Seaver Shows Incentive In Mets 2-0 Shutout Of Braves
Tom Seaver pitched a five hit 2-0 shutout to sweep the Atlanta series, boosting New York to a six game streak and remaining 3-0 with a 1.89 ERA. He struck out nine as the Mets clinched victories. Kingman and Garret contributed the offense while Niekro stalled after a one hit start. Teamwide results from other NL and AL games included Padres, Astros, Dodgers, Brewers and Rangers wins with key RBIs and pitching performances.
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Bill Madden
UPI
Tom Seaver
Mets
Seaver
Atlanta Braves
New York
Braves
Phil Niekro
Felix Millan
del Unser
Ed Kranepool
Dave Kingman
Astros
Larry Dierker
Larry Hardy
Vitor
Dodgers
Cardinale
Don Sutton
Glenn Burke
Dodger
Burke
Bill Buckner
Ith
Brewers
White Sox
George Scott
Clay Carroll
Bill Veeck
Chicago
Rangers
Red Sox
Ted Burroughs
Nelson Briles
Texas
Burroughs
Mike Hargrove
Toby Harrah
Billee
Briles
Bowling Scores from Stowner and Related Leagues
Bowling results from Stowner and other leagues feature men and women teams. Derby Oil and Buckwalter Motor traded wins while Eaton Decorating led with high team totals and Jim Bennett topped individual scores. Women's action saw Rubio Bank and Mineart's trading wins with Minearts posting top team series. Lane leaders include Roe's Heating and Carson's with Pansy McGill and Dort Patterson posting notable scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowner League
Eaton
Wagner Shell
Derby Oil
Buckwalter Motor
Williams Oil
Pioneer Seeds
Hamil
D-X
Kenway
Eaton Decorating
Pioneer
Jim Bennett
Joe Jones
Earl McVey
Dave Murphy
Craig ‘Arbuckle
Wupsday Rollers
Rubio Bank of
Brighton
Goodken Insurance
Mineart Appliance
George's Body Shop
Booth's Grocery
Washington
Tim's Feed & Supply
Edwards Real Estate
Edwards
Booth’s
Rubio Bank
Tim's i Mineart
Transfer
Goodken
Georges
Minearts
Kay Lister
Pat Johnson
Louise Hall
Roe's
Age Carson's
Shamrock Inn
Jack & Jill
Pat & Mary's
McCleery-Cumming
Squire Shoppe
Wagon Wheel
Jack & Jill Carson's
Squire Shopper
Inn
Carson's
Roe's Heating
Pansy McGill
Shirley Burlingame
Dort Patterson
Corn King League
Hlrollers League
Hanson Concrete Bennett Masonry
Jim's Standard
Payne T
Sorrel Glass
Farm Bureau
KCI Farmland Industries
Formax
Wl&w
Lemke Electric
Nat'l. G Steele Lumber
Jim’s Standard
Farm
John Combs
Tom Koehler
Jim Randy Sojka
Bennett
Jerry Schiebel
Melody Makers League
Betty Ward
Cavaliers win by four in decisive seventh game
Cleveland Cavaliers clinched the playoff series with an 87 85 victory over the Washington Bullets in the final game. Dick Snyder delivered a clutch driving layup with four seconds left to seal the win and advance in the NBA playoffs.
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Richfield
Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavs
National Basketball Association
Dick Snyder
Washington Bullets
UNM Lobo Center Dave Green Finishes 1976 Drills
Dave Green of Washington completed 1976 spring football drills as UNM No 1 center but missed the final intrasquad game due to a minor injury. The 260 pound senior to be transferred from Ellsworth JC Iowa Falls shared center duties last fall with Steve Wilson and also competes in outdoor track with a discus best of 162.3 feet.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Dave Green
Washington
University of New Mexico
Lobo
Green
UNM
Ellsworth Junior College
Iowa Falls
Western Athletic Conference
Steve Wilson
Houston Open Opens After Rain Delay at Woodlands
The rain-delayed $200,000 Houston Open resumes at Woodlands Country Club in Texas as top golf pros return to the tee after Nine-Ball Open's championship decision.
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Woodlands, Tex
UPI
Woodlands Country Club
Washington Freshmen Take Third at Five Team Invitational
Washington Freshmen Boys placed third in a five team invitational on a sunny evening. Six relays set records led by Muscatine West and Central. Marvin Sojka won discus and shot put with a school mark 109.8 feet, Tim Vogel tied 50 yard dash record at 6.0 seconds, and John Moretti cleared 18 feet 7 inches in long jump before Mt. Pleasant Taft Relays next.
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Washington
Muscatine West
Central
Muscatine
West Muscatine
Central Muscatine
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Columbus Junction
Dale Harter
Marvin Sojka
Demons
Dave Green
Tim Vogel
Allan Witthoft
John Moretti
Mt. Pleasant
John Morotti
Ali and Young duel for heavyweight title in D.C. area
Muhammad Ali says a rag-filled heavy bag saved his hands and career while Jimmy Young credits church attendance for the same. Tonight the rivals meet in a 15 round bout for the world heavyweight championship with red gloves. Norton faces Stander earlier in the card.
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Snapshot
National League East table shows New York leading with 127 wins and 62 losses, Philadelphia 86 71, St. Louis 78 94, and Pittsburgh 78 467. West includes Cincinnati 97 56 8, Houston 99 550, San Diego 99 500, Los Angeles 99 500, with Atlanta and San Francisco trailing. Thursday results list New York 2 Atlanta 0. San Diego 9 Chicago 5. Houston 3 Montreal 1. Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 0. with upcoming matchups and listed pitchers for various games.
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Tecan Lee Lacy
Wayne Garrett
Kingman
San Diego
Chicago
Houston
Montreal
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Texas
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Carlton
Ruthven
Pam
Warthen
Nolan
Curtis
Angeles
Rhoden
Rooker
Spiliner
R. Reus
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Gaaves
Cubs
Jerry Turner
Padres
Butch ‘Metzger
Willie Davis
Enzo Hernandez
Expos
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Roger Metzger
2Nd Street
Ains~ri
Laundry Mat
Iowa
Westinghouse
Actioneer
Gibson
Rcatv Leample
Air King
Dolores Schroder
Manchester, Iowa
Bob Duncan
Ainsworth
HM. Duncan
Cavaliers
Poe Gene
Nutrena
Ek Webr
EdHenee
Fresh
Jim Howell
Todd Fultons
Steve Genck
Brian Krogmeier
Scott Sotelo
Murray Schooley
Tim Hennigan
Brad Farrier
Gary Ledger
Todd McEldoon
Ali
Young
W.L. Pet
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Torrez
Baltimore
Palmer
Tiant
Singer
Detroit
Bare
Hunter
Spliff
Kirkwood
Cleveland
Peterson
Kaw City
Washington R.R
Eldon
Pepsi
Solid State
Catcher
Washington Lawn & Leisure
Iowa Avenue
Ro Ming
Avery
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