Box Scores Baseball Standings From Riverside Field
Recreation Center hosts a set of baseball standings and box scores with teams including OM Riverside Field and OM Ballou Park. Notable entries list players and scores such as Drese 18 and Five Forks Pittsylvania County playing at Country Corner.
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OM Riverside Field
Forfert
Drese
Hunter Aches Fifth Shutout As Yankees Top Rangers 4 4
Baseball roundup reports Catfish Hunter pitched his fifth shutout of the season on seven hits to lift the New York Yankees over the Texas Rangers 4 4. Ron Blomberg hit a two run homer in the first. Joe Coleman and John Hiller each worked five innings in the Tigers 3 0 win over the White Sox. Harmon Killibrew and John Mayberry powered Kansas City to a 9 1 rout of Milwaukee. Fred Lynn delivered a bases loaded hit in the ninth for Boston in a 6 5 win over Minnesota. In the National League Don Sutton and Mike Marshall combined on a four hitter to beat Pittsburgh 3 0. Kendall’s two run single in the 15th paced San Diego past Chicago 8 6. Dave Kingman hit his 15th homer as New York edged Atlanta 4 3. Dave Roberts propelled Houston past Montreal 5 1. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 1 as Reds won 14th of 16. Bobby Murcer homered for San Francisco in a 6 4 win over St Louis. Andre the Giant is linked to a Redskins tryout, eyeing a 7 5 444 pound wrestling athlete named Roussinoff.
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New York
Angeles
Pittsburg
Doon Tovar
Hebnersh
Harrahs
Fira Wynnet
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Chamblis
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Rod
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Sanguiline Spencer Tt
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Pittsburgh
Sanguillen
Mendoza
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Moore
Texas
New Pittsburgh
Loeweles
Pitts
York
Ellis
Wynn
Tantey
Hargrove
Blomberg
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Sundber
Milawalk
Kansas
Corelle
Lezeanart
Leonardo Ondd
Sheldon
Noas
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Moring
Sosa
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Atlanta
W. Garrett di Ral
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Gaston
Kingman
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Killebrew
Aaron
Wohlford
Abe
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Priladelpia Cincinnate Carter
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Art Murray
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Houston
EC Concepcion
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Parrish
Howard S—Daro- Morgan
G.foster
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Chicazy Oberts
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Renko
McChaw
Timere
Warthen
Oakland
Murray
Taylor
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Eastwick
Bill Toesday
Diego
den York
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Piltshurah
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Strom
Seaver
Lars Angeles Messersmith
Purshurah ¢Reoss
Lonbera
Cincinnal
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Frith
Blair
Associated Press
Catfish Hunter
New York Yankees
Texas Rangers
Ron Blomberg
Hunter
Joe Coleman
John Hiller
Ron LeFlore
Leon Roberts
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Harmon Killibrew
John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Fred Lynn
Boston Red Sox
Tory
Mufota Twins
Don Sutton
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Kendall
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Dave Kingman
New York Mets
Dave Roberts
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Gary Nolan
Rawly Eastwick
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
Bobby Murcer
von Joshua
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Fairly
Andre
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Andre the Giant
Roussinoff
Di-Gard Racing Fires D. Allison
Donnie Allison was fired as president and driver of Di-Gard Racing after a fifth place finish in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona. Bill Gardner denied last night’s firing reports and said the group is reshuffling its organization while seeking a new driver.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Donnie Allison
Di-Gard Racing
Bill Gardner
Allison
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Daytona International Speedway
Ted Griffith
Jim Gardner
Di-Gard
Griffith
Orlando Sentinel Star
Hartford
June Hundley Wins TCC Memorial Golf Tourney
June Hundley surged from behind in the final round to win the Jennie Lowenstein Memorial Golf Tournament at Tuscarora Country Club. She posted a low net of 135 to claim the fourth annual event honoring the late wife of Jake Lowenstein. Ruth Prichard faltered to finish tied for second with Amanda Devine and Jessie Lewis after leading after round one among top contenders. Twenty eight players contested the 36 hole handicap tournament.
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June Hundley
Jennie Lowenstein
Tuscarora Country Club
Hundley
Jake Lowenstein
Ruth Prichard
Amanda Devine
Jessie Lewis
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