20-Game Club Shines As Baseball Heads To Playoffs
On Sunday pitchers from the Mets, Pirates, and Orioles highlight the chase to 20 wins as Seaver nears the mark with one week left. Other contenders include Carlton, Messersmith, Coleman, and Lolich, while Blue and Palmer pace AL aces.
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Swift Parade
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Pat Dobson
Jim Palmer
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Black Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Lefty Williams
Bltimore
Mickey Lolich
Vida Blue
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Babe Ruth
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Catfish Hunter
Nationals
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
al Downing
Dodgers
Beathard Leads Cardinals Past Jets 17 10 In Monday Bout
St Louis quarterback Pete Beathard started late and threw 11 of 23 for 222 yards guiding the Cardinals to a 17 10 victory over the New York Jets. Cid Edwards scored twice on one yard dives as St Louis defense held firm after a 17 7 third quarter surge by the Jets.
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Jim Palmer
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Earl Weaver
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Matty Alou
New York Mets
Luis Melendez
New York
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Larry Wilson
Jamie Rivers
Wilson
Fred Heron
Bob Rowe
Chuck Walker
Jamie
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George Nock
Bobby Howfield
Jim Bakken
Dodgers must sweep Astros to force Giants into playoff
Dodgers and Giants wage a tense late-season showdown as Los Angeles hosts Houston in a crucial three game set while San Francisco battles San Diego for the division. The Giants lead San Diego and the Dodgers must win to force a possible playoff with a Giants loss. Managers Fox and Alston stress must-win games and ace pitching plans for Perry Marichal Cumberland and Singer Downing Sutton.
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Sutton
Ken Forsch
Jack Billingham
Baltimore Orioles
Nebraska Holds No 1 In UPI College Grid Rankings
Nebraska maintains the No 1 spot in UPI’s top college football teams with 33 first place votes and 348 points. Michigan rises to No 2, Texas drops to No 3, and Notre Dame falls to No 4 as Ohio State, Colorado, Alabama, and others make the top ten amid week’s results.
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