Weekend Baseball Scoreboard Across Leagues
Scoreboard lists AL games tonight including Minnesota at Oakland Chicago at California Milwaukee at Kansas City Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Denmerk? Denmark National League matchups Pittsburgh at Montreal Atlanta at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Chicago San Diego at St Louis San Francisco at Houston and San Francisco players Richards Baggett Mobbs McCrary Howell Meek with notes on 2B and 1B standings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Kant
Oakland
Hunter
Chicago
Wood
California
Murphy
Milwaukee
Pattin
Kansas City
Wright
Washington
Bosman
Detroit
Zepp
New York
Stottiemyre
Cleveland
Dunning
Boston
Culp
Baltimore
Cuellar
Pittsburgh
Walker
Montreal
Stoneman
Atlanta
Stone
Seaver
Cincinnati
Merritt
Philadelphia
Lersch
Los Angeles
Litton
Pappas
San Diego
Arlin
St. Louis
Zachary
San Francisco
Robertson
Houston
Wilson
Tigers
D. Maples
E.ma
Orioles
H. Frith
Coffey
Bozeman
S. Clark
David Milwaukee
We Maples
Lleveland
New Y
Braves
Plemmons
Watts
George In
Mike Sears
Gary Smith
Richard Seymour
John Horn
Jim Watts
Roger Plemmons
Terry Collins
Mark Dishman
Tony Humphries
Cubs
J. Michel
M. Sears
George Godwin
David Dunnap
Eorge God
S. Francisco
Bailey Lyle
Mike Bolan
Mets
B. Perrin
R. Bridges
R. Harris
B. Fowler
L Fowler
R. Seymour
J. Horn
David Dountap
George Godw Smith
Gary Major
Carrello
Hester
Jimmy Michel
Keith Frost
Britt Cauthen
Timmy Michel
Danny Voker
Tim Su I
Robin Voi
Jimmy Aoe
Optimist Club
Roberts
ConAgra
Mike Humphries
Jo Rodgers
Scot
Ronny Maiden
Mike Borer
Davi Jimmy Jones
Jimmy Jones
Kevin Terry
Bill McInnis
David Denmark
Decatur Dixie
Baggett
Taylor
Sailors
Nabors
Harris
Sorrel
Yount
Leading scorers in Suzuki Internationale golf tourney
Buena Park California AP reports after the first round at Los Coyotes Country Club the field on the $38 000 Suzuki Internationale golf tournament shows leaders and top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Park
Calif
Los Coyotes
Gardner Dickinson
Miller Barber
Lee Elder
Kermit Zariey
Bruce Crampton
Tom Weiskopf
Mike Hill
Fort Worth
Tex
Dick Lotz
Rocky Thompson
Colo John
Bob Smith
Gary Player
Hubert Green
George .Knudson
Larry Wood
Wilf Homen
Don Cherry
Ben Crenshaw
Labron Harris
Jim Jamieson
Jim Wiechers
Jerry Heard
Billy Maxwell
Doug Sanders
Dewitt Weaver
Tommy Aaron
Larry Ziegler
Ken Still
Ray F
Tom Shaw
Bob Lunn
al Ge
Bruce Devlin Terr
Sikes
Bert Yancey
Gay Brewer
Dave Eichelberger
Chuck Courtney
Hal Underwood
Phil Rodgers Roy Pa
Don January
East-West Scouting Eyes Key Players for Seven-Game Run
Steve Stewart and Larry Mote lead the coverage with outfielders Pat Stanley and Keith Rylant from Austin and Butch Blankenship with Larry Tidmore from Hartselle. Tickets to East-West cost $1.00 and grant access to all seven Birmingham games, as scouts plan to watch every matchup in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stewart
Larry Mote
Austin
Pat ‘Stanley
Keith Rylant
Hartselle
Butch Blankenship
Larry Tidmore
Birmingham
Palmer Fourteen Putts Missing in U S Open Playoff
Arnold Palmer three putted nine times across 90 holes in the 1962 U S Open as he fell to Jack Nicklaus in a playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Sign Scholarships for Brad Baggett and Sammy Linderman at Huntingdon College
Brad Baggett and Sammy Linderman signed basketball grant-in-aids with Huntingdon College of Montgomery. Both players previously spent two years at Alabama Christian College of Montgomery after Austin High School graduation. Linderman redshirted his first year and has three years of eligibility left. Baggett started two years at ACC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Baggett
Sammy Linderman
Huntingdon College of Montgomery
