Mixed league scoreboard and race results from multiple venues
The bulletin lists scores from hockey, baseball and basketball events across cities including Minneapolis Milwaukee Toronto Baltimore Detroit Oakland and Chicago with standings pitchers batters and scoring leaders. It also notes trades and signings for NFL NBA and NHL teams and mentions several race results from Finger Lakes Arlington Park Del Mar Monmouth Park and Belmont Park.
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Associated Press
Canandigua
N.Y
Chippy
Charger
Count Maat
Finger Lakes Racetrack
Chicago
Eightball
Arlington Park del Mar
Calif
Edwards
Bert
Bob
del Mar
New York
Tim the Tiger
Moreton Binn’s
Belmont Park Oceanport
Dan Horn
Whitehuckle
Monmouth Park Stanton
del Slo Shadow
Hone
Delaware Park
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Seattle
Clede
Hood
Figueroa
Hunter
Rose Keeps His Hitting Streak Alive In Mets Series Win
Pete Rose extended his NL record 39 game hitting streak with a fifth inning double in the Reds 12-3 loss to the Mets. Neikro brothers won for the Astros and Braves, while Dodgers and Padres posted victories. Clark saw his 26 game streak end as Cardinals edged the Reds.
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Rose
Neikro
Braves
Pete Rose
Jack Clark
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Clark
Silvio Martinez
St. Louis Cardinals
Niekro Brothers
Joe
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Phil
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Garry Templeton
Stacy Relaxes After Second Open Title
Hollis Stacy won her second consecutive U S Open golf title at the Country Club of Indianapolis with a five foot putt on the final hole, finishing one stroke ahead of JoAnne Carter and Sally Little. She plans to play in the Colgate European Open in London after relaxing at home in Savannah.
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Savannah
Hollis Stacy
Stacy
Country Club of
Indianapolis
JoAnne Carter
Sally Little
London
Yanks Beat Red Sox Behind Medich Two-Hitter
Medich blanked Boston for a two-hit win as the Yankees snapped a skid. Bobby Bonds added a two-run homer in the eighth and a three-run shot by Lou Piniella fueled a 3-1 victory over Cleveland. Other AL results included Royals 12 Seattle 3 and Angels 11 Brewers 9.
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Phillies
Niekro
Dodgers
Cubs
Steve Garvey
Davey Lopes
Burt Hooton
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dave Roberts
Reggie Smith
Ron Cey
Garvey
Doc Medich
Texas Rangers
Lou Piniella
New York
Yankee
Medich
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Bonds
Rangers
Piniella
Yanks
Cleveland
Billy Martin
Bob Lemon
Kansas City
Seattle
California
Milwaukee
Toronto
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Indians
Rick Waits
Mickey Rivers
Thurman Munson
Lemon
Martin
Yankee Stadium
Royals
Mariners
Pete LaCock
Fred Patek
Doug Bird
Whitey Herzog
Bird
Tom Paciorek
Steve Mingeri
Paciorek
Angels
Brewers
White Sox
Glenn Burke
Dave Revering
Wilbur Wood
Eric Soderholm
Norman Loses Negligent Case Against Chargers Doctor
In San Diego a Superior Court jury rejected Pettis Norman’s suit for damages claiming negligent medical treatment by Chargers team physician Dr. E Paul Woodward. The verdict found no negligence after a 1974 knee injury that ended Norman’s NFL career. Norman sought 500000 and his attorney Robert Baxley argued misdiagnosis and pressure to play.
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Norman
Robert Baxley
Woodward
Chargers
Royals Triumph 12-3 Over Mariners Amid Injuries
Kansas City defeated Seattle 12-3 as third baseman George Brett and catcher John Wathan left with injuries. Manager Whitey Herzog said he did not know when they would return.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Seattle Mariners
George Brett
John Wathan
Whitey Herzog
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Clancy
Perranowski
MecGregor
Staten
Ryan
Caldwell
Johnson
Langford
Kravec
Mitchell
Gura
Tiant
Matlack
San Diego
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Major League
Buckner
Chi
Burroughs
Madlock
Cin
DeJesus
Shendrin
Foster
Lopes
Montanez
Winfield
Cabell
Hin
Bowa
Phi
Simmons
Perez
Randle
Parker
Pgh
Morales
Luzinski
Evaintine
Moreno
Richards
Osmith
Taveras
Cabell, Hin
Bonham. Cin
BIA
Blue
Perry
McGraw
Sutter
Raw
Knepper
Rivieven
Richard
Pnekro
Seaver
Matefusco
Carew
Min
Lynn
Bsn
Rice
Gbrett
Lezcano
Mil
LeFlore
Baylor
Cal
Hisle
Thornton
Cie
Staub
Jthompsn
Cowens
Bbell
McKay
Tor
Baylor Cal
Gthomas
Det
Dilone
Oak M. Wilson
J Cruz
Sen
Wills
Tex
Guidry
Rome
Sea
Gale
Tiamt
Sosa
Oak
Tanana
Eckersley
Flanagan
Bal
Leonard
Undrwood
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Andre McCarter
Bill Kreifelt
Brian Husky
Houston Rockets
C.J Kupec
Milwaukee Bucks
National Football League
LOS Angeles Rams
Robert James
Pat Martin
Don Bertoni
Bob Fields
NEW York Jets
Alan Williams
Jerry Andrew Savage
Rich Pinniella
ST Louis Cardinals
Bill Donckers
Moses Foster
National Hockey League
Atlanta Flames
Cliff Fletcher
NEW York Islanders
John Toneshi
Columbus
Jacksonville
Orlando
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Knoxville
Nashville
Sia
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Montreal
New York St Lewis
West San Francisco
Los
Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cinccinnati
St Lewis
San Francsco
Birleven
Rasmussen
Hausman
Jor
Cobb
Sisler
Steve Carlton
Carlton
Astros
Expos
Bob Watson
Enos Cabell
Padres
Pirates
Rollie Fingers
Gaylord Perry
Phil Garner
Frank Taveras
Fingers
Fernando Gonzalez
Gene Richards
Red Sox
By Bruce Lowitt
Joe Rudi
Gorman Thomas
Robin Yount
Sal Bando
Blue Jays
Twins
Balor Moore
Luis Gomez
Moore
Dan Ford
Craig Kusick
Orioles
Tigers
Jack Billingham
Bob Sykes
Jason Thompson
Aurelio Rodriguez
Fishin Fools
Mr. Twister
Park Ave
S.E
Jones JR
W.M. Jones
Nenon Hopkins JR
Jones Roofing & Construction
Gardner St. Augusta
FHA
Washington
Bagatgage Company, Inc
Laurens St
N.W. Aiken
S.C
Ane Benchmars Auto
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