Appy league pr emanee at California and Oakland games
The schedule lists Appy league with Helton 2-5 visiting California led by Abbow Teron 3-3 at Oakland with M Young 641 and Black 6-7. Remaining games include Philadelphia at New York 7:35 p.m. St Louis at Pittsburgh 7:35 p.m. Houston at Atlanta 7:40 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego 10:05 p.m.
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Atlanta
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Harvey
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Puckett
Carter
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Gaeti
Dwyer
Bush
Hengel
Laudner
Skinner
Salasc
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Cincinnat
Totis
San Diego Land
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Rawley
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Farell
You
Farelles
Denkinger
Techida
Merril
Palermo
Lsmin
Bwang
Blaveer
Gperry
Roomes
Yongbid
Gregg
Gailey
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Daze
Hanis
Asente
Fun
Wetherby
Browning Franco L
Eichhom
Wendelstedt
Darling
Marsh
Erhol Ebrh
Bi Bhatchy
Butler
Wclark
Davis
Sherida
Kennedy
Medwi
Ubbess
Biggio
Reuschel
Cran
Bedrosa
Sb—Bhatcher
Tennis results from Nabisco Grand Prix in Bristol
Results from Wednesday show Nabisco Grand Prix grass court action with Marina Nawatiova of Fort Worth defeating Larisa Savchenko of the Soviet Union 6-3 6-0, Etsuko Inoue of Japan beating Zina Garrison 4-6 6-4 9-7, Ros Fairbank of San Diego over Helena Sukova 6-2 6-3, and Betsy Nagelsen of Kapalua Bay defeating Catherine Tanvier 6-4 1-6 6-1.
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England
Marina Nawatiova
Fort Wort
Texas
Gel
Larisa Savchenko
Soviet Union
Etsuko Inoue
Japan
Zina Garrison
Houston
Ros Fairbank
San Diego
Helena Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Betsy Nagelsen
Kapalua Bay
Hawai
Catherine Tanvier
France
Home Run Leaders in Henderson Trade Year-by-Year Stats
Summary of trade era leaders Henderson, Rickey Henderson, Greg Cadaret, Eric Plunk and Luis Polonia involved in the Yankees Athletics exchange on Wednesday. Includes results from the tennis match where Mary Joe Fernandez of Miami defeated Nathalie Tauziat of France, and Rafael Regg of Italy defeated Chris Evert of Boca Raton, with default noted.
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Rickey Henderson
Greg Cadaret
Eric Plunk
Luis Polonia
New York Yankees
Oaland Athletics
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Nathalie Tauziat
France
Rafasla Regg
Italy
Chris Evert
Boca Raton
Fla
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RBI
K.C
N.Y
Mon
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Switzer Chronology Highlights Oklahoma Coaching Rise
A compact chronology tracks Barry Switzer from Arkansas scout and Oklahoma assistant to head coach. It covers 1964 1966 1970 1974 1975 milestones, major players like Joe Washington and Billy Sims, season records 11 1 or 10 2, Orange Bowl results, NCAA inquiry probation 1988 and Switzer’s resignation stance, with notes on Switzer leadership and later NFL coaching dreams.
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Barry Switzer
Wecalves
University of Arkansas
Switzer
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Jim McKenzie
Chuck Fairbanks
Joe Washington
Dewey
Lee Ray Selman
Frank Horton
NCAA
Sooner
Horton
Sooners
Clemson
Zarah Peters
Jerry Parks
Bud Wilkinson House
Okietraz
Nigel Clay
Glen Bell
Bernard Hall
Wilkinson House
Charles Thompson
FBI
Swank
Billy Sims
Steve Owens
Donnie Duncan
NFL
SCOREBOARD St. Louis at Philadelphia and other notes
Baseball notes cover debuts and milestones as Dennis Cook debuts for Philadelphia, the Dodgers’ streaks, and Seattle’s lineups. Reuss wins at 40, Ruben Sierra’s hitting streak ends, Dykstra’s Phillies debut, plus injuries to Kittle and Burks. Pirates’ one run record, Dwyer four hits, and retirements and historical seasons round out the update.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cook
Phillies
DeLeon
Jerry Reuss
Chicago
New York Yankees
Reuss
Texas
Ruben Sierra
Sports Schedule Snippet for Tonight and Today
ESPN broadcasts cover golf with Canadian Open today at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. WOAY and WSET air baseball doubleheaders featuring Orioles at Angels or Blue Jays at A’s around 1:10 p.m. Auto racing from USAC Midget Cars airs at radio 8:07 p.m. WKOY presents Pulaski at Bluefield baseball game.
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ESPN
Woay & Wset
Orioles
Angels
Blue Jays
Espn Auto Racing
USAC
WKOY
Pulaski
Bluefield
Trickle Chases Rookie Honors In Nascar Debut Run
Dick Trickle 47, long race winner, remains a rookie in NASCAR. He leads for rookie of the year as a substitute in the No. 84 Buick, with 4 top fives in 12 starts and a 5th in his Charlotte debut in 1973.
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Kevin Gross
Pittsburgh Pirates
Long Pond
Dick Trickle
Nascar
Trickle
Charlotte
N.C
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Bobby Allison
Brooklyn
Mich
Mike Alexander
Alexander
Allison
Daytona
Puckett lifts Twins past Indians in 5 1 victory
Kirby Puckett collected three singles for his 32nd multi hit game of the season and Dan Gladden added three hits as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 1. Shane Rawley earned the win, improving after a month without a victory, while John Farrell struggled for Cleveland. The White Sox beat the Yankees 7 3, Carlton Fisk setting AL record for homers by a catcher with his 307th.
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Kirby Puckett
Shane Rawley
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Puckett
Twins
John Farrell
Dan Gladden
White Sox
Yankees
NEW York
Carlton Fisk
Chicago White
New York Yankees
Fisk
Hawkins
Yogi Berra
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Fish
Reuschel earns 12th win in Giants sweep of Astros
Rick Reuschel dominated with first-pitch strikes to 26 of 28 batters as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Houston Astros 2-0, aided by Steve Bedrosian’s four-hit shutout support and Clark’s homer. The win extended the Giants’ homestand success to 10-2, their first 10-win homestand since 1966.
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Mike Rochford
Pawtucket
Red Sox
Buffalo
Pirates
Rochford
Albert Hall
SAN Francisco
Rick Reuschel
Houston
Steve Bedrosian
San Francisco Giants
Astros
Giants
Clark
Steverosian
Reuschel
Candlestick Park
Bluefield G Men battle to 7 7 tie
In a midweek Pony League game the Graham G-Men and Bluefield Razorbacks played to a 7 7 tie after seven innings. Shane Compton led the G-Men with a 3 4 at the plate while Scott Simmons and Randy Reiger starred defensively for Bluefield.
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Bluefield
Graham
G-Men
Bluefield Razorbacks
Shane Compton
Razorbacks
Scott Simons
Randy Reiger
Soeen
Efort
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