National League Baseball Schedule and Matchups
National League games list multiple matchups and venues. Notable duels include Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Chicago at San Diego, Atlanta at Houston, and New York at Boston with varied starters and lineups. The slate also features Pittsburgh vs Montreat and Cleveland vs Temkin in separate city pairings.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight American League Stats Amid Trade Talk
The recap lists leaders in batting runs and RBIs with teams KC Min NY Det and others, noting standout players like LeFlore Rivers and Munson. It also covers stolen bases and pitching records, plus a San Diego note on OJ Simpson and Chargers interest, and a PA stewards ruling suspending two jockeys for offering money to alter race outcomes.
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Shine Gives Olympic Viewpoints
Sliver medalist Mike Shine voices strong opposition to a three year ahead national team plan funded by the government. He argues it would exclude athletes like Edwin Moses Quintan Wheeler and himself and doubts U S officials can pattern a national team after Russia and Europe. Shine also discusses world records in yards noting meters are the standard and cites training decisions and future coaching opportunities as his post Olympic plans.
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Mike Shine
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Shine
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Quintan Wheeler
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Russia
Europe
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Dome
Shiner
Steve
Youngsville
International Olympic Committee
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Olympic Committee
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Widkins
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State College
West Shore
Harrisburg
May Day power lifts Orioles and Yankees in AL action
In a tight AL day, Lee May’s nine run shot paced the Orioles to a 7 3 win over Detroit while Carlos May sparked a late Yankees rally for a 6 4 defeat of Boston. Royals beat Rangers 2 1 as Dennis Leonard shut them down. Nolan Ryan’s 10 strikeouts pace Angels past White Sox 8 0. Butch Wynegar belts first major league grand slam to lift Twins over A’s, and Indians top Brewers 7 2 aided by five Milwaukee errors as Eckersley fans 12 in a rain shortened contest.
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Lee May
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
New York
Little
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Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Royals
Rangers
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Frank White
Dennis Leonard
Angels
White Sox
Nolan Ryan
Chicago
Ralph Garr
Jorge Orta
Twins
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Butch Wynegar
Minnesota
Larry Hisle
Steve Braun
Rollie Fingers
Hisle
Indians
Brewers
Rick Manning
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Dennis Eckersley
Koosman Carries Mets Past Phillies With 12th Win
Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman improved to 12-7 with a 3.23 ERA and 104 strikeouts in 145 2 3 innings, matching his strong form this season. Friday's 4-2 win over Philadelphia highlighted his steady command and the Mets’ early-season reliance on his arm.
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New York ‘Mets
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Mets
Friday Hight
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Wansink Tops SECL With 15th Straight Win
Columbus fan pitcher Bill Wansink known as Dirtwater extended his unbeaten streak to 15 by defeating Harned TV 6 2 on Wednesday night. He also beat Inn At the Peak on Monday, collecting another win as part of a dominant stretch in the South Erie County Softball League. Don Sperry of National Bank finished a close second in Player of the Week honors after a near perfect week despite one earned run on Thursday.
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News & Sport
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Allen Back Placed On Disabled List
New York AP reports Dick Allen returned to the Philadelphia Phillies at Shea Stadium after two days absent without leave. Manager Danny Ozark and GM Paul Owens lifted the $2,200 fine, and Allen was moved to the 15 day disabled list with Tony Taylor activated to replace him on the roster.
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Philadelpha Phillies
Shea Stadium
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Ozarke
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Soviets Threaten to Leave Games Over Defector Boycott
Montreal AP report says the Soviet Union may withdraw from the Olympics if Canada does not turn over a young Soviet diver who allegedly defected. Vitaly Smirnov warns no final phase participation without action as Nemisanov seeks refugee status amid claims of kidnapping.
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Vitaly Smirnov
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U.S
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Viren
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Switzerland
New Zealand
Australia
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Poland
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Stram Returns Saints Entertain Steelers Tonight
New Orleans hosts Pittsburgh in a preseason NFL opener as Hank Stram tries to rebuild the Saints. Douglass starts at quarterback while Archie Manning recovers. Gilliam faces discipline after a legal issue, and the Saints defense features Maxson and Strachan amid lineup changes.
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Stram
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Douglass
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Gilliam
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Tenn
Vero Beach
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Mike Strachan
Maxson
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Chuck Munile
Tony Galbreath
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Terry Bradshaw
Rocky Bieler
Franco Harris
Lynn Swann
Jack Lambert
Joe Greene
Ernie Holmes
Stocayski Set Free By Braves
Buffalo Braves invite eight players back after a rookie and free agent camp ending with 22 hopefuls. Key returnees include George Jackson, Fred Foster, Dennis DuVal, Gary Brewster, Danny Odums, Wayne Croft, Walter Simmons, and Chuck Chambliss for fall training.
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Wayne Croft
Clemson
Walter Simmons
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MD) College
Chuck Chambliss
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