Ryan Fourth on Strikeout List After Loss to Oakland
Nolan Ryan finished 1985 with 328 strikeouts, fourth all time, despite a 1-16 season for a 75-win team. He fanned 10 in the outing but cost himself a 20th victory on a seventh inning error, as Allen Lewis and Don Mincher drove in the decisive runs. Other AL and NL results completed the final games of the season, with Pattin, Lonborg, Nelson and the Royals noting season endings and stadium moves.
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Nolan Ryan
Oakland
Sandy Koufax
Rube Waddell
Bob Feller
Yan
Ryan
Allen Lewis
Lewis
Don Mincher
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Roger Nelson
Kansas City
Tel Williams
Texas
Bob Lemon
Municipal Stadium
Royals
Bobby Darwin
Danny Manzon
Twins
White Sox
Frank Quilici
Steve Yeager
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Reds record save by Carroll as Concepcion leads Reds
Clay Carroll earned his 37th save to set a major league mark while Dave Concepcion doubled and homered to power Cincinnati past Houston 4 to 2. Five Reds relievers combined for seven hits, with McGlothlin taking the win. Bench drove in a run with a sac fly as Concepcion’s homer and RBI helped stake the lead.
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DE Frohlinger
UPI
Clay Carroll
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati
Houston
Reds
Pedro Borbon
Jack Billingham
Jim McGilothlin
Tom Hail
McGloth UN
Carroll
Concepcion
Johnny Bench
RBI
Bench
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York
Montreal
Pearson Clinches Pole for National 500 Race
David Pearson led qualifying at Charlotte in the National 500, posting 158.539 mph to top Buddy Baker and set a new record. Baker second, Foyt third, as top drivers chase Sunday’s powerful field amid Petty Allison tensions. Pearson earns $1,000 and a year’s panty hose, wife included, for pole honors.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPIL
David Pearson
Woots Brothers Mercury
Pearson
Buddy Baker
A.J. Foyt
Baker
Bobby Isaac
K&k Dodge
Nascar
U.S. Auto Club
Richard Petty
Bary Allison
Petty
Allison
Foyt
Wood Brothers
Mercury
Pete Hamilton
Plymouth
Ford
Bonnie Allison
Hoosick Falls tops Stillwater in league bid ahead of Cambridge clash
Hoosick Falls Central School Panthers edged Stillwater 64 in a rain delayed home game, sealing a first place tie with St Peters in the Washington County League. Cambridge remains 21-0. Stillwater fell to 1-4, while Hoosick Falls racked up 173 rushing yards and forced five fumbles. The Panthers visit Cambridge this weekend, with Jim Buck, Derrick Fowler, and Bruce Hansen among top performers.
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Gerald Nason
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School Panthers
Stillwater
Cambridge
Schuylerville
Hoosiers
St. Peters of
Saratoga
Warriors
Panthers
Hansen
Buck
Derrick Fowler
Fowler
Howie Wright
Mike Mahar
Bruce Hansen
Jeff Mahar
Unclear sports roster fragment with multiple names
Fragmentary OCR shows many player surnames and team tags like American League and National. includes scattered numbers and places. Readable items include Murcer and Powell references, with inconsistent punctuation and missing context. The piece appears to list players, teams, and stats in a partial sports ledger.
Local owners and drivers share racing spotlight
The Lebanon Valley Speedway season closed with owners and drivers sharing the limelight. In sportsman Pownalities finished high, Butch Jely had two feature wins, Chuck Ely one. Hurley brothers and Tom Van Tassel led the limited sportsman seven features. Ely claimed the mini stock title with eight wins, driving for Griff's Arca and Quinlan's Drug Store. Fans voted Ely most popular in mini stock and tied with Tom Corellis for popularity in sportsman.
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Lebanon Valley Speedway
Pownalities
Butch Jely
Chuck Ely
Hurley Brothers
Poenal
Tom van Tassel
Ghent
N.Y
Ely
Griff's
Arca
Quinlan
Playoff schedule outline for the 4H-Five leagues
United Press International lists the playoff timetable in EDT for both American and National League series. Games span October 7 to October 12 with tentative and travel dates noted and times set for Oakland Pittsburgh Cincinnati matchups.
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United Press International
All Times
American League
Detroit
Whalers top Nationals 5 2 in World Hockey League
In Walpole Massachusetts former NHL players Ted Green and Tommy Webster scored as the New England Whalers beat the Ottawa Nationals 5 to 2. Terry Caffery Kevin Ahearn and Mike Hyndman added goals for the Whalers who led from the start while Hob Charlebois and Ron Riley replied for Ottawa.
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Walpole
Mass
UPI
National Hockey League
Ted Green
Tommy Webster
New England Whalers
Ottawa Nationals
Terry Caffery
Kevin Ahearn
Mike Hyndman
Whalers
Hob Charlebois
Ron Riley
Nationals
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Fred McMane
Minnesota
Cleveland
Haltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Marty Pattin
Red Sox
Paul Rice
Mr. Anthony
Rice
Proctor
Ant Poate
Dave Shortsleeve
I-U
Patriots
Springfield
Spinelli Field
California
Deron Johnson
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Barry Lersch
Billy Williams
St.Louis Cardinals
Pitttsburgh Pirates
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Jim Beauchamp
Mets
Montreal Fixons
Bobby Bonds
San Diego Padres
Giants
Panther
Jon Burns
Tom Thurber
Bruce Rawlings
Keith Buck
Kurt Kavkas
Joe Robinson
Kevin Connor
Hoosick
Indians
KODAK
Banningian
Fisk
Murer
Ota
Oley
Wood
Lylich
Det
Hunter
Onka
Palmer
Balt
Eshoses
Willems
Msybercy
Murcer
Scott
Mil Me
Powell
Darwig
Max A
Ina Il Leing Waiters Ax
League Tea Wits
Baber
Atl
Cdena
Bou
Olver
ATE
Wat Hall AZ
Brack
Cha
Santa
Smmns
American Lengur Fe Pet
Carew
Mia
Enlela
Max
D.allea
Rudl
Oak
Shbim
Maberry
Cambria Clean
Joyce Mattison
Joyce
Arlington Memorial High School
Robert Brown
Robert
Socrer
U.S. Gov't Navy
Orrey Prop
Marra
Baed
Quek Ely
National League
Francis J. Kelly, Inc
Bennington, VT
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