Friday Baseball Schedule with Diverse Matchups Across Leagues
Friday's American League schedule lists multiple games with key pitchers and lineups. Notable clashes include Toronto at Baltimore, Boston at New York, Cleveland at Detroit, Seattle at Milwaukee, Chicago at Minnesota, California at Kansas City, and Oakland at Texas, all in CDT evening times.
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Toronto
Huffman
Stieb
Baltimore
McGregor
Stone
Boston
Torrez
New York
Guidry
Cleveland
Watts
Detroit
Baker
Seattle
Abbott
Milwaukee
Sorenson
Chicago
Wortham
Minnesota
Zahn
California
Frost
Kansas City
Leonard
Oakland
Keough
Texas
Molitor
Powell
Randall
Chi- Cooper
Smalley Ss
Cage
Paciorek
Garr
Thomas
Landreax
Meyer
S—Pryor
Orta
Oglivie
Adams
Lezcano
Morales
Jackson
Chicago Yount
Baumgarten
Moore
Norwood
Trout
Seattle Wynegard Parrott
Wilfong
Edwards
Riverart
Castino
Remy
LeFlore
Smalley
Wynegar
Burleson Ss
Staub
Yount
Wills
Lynn
Kemp If
Thon
Bell
Fire Rice If
Thomps
Lansford
Gamble Rf
Ustrzmsk
Parrishe
S—Jackson
Law- Detroit
Watson Db
Dreaux
Ford
Washingto Cf
Hobson
Rodriguez
Davis Rf
Putnam
Evans Rf
Trammell Ss
Baylor
Saderhim Dh
West Machemr
Slaten
Aikens
Sample
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Augustine Downing
Grubb Cf
Fisk Ah
Wagner
Donahue c
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O’berrye
Castro
Rudi If
Normanss
Paquette
Minnesota Harlow
Gotz
Andersonss
Marshall
Thompson
Summers
E—Anderson
S—Machemer
Wilts
Soderholm
Norman
Arkens
Boston Manning
Garcia
Renko
Kuiper
Kelly
Campbell
Bonds
Singleton
Thornton
Dempsey
Buramerer Harrah
Murray
Barr
Detroit Hargrove If
Botting
Billingham
Norris
DeCinces
Eddy
Lopez
Hasseyc
Roenicke
Jenkins
Watson
Bill Veryzer
Smith
Tingham
Scaggs
Crowley
Jen Lowensten
Ayala
Giants drop another after late collapse in loss to Astros
Giants traded for Ed Whitson and Hector Cruz to bolster pitching but blew a 4-0 lead and lost 6-5 to Houston. Cesar Cedeno starred with two hits and two stolen bases as Bill Virdon praised the comeback. Ed Halicki HR rhythm return fell short as Vida Blue struggles persist.
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Giants
Cavalry
San Francisco
Hollywood
Spec Richardson
Houston Astros
Bill Madlock
Pittsburgh
Ed Whitson
Hector Cruz
Cincinnati
Pedro Borbon
Houston
Bill Virdon
Rick Williams
Virdon
Cesar Cedeno
Astro Star
Ed Halicki
Halicki
John Montefusco
Vida Blue
Blue
Richardson
Joe Strain
Top Iowa women’s teams at Chappie’s fast-pitch tourney
The second annual USA sanctioned Chappie’s Fast-pitch Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday at Kirkwood-Welty Park. Family Paint of Fort Madison faces Happitime while Mr. Bubbles and several clubs receive byes. First-round games start Saturday at 9 a.m. with Newton Supersports vs Reb els. 10:30 a.m. Miller High Life vs Columbus Junction and Happitime vs Family Paint. Trophies go to first through fourth in the double elimination event. The article also notes Colbert as the real first name of Cleveland Indians infielder Toby Harrah.
