Nolan Ryan Shuts Pirates In Heat For Eighth Win
Nolan Ryan, 24, won his eighth game as he tied up the NL East race by beating the division leader Pittsburgh Pirates in seven innings. He fanned Willie Stargell three times and benefited from relief by Danny Frisella in the 90 degree heat. Ed Kranepool, Joe Pepitone, and Paul Popovich provided key power as the Cubs and Phillies, Braves, and Dodgers also won.
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Major leagues forays pitcher's duel set across league matchups
Major league games feature Pittsburgh at New York with Ellis facing Koosman, St Louis at San Francisco, Atlanta at Montreal, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at San Diego. American League tables show Baltimore led by 6 games, with Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, and Washington following. Wednesday results include Cleve over Balt, Chi over Milw, and Wash defeating New York. Tonight's probable pitchers list Drago at California, Horlen at Milwaukee, Siebert at Boston, Kekich at New York, and Palmer at Baltimore with more games scheduled Friday across divisions.
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Canadian Open teed off in Montreal field 21 Canadians
A field of 21 Canadians and 128 fans begin play at the Richelieu Valley course for the $150,000 Canadian Open with $30,000 awarded to the winner. Ken Venturi withdraws with a recurring hand problem while Gary Player critiques bunker sand. Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer are among expected contenders as tee offs proceed through the day.
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Wednesday City Little League slate features Braves Sants and Cubs Mets
Evening schedule lists Braves Sants facing Cubs and Mets games at 6 and 7 30 p m respectively with both matchups set for Wednesday night action at City Little League.
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Hemsted Wins Oskaloosa Track Heat.
Ron Hemsted of Lone Tree dominates at Southern First Heat Town Raceway in Oskaloosa with three wins in four heats and the Australian pursuit. The mid season championship with a $2750 purse is set for next week. 30 laps, no claim stock event.
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Knights edge Kings 49 46 in Y league basketball
Knights sneak by the Kings 49 to 46 as Green scores 18 points to lead Knights. Swartzendruber adds 13, Crawford and Close six each. Kings’ Don Adams tops with 21, others spread scoring. Bucks beat Knicks 70 55 and Aces defeat Royals 65 40 in Wednesday games.
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Huskies roll to 9-1 league win over Lone Tree
Highland Huskies beat Lone Tree 9 to 2 in home game to improve to 7-4 in Southeast Iowa Conference and sit one game behind co leaders Mediapolis and New London. Tom Schneider earned the win with 13 strikeouts and three hits allowed. Weimer and Colbert produced key hits as Slaughter took the loss. Highland travels to Mediapolis Friday then hosts New London Monday.
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Cubs blank Mets 7 to 0 in Little League action
Cubs pitcher David Cousins struck out 11 and walked 3 to lead a 7 to 0 win over the Mets. Scott Rich fanned 13 in defeat as Mets mustered 2 hits. Giants edged Braves 12 to 11 in another game, O’Hanlon won for the Giants with 10 strikeouts and 9 walks, while Gipple J led Braves with a homer, a triple and two singles.
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