Major League Baseball schedule and matchups summary
Listings of upcoming and past games across the majors including Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Baltimore California Kansas City Chicago Texas Minnesota Oakland Montreal Chicago New York Boston New York Houston Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Los Angeles with pitcher matchups and results notes.
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Milwaukee
Champion
Cleveland
G. Perry
Detroit
Ruble
Baltimore
McNally
California
Ryan
Kansas City
Splittorff
Chicago
Bahnsen
B. Johnson
Texas
Horgan
Bibby
Boston
New York
Minnesota
Oakland
Montreal
Blair
Renko
Hooton
Burris
Webb
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Griffin
Cincinnati
Kirby
Pittsburgh
Kison
St. Louis
Curtis
San Francisco
D’axquisto
San Diego
Gerhardt
Atlanta
P. Niekro
Los Angeles
Messersmith
San Fran
Tiant
Moret
Gura
Twinight
Baseball Leaders In 1969 National and American Leagues
National League top bat Garr of Atlanta at 355 hits and 400 at bats leads with Schmidt of Philadelphia 36 home runs 105 runs scored and 122 RBIs by Bench. American League batting leader Carew of Minnesota with 363 at bats and 208 hits star runs by Yaz and Jackson. Notable stats include Brock 115 stolen bases and Ryan 343 strikeouts.
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Garr
Atl
Buckner
Schmidt
Phi
Rose
Cin
Gar
D. Cash
Wynn
Brock
St. L
Morgan
Carew
Minn
Orta
Chi
Ustrzmski
Esn
R. Jackson
Oak
Burroughs
Tex
Bando
Money
Mil
Rudi
Scott
R. Henderson
McRae
K.C
Rivers
Cal
Otis
D. Allen
North
N. Ryan
Blyleven
Trimble Township Youth League Sets Start Tonight at Glouster
GLOUSTER The Trimble Township Youth League Football program begins tonight at 6 p.m. at Glouster High School. Games are scheduled Sunday afternoons at 2 p.m. and Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. with two halves and each team playing twice. Teams include Malone's Ceramics Jensen's Insurance Glouster Community Bank and Van Fossen Funeral Home with listed coaches. Schedule runs from Sept 24 to Oct 13 featuring multiple pairings among the four squads.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Malone
Jerry Dixon
John Dixon
Jensen's Insurance
Jim Cambell
Alvin Malone
Glouster Community Bank
Paul Barrett
Malone's
van Fossen Funeral Home
Glouster Community
Pro football World Football League schedule updates
The World Football League lists games for Tuesday September 24 Detroit at New York N Wednesday September 25 Memphis at Shreveport N Birmingham at Portland N Jacksonville at Southern California N Philadelphia at Hawaiians N Thursday September 26 Chicago at Florida N national TV coverage indicated.
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Detroit
New York
Memphis
Shreveport
Birmingham
Portland
Jacksonville
Southern California
Philadelphia
Chicago
Florida
Ohio high school polls show three-way AAA battle in 1974 opening
The AP Ohio Class AAA ratings place Upper Arlington atop the first poll with 185 points as Canton McKinley and Warren Western Reserve trail. The rankings include notable area entries such as Jackson in Class AA and Alder leading Class A, with several other area teams earning points across the three classifications.