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Iowa
Chappie
Kirkwood-Welty Park
Family Paint
Fort Madison
Happitime
Mr. Bubbles
Olin
Ankeny
Chappies
Collins
Newton Supersports
Rebels
Miller High Life
Columbus Junction
Giants swap Madlock and Roberts for Whitson and minors
The San Francisco Giants trade Bill Madlock and Dave Roberts to Pittsburgh for Ed Whitson and two minor leaguers, with manager Spec Richardson defending the move as strengthening the bullpen and promoting rookie Joe Strain to second base. Whitson joins a reshaped Giants bullpen while Strain carries a .300 hitting profile from prior stops.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Bill Madlock
Dave Roberts
Pittsburgh
Ed Whitson
Spec Richardson
Joe Strain
Phoenix
Madlock
Giants
Heity Cruz
Cincinnati
Pedro Borbon
Roberts
Bucs
Whitson
Spectacular Bid Bounces Back From Hoof Injury
Spectacular Bid, two thirds of racing's Triple Crown, shows improvement and resumed light work at Pimlico after a hoof injury before the Belmont Stakes. Exercise rider Bob Smith guided a single lap, with Bud Delp cautious about daily progress and plans to breeze him by next weekend if conditions stay favorable.
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Baltimore
UPI
Bid
Bob Smith
Pimlico
Mile Oval
Delp
Bud Delp
Baseball Leaders Top Averages and Stats
Batting leaders include Smalley Minnesota .363 and Carew California .355. Runs leader Brett Kansas City 63. RBIs led by Lynn Boston 63. Hits top by Brett 107. doubles, triples, home runs and steals led by Lynn and LeFlore. Pitching notes show Kern 9-1 and New York 11-3. Strikeout leader Ryan California 124.
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Smalley
Minnesota
Carew
California
Bochie
Seattle
Downing
Kemp
Detroit
Brett
Kansas City
Lansford
Otis
Rice
Boston
LeFlore
Lynn
Baylor
Bochte
Thomas
Milwaukee
Horton
Washington
Chicago
Lemon
Cooper
Bell
Texas
Wilson
Randolph
New York
Molitor
Griffin
Toronto
Bannister
R.jones
Singleton
Baltimore
Grich
National League Batting and Key Hitting Leaders Listed
The National League top performers include Black of St Louis hitting .351 in 150 at bats alongside Foster of Cincinnati and Hendrick. St Louis and Mazzilli of New York post high averages, with Rays of Philadelphia also near the .332 mark. Key run, RBI, and hits leaders feature Lopes and Matthews for runs, Foster and Kingman for RBIs, Garvey and Russell for hits, and Rose and Templeton among doubles and triples leaders. Pitching leaders show LaCoss, Niekro, Martinez, Knepper, Blyleven, Grimsley, Andujar, and Lee posting strong lines with strikeout totals headed by Richard.
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Halicki
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Hebner
Garner
Rivers of
Mayberry
Tekulvea
Randolph
Ceronec
Oakland
Ringe
Kansas City
New York
Pittsburgh
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Toronto
Stearns
B. Robinson
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E—Lemongelto
Folt
Alexander
S—Flynn
Conta
Munson
Velez
Dent
Jones
Spencer
Gamez
Kobel
Allen
Glynn
John
Davis
Bibby
Toronto Amo
Moore
Tekulve
Lemagllo
Youngblood
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St.Louis
Foster
Hendrick
Mazzilli
Rayse
Philadelphia
Lopes
Matthews
Atlanta
North
Kingman
Chicago
Royster
RBI
Winfield
San Diego
Simmons
Clark
Garvey
Russel
Rose
Parrish
Montreal
Reitz
Grittey
McBride
Templeton
T.scott
Schmidt
Cedeno
R.scott
LaCoss
J.niekro
Martinez
St. Louis
Knepper
Blyleven
Grimsley
Andujar
Lee
Richard
Perry
Carlton
P.niekro
Sutton
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Dan Briggs
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Tony Brizzolara
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Jim Bibby
Neil Allen
Ed Glynn
Bill Robinson
Reds
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Joe Morgan
Tom Hume
Doug Bair
Cleveland Indians
Toby Harrah
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