Baseball Scores and Standings From Major Leagues and Contests
Daily scoreboard shows Baltimore and Boston leading AL East with strong records. Milwaukee and New York chase. West division features Minnesota and California atop their packs. Thursday results include New York 8 Seattle 1, Cleveland 8 Milwaukee 1, Baltimore 3 Oakland 1, plus injuries and upcoming Friday fixtures across leagues. Montreal and St Louis share NL East drama, while hockey, basketball, and horse racing notes fill the page with playoffs, semis, and stakes at Pimlico Hollywood Park Aqueduct and other venues.
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New York
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Cleveland
Toronto
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California
Texas
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Chicago
Oakland
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Comer
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Tanana
Minnesota
Messersmith Dominates Mets in L A Win 14 to 1
Messersmith allowed six hits and four strikeouts while contributing a pair of hits including a two run double as Los Angeles routed the Mets 14 to 1. Maz zilli homered in the sixth, hooking the game early for the Dodgers who built a big lead behind early runs and strong defense.
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Messersmith
Los Angeles
Lee Mazzilli
New York
Montreal
San Francisco
War Eagle Tracksters Heading For State Finals
Wagener-Salley High wins at Orangeburg tying North High for Class A Lower State title. Allan Burnham wins mile two mile and 880 setting a school record, Danny Thomas sets 50.1 in 440, Gerald Williams wins discus, multiple athletes qualify for state meet. Team heads to South Carolina on Thursday.
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Orangeburg
Wagener- Salley High
War Eagle
North High
Allan Burnham
Wagener-Salley
North
War Eagles
Burnham
Danny Thomas
Thomas
Gerald Williams
James Swedenburg
Wayne Cooper
Danny Brown
Paul Staley
Marion Daniels
Curtis Schofield
Burkette
Sherrie
Terrie
Indians' Coles Signs With NFL Seahawks
Seattle AP report states Charlie Coles a small college All American tackle from Newberry College signed a three year free agent contract with the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League.
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Seattle
Wash
Charlie Coles
Newberry College
Newberry
Seattle Seahawks
National Football League
Tommy John Becomes First 7-Game Winner
Tommy John, 36, pitched seven strong innings to lead the New York Yankees past the Seattle Mariners 8-1 as rookie catcher Jerry Narron filled in for Thurman Munson. John became the majors first seven game winner, with Narron letting the veteran call most of the game. Reggie Jackson drove in a run in the first inning and Mickey Rivers hit the first pitch for a homer. Other games: Indians 8 Brewers 1, Angels 5 Red Sox 3, Orioles 3 A’s 1, White Sox 5 Royals 2.
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St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Expos
Giants
Rodney Scott
Dave Cash
Montreal
Phil Nastu
Joe Altobelli
Steve Rogers
San Francisco
Phillies
Padres
Nino Espinosa
Gaylord Perry
Espinosa
Jerry Narron
New York Yankees
Narron
Thurman Munson
Tommy John
John
Yankees
Seattle Mariners
Cleveland
Milwaukee
California
Boston
Baltimore
Oakland
Kansas City
Tom Paciorek
Yankee
Mickey Rivers
Mariners
Odell Jones
Reggie Jackson
Angels
Red Sox
Brian Downing
Rod Carew
Carney Lansford
Rick Miller
Don Baylor
Jim Rice
Carew
Baylor
Jerry Remy
Joe Rudi
Rick Burleson
Burleson
Orioles
A’s
Gary Roenicke
John Johnson
White Sox
Royals
Claudell Washington
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Associated Press Baseball
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Iowa
Thad Bosley
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Pete Rose
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Bob Sykes
Darold Knowles
Mark Littell
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Ted Sizemore
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John J. Hildebrandt Corp
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Enon Hopkins JR
Jones Roofing & Construction
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