Scoreboard highlights Friday MLB matchups and results
The list covers multiple Friday games including Milwaukee at Boston Seattle at Cleveland California at Detroit Toronto at New York Oakland at Texas and Milwaukee at Boston with various pitchers noted such as Tiant Bannister and Tanana. Standings show St Louis Houston Cincinnati San Diego and Atlanta with partial scores and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Sorenson
Boston
Seattle
Bannister
A . Cronto
Clancy
New York
Tiant
Oafornia
Tanana
Detroit
Wilcox
Baumgarten
Kansas City
Suncds
Fisnean
Minnesota
Erickson
Oakland
McCarty
Texas
Perry
California
Baltimore
Toronto
Seukary
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Candelaria
Montreal
Sanderson
St.Louis
Vuckovich
Leibrandt
Mura
Hooton
B.forsch
Blue
Philadelphia
San
Pittsburgh
Los
Pittetargs
San Houston
Baseball and racing briefs from leagues and tracks
American League leaders by batting and pitching with Landreaux and Yount atop the list. runs and RBIs highlight Molitor and Schmidt as well. National League shows Reitz and Hernandez in batting, Schmidt and Garvey leading RBI, plus notable triple crown-like tallies. Also brief notes on Detroit jail case and several horse race results from Holl, Md., and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Billy Jewel
Holl D
Calif
Iconoclast
Caruba
Monica
Holl
McLean P
Chicago
Venturer
Arlington Park
Welch Dominates Braves In 3 0 Dodgers Win
Bob Welch of the Dodgers no hits the Braves through seven and lasts nine innings in a 3 0 victory. The rookie pitcher allowed no walks and struck out seven while overcoming a past arm injury and personal battles. Reggie Jackson earlier highlighted his 1978 season with a World Series performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Welch
New York Yankees
Reggie Jackson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Welch
Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Arizona
Braves
Larvell Blanks
Chris Chambliss
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Los Angeles
Tom LaSorda
LaSorda
Reds
Padres
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
San Diego
Bench
Randy Jones
Yogi Berra
Jerry Turner
Indians
Brewers
John Denny
Victor Cruz
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Denny
Cruz
Bob Rogers
Cliff Johnson
Jorge Orta
Borg Edges Gomez to Reach French Open Quarterfinals
Bjorn Borg defeated Andre Gomez 6-2 6-2 6-1 on clay at Roland Garros to advance in the French Open as Gomez produced his best shots but could not stop the Swede. Other results included Noah, Orantes, Teltscher victories and Evert Lloyd and King advancing in the rain-shortened day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andre Gomez
Gomez
Bjorn Borg
Roland Garros
Borg
France
Yannick Noah
Jose Luis Clerec
Argentina
Spain
Manuel Orantes
Pavel Slozil
Chris Evert Lloyd
Billie Jean King
Britain
Anne Hobbs
Romania
Virginia Ruzici
Marie Pinterova
Wendy Turnbull
Australia
Sweden
Nine Bohm
Noah
Rome
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Guillermo Vilas
Vilas
Germany
Treacherous greens test Kemper Open hopefuls
Tom Watson led a tight field at the Kemper Open as the Congressional Course proved tough with slick, fast greens. Several notables including John Mahaffey and Jay Haas posted two-under 68s while Watson managed 71. Trevino urged water on greens as players navigate the 7,054-yard layout two weeks before Baltusrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethsda
Washington
Watson
John Mahaffey
J.C. Snead
Jay Haas
Dave Hill
Lee Trevino
Barry Jaeckel
Lindy Miller
Snead
Baltustrol
Morse tops Golden Lights Classic opening with new woods
Cathy Morse, in her third LPGA season, switches to two new woods and a driver for the Golden Lights Classic in New Rochelle. She shoots a 71 to share the first round lead with Amelia Rover and Alice Miller at Wykagyl Country Club. Nancy Lopez-Melton and JoAnne Carner are tied for mid pack. Donna Caponi Young carded 77 after a quadruple bogey on the 14th with a two stroke penalty for the wrong ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N.Y
Cathy Morse
New York
Morse
Albany
Amelia Rover
Alice Miller
Donna Caponi Young
New Zealand Plans Moscow Olympic Team Despite Pressure
The New Zealand Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association votes 12 6 2 abstentions to send a team to Moscow. However key squads including field hockey swimming yachting and equestrian teams plus track star Rod Dix will miss competition in protest of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Moscow
Rod Dixon
Afghanistan
Coastal Remains Unbeaten In NAIA World Series Play
Coastal Carolina extended its dominance in the NAIA World Series, defeating Point Park 4-1 as Mark Goldberg improved to 9-0 in the pitcher’s win. Lipscomb entered a losers bracket game after last year’s title as Grand Canyon faced William Jewell and Lewis University met Coastal Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastal
Nashville
Goldberg
Denny Welch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fae
Major League
Landreaux
Bumbry
Cooper
Molitor
Coranea
Yount
Wills
Wilson
Trammell
Murphy
Oliver
Oglivie
Minaud
Armas
B.bell
Rivers
B . Baltimore
Yount Milwaukee
D.gar
Morrison
Ooly
Castino
Ith
Audi
Velez
Renter
Kansas
Carew
Fornia
Honeycutt
Guidry
Rainey
John
Gura
Redfern
Stieb
Dotson
Reitz
K.hernandez
R.smith
Seesens SeLadene
Schmidt
K. Hernandez
Ingeten
Ay Igen Las Haaien
RBI
Garvey
R. Los
Philadephia
Hendrick Stes Cnpisten
St Leas
Bt-Lenia
Sanaa
Rose
Jew
Phil K. Hernandez
Gincanai
TRI ‘Pittsburgh
Cedeno
North
San Angeles
Bikey
Pas
Lesles
Carlton
Sia
Shirley
Pastore
TSO
Bob Greene
Major
Pirates
Phillies
Ott
Ing
Dale Berra
Dave Parker
Mike Mike Easler
Berra
Twins
White Sox
Ken Landreaux
Roy Smalley
Smalley
Jerry Koosman
NEAA
Borged
Elliot Teltscher
Kim Warwick
Vna Jnr
Kemper
Hill
Ron Terry
Fred Marti
Mike Morley
Beau Baugh
Bob Gilder
Congressional
Gil Morgan
Mike Reid
Mark Hayes
Jerry Pate
George Burns
Larry Nelson
Tom Weiskopf
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jerry McGee
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
Hale Irwin
Midland Valley
Eileen Kask
Midland Valley Country Club
Helen Day
Greg Pitts
Nancy Lopez-Melton
JoAnne Carner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!