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Jackson
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Upper Arlington
Gallipolis
Eastern
Kgger Creek
Alexander
Golden Bears
Canton McKinley
Warren Reserve
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary and
Plain City Alder
St. Vincent-St. Mary
Columbus Watterson
Wheelersburg
Alder
Portsmouth Notre Dame
Bluffton
Cincinnati Moeller
Warren Harding
Warren Western Reserve
Steubenville
Cincinnati Elder
Lakewood St. Edward
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Niles McKinley
Gahanna
Cincinnati
LaSalle
Whitehall
Dover
Marietta
Youngstown
Mooney
Willoughby South
Chaney
Sidney
New Philadelphia
Troy
Louisville
Elyria
Ravenna
Mentor
Portsmouth
Oregon Clay
Toledo
DeVilbiss
Ursuline
Kettering
Faignant
St. Xavier
Pirates Edge Cardinals In 10th For Narrow NL East Lead
In a tense game, Manny Sanguillen’s throw nabbed Lou Brock at home on a Bang bang play. Hebner’s 10th inning RBI single produced a 1-0 Pirates victory, pulling them within a half game of the Cardinals in the NL East race.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
St. Louis
Pirates
Lou Brock
Brock
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Hebner
Ted Sizemore
Cardinals
Hebner
Dodgers edge Braves as magic number drops to four
In the West division race the Dodgers beat Atlanta 4-3 to trim their magic number to four and widen their lead over fading Cincinnati to five games. Bill Buckner fueled the win with a multi hit night while Mike Marshall closed the eighth inning jam for Don Sutton. Brewer Indians split twin bill. Milwaukee wins 6-2 with late ninth inning bursts.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland
Indians
Jim Rooker
Pirates
Dave Giusti
Paul Popovich
Booker
Rennie Stennett
Miguel Dilone
Hebner
Dodgers
Braves
Mike Marshall
Don Sutton
Sutton
Los Angeles
Dempsey Ends Rift With Eagles After Clutch Kicks
Tom Dempsey booted two pressure kicks to beat the Cowboys 13-10 and rekindle hopes he will sign a 1974 contract. The veteran kicker, famed for a 63 yarder, faced tensions with owner Len Tose but delivered late in the game.
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Tom Dempsey
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia
Dempsey
Bill Bradley
Fred Swearingen
Athens
National Football League
NFL
Len Tose
Dallas
Tose
Ohio Attitude Improves After Big Kent State Win
Ohio coach Bill Hess praises the Bobcats for a strong win over Kent State and notes improved attitude and balance. Key players include Tim Harrison Willie Lonnie Mike Nugent John Summers and L C Lyons. Toledo looms as a future challenge with Gene Swick and John Ross leading MAC stats and scoring. Summers nurses a hamstring while Neil Carlson is doubtful with a knee injury.
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Bob Maney
Ohio
Toledo
Bill Hess
Bobcats
Kent State
Tampa
Villanova
Gene Swick
Hess
Steve Miller
Tim Harrison
Willie Lonnie
Mike Nugent
John
MAC
Lyons
Gary Homer
Kent
Dave Houseton
Swick
Rockets
John Ross
Summers
Neil Carlson
Akron to Keep Soap Box Derby Under Local Trustees
The All American Soap Box Derby will stay in Akron under the direction of a group of residents, despite sponsor issues and recent scandal. Trustees announced the plan today.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Little Brown Jug Founder Ray Hennesey Dies
Ray Hennesey founder of racing's Little Brown Jug dies at 87 in Bellefontaine Ohio. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Delaware where the famous race was founded.
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Little Brown Jug
Bellefontaine, Ohio
Ray Hennesey
Delaware
Dietzel to Quit After Season at South Carolina
South Carolina head football coach Paul Dietzel will resign at season’s end after nine years in the post. He plans to stay at the university as athletic director.
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Columbia, S. C
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
WEL Team Sign 2 More Dolphins
Birmingham adds two NFL players to the World Football League roster, guard Bob Kuechenberg and defensive back Tim Foley, joining the Memphis Southmen as front-line transfers from the Miami Dolphins. The move marks the fourth and fifth NFL stars to switch leagues amid break up talk surrounding the defending champions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Miami Dolphins
National Football League
Birmingham Americans
Memphis Southmen
Bob Kuechenberg
Tim Foley
Bill Putnam
Buckeyes Claim AP Top Spot Surprising Notre Dame
In a tight vote Ohio State jump from second to first after routing Oregon State 51-10 while Notre Dame drops to second after a 49-3 win over Northwestern. Oklahoma holds third as Alabama rises to fourth.
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Associated Press
Buckeyes
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Oklahoma
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Mississippi
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Wisconsin
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Pitt
Texas A&m
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Cal
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