Baseball scoreboard and standings midweek schedule
National League East standings with St Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Montreal and Pittsburgh shown. Wednesday matchups include Minnesota at Oakland Texas at California Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Milwaukee Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Boston. League games and times listed with recent results and upcoming doubleheaders.
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Knoxville and Asheville in Rainy Southern League Results
Baseball scores and schedules show Knoxville defeating Montgomery 10 to 4 and Columbus 4 to 2, with Asheville at Birmingham postponed by rain and Savannah at Orlando canceled. Tuesday fixtures include Jacksonville at Columbus and Montgomery at Asheville among others.
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Carew and May in batting, Jackson and Otis leading runs, May and Jackson in runs batted in, May’s 134 hits, and Braun and Rodriguez in doubles. R. Jackson tops home runs with 24, North and Patek lead stolen bases. pitching leaders include Hunter and Splittorff in decisions, Ryan and Singer in strikeouts. National League leaders feature Stargell in home runs, Rose and Watson in hits, Morgan and Cedeno in stolen bases, and Carlton and Seaver as top strikeout pitchers.
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Braves Boxscore Preview for Air Force Schedule
The Air Force academy football team opens with three home games this fall before a Boulder trip to face Colorado. Early foes include Oregon New Mexico and Penn State.
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Wasget Tablets Advertised With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Wasget Tablets promising a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to buy now and claim a refund if unsatisfied.
Local Church League Softball Championship Report
Point Mallard defeats First Baptist Austinville 2 to 2 in a Church League softball final. Losing pitcher Jim Martin allowed 20 hits. winning pitcher Ernie Frix gave up 10. Notable plays include A Morris home run and triples by Greg Terry.
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Health Capsules Signaling Diabetes From Leg Pain At Night
A nightly leg pain that disappears on rising may indicate diabetes. See your doctor for evaluation. Health Capsules provides general information and is not diagnostic.
Michigan State golf coaches lead with Spartan football alums
Bruce Fossum now directs Michigan State varsity golf with wife Mary coaching East Lansing coed varsity team. Assistant football coaches Sherman Lewis and Dan Underwood at Michigan State are highlighted as former Spartan co captains.
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Optimism for Bills as OJ Simpson eyes bigger season
OJ Simpson, back from a viral illness, expresses optimism about the coming season with Buffalo Bills. He predicts higher rushing yardage aided by linemen Reggie McKenzie Donnie Green and Dave Foley. The piece notes other NFL moves including trades and camp updates across teams.
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Golf veterans and rookies mix at Pinehurst World Open
Charley Sifford chats with a reporter as Charley Palmer and others discuss gear changes. Hubert Green touts his graphite driver with about fifty thousand dollars earned since adoption. Knudson plays with mismatched shoes after a foot injury. Paul Palmer and other players assess exemptions and schedules for the World Open ending November 17 at Pinehurst.
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Ohio State Golf Star Groves Seeks Big Spotlight
Steve Groves of Lancaster Ohio headlines the 1973 All America Collegiate Golf Team alongside Ben Crenshaw and Gary Koch. Groves credits OSU facilities as top class and hopes the Big Ten rises to rival other conferences. He plans to turn pro after the National Amateur, praises Weiskopf and notes Nicklaus’ OSU legacy.
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Wilmer Mizell Shifts To Center Field In GOP Victory
In Baltimore on Monday night the Republican team defeated the Democrats 12 to 4 in the annual congressman baseball game with Wilmer Vinegar Bend Mizell shifted from pitching to center field. Mizell, a 90 game major leaguer, had not pitched this year but still contributed to the GOP win. Republicans led 11 to 1 in the series. Bob Michel earned his 11th win with relief from Bill Cohen as Alan Steelman Will Hudnut and William Keating drove in two runs each. Andrew Young had two RBI for the Democrats.
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