Major League Baseball Evening Schedule With Multiple Games
A dense listing shows several doubleheader style matchups and start times across cities including Cincinnati Montreal Philadelphia Atlanta New York Houston St. Louis San Diego Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco Texas Boston Minnesota Baltimore California Cleveland Kansas City Oakland Detroit Milwaukee with multiple game nights and varied pitchers noted by records. The dense slate features intercity competition and sequential game plans across the league.
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Norman
Montreal
Schatzeder
Philadelphia
Lerch
Atlanta
Brizzolara
New York
Swan
Houston
Forsch
St. Louis
Denny
San Diego
Shirley
Chicago
Krukow
Los Angeles
Sutcliffe
Pittsburgh
D. Robinson
San Francisco
Curtis
Dressler
Toronto
Edge Texas
Comer
Boston
Renko
Minnesota
Goltz
Baltimore
D.martinez
California
Knapp
Cleveland
Paxton
Kansas City
Gale
John
Oakland
Kingman
Detroit
Wilcox
Milwaukee
Travers
Wortham
Pittsburgh Montreal
Seattle
Texas
Davuer
Montague Eor
Djackson
Dempsey
Parrott
Riverarf
East
Norwood
Wilson
Randolph
Barker
Moore
Powell
McRae
Randle
Wynegar
Otis
Piniella
Brett
Jackson
Horton
Chambiss Ib
Cowens
Nettles
LaCock
Scott
Rivers
Burleson
Woathan
Dent
Wills
Poquette
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Gulden
Oliver
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Rice
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Ayala, Murray
Roenicke
Mo- Pet
Bell
Watson
Molitor
Morrison
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Chappas
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Zisk
Olberne
Prabal
Gura
Henderson
Tiant
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Medich
Heath If
Bre Whitaker
Trammellis
Hood
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Caldwell
Murphy
Kemp
C.moore
Money
Yount
Guerrero
Morales
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Lezcano
Page
Parrish
Eckersley Lemon
S—Yount Gross
IP Oh Rer
SO Essione
Jones
Carew
Hargrove
Milwaukee Picciolo
Rodriguez
Lansford
Manning Cf
Caldwell - Newman
Ford
Toronto Galasso
Baylor
Alston
Augustine
Aikens
Harrah
Cruz
Downing
Thornton
Rjones
Griffin
Grich
Hassey
Paciorek
Scarberg
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Norris
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Farmer
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Gomez
Ayes Hoffman
Davis
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Solaito
Howard Jones
Thompson
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Garciass
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Murray
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Andy Messersmith
Dale Murray
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Alan Ashby
George Throop
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Luis Pujols
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NHL Officials Named as Pavelich Oversees Thursday Deals
Fine Print in Sports notes Matt Pavelich supervising NHL officials and lists trades including Denis Herron to Montreal for Bob Holland and Pat Hughes. It also covers amateur golf matches with multiple 1-up to 6 and 5 results among players from California to Alabama, plus third round pairings in a tournament.
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Pittsburgh
Denis Herron
Montreal
Bob Holland
Pat Hughes
Utah coach warns of life or death in season opener
Utah coach Wayne Howard, in his third season, says the Utes must beat Long Beach State on opening day to avoid "death by own action." Howard, Western Athletic Conference coach of the year in 1978, faces a tough slate as other WAC teams play Saturday across a varied schedule.
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Howard
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Athletic Conference
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Northern Michigan
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East Carolina
Drake
Indiana State
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Chiola Hanover
Jimmy Allen
du Quoin Fairground
Speedy Somelli
Florida
Classical Way
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UPI
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Western Athletic Conference
Air Force
WAC
Stan Bates
Bates
Rapid City Falters in World Series Second Round
In Greenville Mississippi four games marked the World Series of American Legion baseball second round. Rapid City South Dakota fell 9-2 to Barrington Illinois after earlier regional win over Cedar Rapids. Yakima Washington upset Tulsa Oklahoma 5-3. Barrington beat Gainesville Georgia 7-2. Norwalk California defeated Shaler Pennsylvania 9-2.
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Strange leads BC Open after first round
Curtis Strange shot 7 under par 64 for a one stroke lead at the BC Open in Endicott New York. Allan Tapie and Gil Morgan trailed at 65 and two behind, with Larry Webb at 66.
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N.Y
Curtis Strange
Alan Tapie
Gil Morgan
Larry Webb
Brad Bryant
Endicott
Strange
Allan Tapie
Navratilova and Borg Cruise to Second Round at U S Open
Martina Navratilova defeated Alycia Moutlon 6 4 6 0 and Bjorn Borg hammered David Carter 6 1 6 1 6 1 to advance. The reigning Wimbledon champions led early rounds in New York.
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Martina Navratilova
Bjorn Borg
Navratilova
Alycia Moutlon
Borg
David Carter
Umpire Bill Kunkel Noted MLB Player Turned Referee
American League umpire Bill Kunkel is the only current umpire who previously appeared in the major leagues as a player. He stands out for his rare dual-status career in professional baseball.
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Bill Kunkel
Bears' Harper avoids cartilage tear after preseason game
Chicago Bears coach Neill Armstrong said fullback Roland Harper did not suffer a cartilage tear in the final preseason game with the St. Louis Cardinals. Harper had arthroscopic treatment and was found to have an old ACL tear clipped. he is expected to return this season, timing uncertain.
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UPI
Chicago Bears
Roland Harper
St. Louis Cardinals
Bears
Neill Armstrong
Harper
Armstrong
Luther names new baseball coach Solberg at Luther College
Luther College announces Paul Solberg will replace Earl Mullins as head baseball coach. Mullins leaves to accept Hastings High School in Nebraska to coach basketball. Solberg will also continue as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach and athletic director.
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John Crowley
Foxboro
Mass
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Crowley
Guy
South County Hospital
Miriam Hospital
Providence
Decorah
Paul Solberg
Earl Mullins
Luther College
Mullins
Hastings
Neb
Norse
Iowa
Solberg
Luther
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