Baseball Standings and Schedule for Evening Games
Standings show Boston 9 Texas 6 Chicago 6 Baltimore 4 New York 6 Minnesota 4 Kansas City 9 Milwaukee 6. Evening games list includes matchups such as Sarena at Boston and Kansas City at Baltimore with 7:30 p.m. starts across multiple venues including New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland and more.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Snerrere Sarena
Rase
Ceonard
Palmer
Longford
Toronto
Byrd
Seattle
Mitchell
Cleveland
Garland
Moret
Guidry
California
Tanana
Detroit
Morris
Haas
Renko
Cleveland Milwaukee
Oakland
Friday baseball schedule with six matchups
Weather delays affect a slate of games. Cedar Rapids visits Burlington, Wisconsin Rapids plays Waterloo, Appleton hosts Wausau, Quad Cities travels to Clinton, and Cedar Rapids at Burlington alongside Wisconsin Rapids at Waterloo are listed as Friday fixtures with rain affecting the schedule.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Quad Cities
Wausau
Appleton
Waterloo
Wisconsin Rapids
North
Wis. Rapids
South Burlington
Tennis WTT Playoff Finals Schedule Update
New York leads the best of three series 1 0 after a 27 to 22 win over Phoenix. The next match is Saturday at Phoenix at 10 30 p.m. If needed a Monday game in New York would start at 7 30 p.m.
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New York
Phoenix
Seattle clinches NASL title with 1 0 win in Seattle
Seattle defeats Los Angeles 1 0 to win the home and home series 2 0 and advances in the NASL playoffs. Sunday’s league championship features Cosmos against Seattle in Portland at 4 p.m. EDT.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Cosmos
Portland
Local Golf Medalists at Twin Pines and Squaw Creek
Irene Harther wins medalist at Twin Pines with 46. Championship tie between Dee Pitner and Dee Wiedensberg at 47. Mari Griffin tops Presidential flight with 48. Flight A winner Win Tordik 50. B medalists Diane Schaugen buel and Jean Petrzelka 57s. C Kathryn Miller 63. D Flo Schumacher 63. At Squaw Creek Lola Phelps 41 medalist. guest Marge Jacobs 44. Norma Claasen records low putts 14. Thelma Phelps low guest putts 12.
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Irene Harther
Dee Pitner
Dee Wiedensberg
Mari Griffin
Win Tordik
Diane Schaugenbuel
Jean Petrzelka
Kathryn Miller
Flo Schumacher
Squaw Creek
Lola Phelps
Marge Jacobs
Norma Claasen
Thelma Phelps
Brock Swipes Two Stolen Bases In Tight Baseball Card Night
Lou Brock stole his 25th and 26th bases as he neared Ty Cobb's all time record while San Francisco beat St Louis 4-2. John Montefusco drove in the winning run after Brock singled and stole twice in the Giants win.
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al Downing
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Alexander
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Lou Brock
Ty Cobb
Downing
Branca
Stallard
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Babe Ruth
Bobby Thompson
New York Giants
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Ruth
Brock
Garry Templeton
Templeton
John Montefusco
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Snead Opens Hall of Fame Golf Classic With 63
J C Snead carded an eight under par 63 to lead the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst No 2. Leonard Thompson shot 64 to sit one behind, while Hale Irwin Lon Hinkle and Mike Morley followed with 65s and 66s as the mild conditions favored low scores. Defending champion Ray Floyd stood five back after a 68, and Bobby Locke struggled to an 83 in his U S return since 1956.
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Mike Morley
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
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Hall of Fame
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Browns Hold Off Bears In NFL Exhibition Thriller
Cleveland Browns edge Chicago Bears 14 to 7 before 36,598 fans as Bob Babich’s tackle halted a late Bears drive. Sipe connected for two TDs to Rucker and Poole while Avellini led a late Bears march that stalled near the goal line.
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Babich
Brian Sipe
Reggie Rucker
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Norway Tops Benton Community in Softball
Wendy Erger paced Norway with a single double and two RBIs in a 10-7 victory over Benton Community. Penny Sebastian added a single and double for Benton, while Sheila Maas laced a triple with three RBIs. A coaches meeting for Central YMCA flag football youth teams is set for 9 30 a.m. Saturday in the Mott room at the YMCA, inviting anyone interested in coaching.
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van Horne
Wendy Erger
Norway
Benton Community
Penny Sebastian
Benton
Sheila Maas
Central Ymca
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Cedar Rapids Falcons vie for crowd to boost home opener
The Cedar Rapids Falcons host Delavan Red Devils at Kingston Stadium with a strong appeal for 3,000 to 4,000 fans. Owner Bill Cubbage warns attendance and gate profits could determine the team’s financial future. Delavan is No. 1 nationally and beat CR 22-16 recently.
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C.R
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Delavan
Pro Football Weekly
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Jeff
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