McIntire Leads Northside Past Franklin in Teen League
Mike McIntire three hits including a homer as Northside rallies from five down to beat L F Franklin 6-5. Gary Steele and Mark Russell doubles spark a sixth inning comeback. Lynn McDonald seals win with four scoreless innings. Randy Staton and Mitch Stonesifer doubled for Franklin. Northside improves to 1-0, Franklin to 1-1.
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Barr Shuts Out Cubs at Candlestick Park
Jim Barr pitched six hitless innings and the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 1-0 as the scoreboard failed in Candlestick Park. An error and Gary Thomasson's single in the seventh produced the decisive run. Mets were rained out and Kansas City edged Milwaukee 5-4 on Mayberry and Otis hits with Gene Garber sealing the win.
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C&S Bank Tops Jerry's Exxon in Girls League Thriller
Sandy Patterson pitched a three hitter as C&S Bank defeated Jerry's Exxon 5 3 in a league game. A three run second inning broke a 1 1 tie and solid defense limited Exxon after a late two run burst. Ann Noll and Jan e Cromis sparked the C&S offense with two hits and a double respectively. Bobbi Downs led Exxon with two hits while Pat Oates added a double.
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Heard tees off at Winged Foot in U S Open action
Jerry Heard tees off from the Par 3 166 yard seventh hole at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck as play begins in the 74th United States Open championship.
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NFL Talks Break Down as Mediation Suggests Return
Negotiations between the NFL Management Council and the Players Association stalled after three days of talks. A federal mediator said formal discussions may resume, with uncertainty about a Washington restart and a July 1 strike deadline looming. NFLPA demands include scrapping restrictions binding players to teams, which the council says would alter the game's structure. Bill Curry voiced disappointment at the lack of substantive response.
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Major League Standings and Friday Game Slate
The standings note Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 4 in Thursday action. Friday’s schedule includes Minnesota at Cleveland N Chicago at Baltimore N Kansas City at Detroit N Milwaukee at Texas N New York at Oakland N Boston at California N.
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Area Sports Schedule Lists Weekend League Games
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Bruins Name Don Cherry Coach of Boston Bruins
Don Cherry was named the Boston Bruins head coach and general manager, becoming the fourth coach since 1970. The 40 year old former player replaces Bep Guidolin after Guidolin’s contract rejection. Cherry said he was honored to take the job and will lead the club in the NHL. Timmy Cherry, 11, hopes to meet Bobby Orr as his father assumes leadership of the team.
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