Seaver Dominates with Shutout Win for Mets
Tom Seaver pitched a three hitter to power the Mets to a 6-0 victory over the San Diego Padres. He extended his scoreless-innings run to 22 and improved to 10-4 with a 1.82 ERA while New York held a slim NL East lead.
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Yankees squeeze past with six hitless outfielders in win
The Yankees win 3-0 as a 29 year old right hander throws his 12th complete game in 16 starts while Munson Dempsey and Dineen pace the offense. Munson drives in two with two singles. Dempsey and Dineen add a hit and score. Dineen rookie in right field with Munson behind the plate.
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Demon and Highland girls in tourney at Winfield
Washington High School joins a 417-team softball field for a sectional at Winfield opening July 19. Highland faces Wapello. Morning Sun plays Winfield-Mt Union. Waco meets the winner. Winners advance to district and state in Fort Dodge August 4-8.
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Mann Wins Medina LPGA Event After Tense Lead
Carol Mann, a 6 foot 3 Towson, Maryland veteran, won the Lawson's LPGA title in Medina Ohio. Trailing by one stroke behind Jo Ann Washam after the second round she shot a 74 to finish two over par. The victory earned Mann 7 000 dollars and ended a year and a half since her last tour win.
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Major League Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
Major League standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL East with a 33 23 record, while New York and Philadelphia follow. West standings feature Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Sunday results include pivotal wins for Pittsburgh and Montreal. Monday probables list key matchups across both leagues with multiple doubleheaders and night games.
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Pepsi-Cola Babe Ruth Downs Hills In Green Field Thriller
Washington's Pepsi-Cola Babe Ruth outlasted Hills 12-10 at Green Field last Thursday. Genkinger led with three hits as Carr, Bandy, and Sproule contributed key blows in a five run third inning rally after trailing 3-0. Tim Carr earned the win with Genkinger finishing in relief for a save as Hills left 16 men on base. Pepsi-Cola improves to 3-0 and faces Mid-Prairie West next Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Morrison team leads Twilight golf with 28 8 win
Morrison's squad reached the Twilight Golf League lead at Washington Country Club after a 28 to 8 victory over Dick Paul's team. The win raised Morrison to 24.5 average, surpassing Bob Lowe's 23.6 and Jim Lloyd's 22.3. Westphal set league scoring with a four under par 31. several others posted solid scores as standings show Morrison 24.5, Lowe 23.6, Lloyd 22.3.
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Pele Delivers On Cosmos Promise In 2-2 Draw
Pele scored the final goal as the Cosmos battled the Dallas Tornado to a 2-2 exhibition draw in Downing Stadium before 21,278 fans and a global TV audience. The Brazilian star, 34, had vowed to score a goal per game after signing the $4.7 million contract. He credited teamwork but said players must shoot more and let the ball do the work.
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