austin
Milton Wright
Marcus Lundy
Reginald Wheeler
Ben Hudson
Barry Harrison
David Asbell
Cobb
Mike Mash
Johnny Chastain
Randy Wilcox
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