Baggett
Linderman
Alabama Christian College of Montgomery
Austin High School
ACC
McElreath Uncertain Over Indy Start Amid Slow Pace
Jim McElreath, who started 33rd and finished fifth in last year’s Indy 500, questions his spot for May 29 as qualifiers sputter. Only seven positions remain in the 33-car field after a slow pace session and several veterans and rookies wait for the final bump to reach the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jim McElreath
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
McElreath
Donnie Allison
Art Pollard
Indy
Bill Simpson
Wally Dallenbach
Hopkins-Kuzma - Offenhauser
Steve Krisiloff
Mario Andretti
McNamara-Ford
Dallenbach
Mel Kenhon
Roger McCluskey
Sammy Sessions
McLaren- Offenhausers
Peter Revson
Mark Donohue
Dennis Hulme
Hulme
Andretti
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Canonero II Derby winner with prior US starts
Canonero II, the 1971 Kentucky Derby champion, had two earlier US runs as a two year old. He placed third and fifth in races at Del Mar in California last year.
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Canonero II
United States
del Mar
California
Do They Like Each Other Boxers And Managers
In New York a 29 year old boxing manager Jim Iselin questions whether his prizefighters genuinely like him or just value his money and connections. He reflects on his work with Buster Mathis, notes Mathis’s fears and missteps, and recalls Mathis’s bouts with Joe Frazier and George Chuvalo as part of a broader look at the manager fighter dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Iselin
Buster Mathis
Iselin
Jimmy Ellis
George Chuvalo
Irvin Ungerman
Toronto
George
Ungerman
Buster
Philip Iselin
Monmouth Park
The
Jets
Jim
Cas D’ Amato
Joe Frazier
Mathis
Frazier
Chuvalo
Pete Rademacher
Zora Folley
Floyd Patterson
Ernie Terrell
Muhammad Ali
Oscar Bonavena
George Foreman
Quarry
Ellis
Canadian Air Force
Ungerman and Iselin clash over George Foreman career
The piece portrays promoter Ungerman defending his role with boxer George Foreman against Iselin’s complaints. It cites Foreman’s rivals including Patterson and Ali, notes a Quarry win boosting credibility, and reveals Ungerman’s anger over profits and pity for Foreman’s persistence.
Reds Rout Phillies 7-3 as Concepcion Drives Four
Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia 7-3 behind Dave Concepcion with a homer a sacrifice fly and a two run double. Tony Cloninger allowed three hits through seven for his win while Wayne Granger gave up four hits and three runs in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Concepcion
Reds
Tony Cloninger
Phillies
Wayne Granger
Jim Bunning
John Bench
Bunning
Buddy Bradford
Bradford
Cloninger
Pete Rose
Billy Champion
Denny Doyle
Tony Perez
Fred Gladding
Allan Gallagher
Gaylord Perry
Jesus Alou
Alou
Tito Fuentes
Bob Watson
John Mayberry
Miller
John Edwards
Giants
Willie McCovey
Bobby Bonds
Chris Speier
Houston
Doug Rader
Roger Metzger
George Paes
Late rallys, Nettles, Murcer power in tight baseball night
In Cleveland, Graig Nettles homered for the Indians as White tied the game with a two run single and Murcer put the Yankees ahead with a two run homer in the seventh. Detroit edged Washington 1 0 as Dean Chance threw a three hitter. Pittsburgh beat Montreal 6 2 with Willie Stargell delivering a 13th inning three run homer after a late game rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lindy McDaniel
New York
Yankees
Danny Cater
Ray Fosse
Ken Harrelson
Vada Pinson
Eddie Leon
Gomer Hodge
Fred Stanley
Steve Dunning
Yanks
Thurman Munson
Roy White
Vince Colbert
Rick Austin
Bobby Murcer
Cater
White
Graig Nettles
Indians
Murcer
Harrelson
Detroit
Dean Chance
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Dalton Jones
Ed Brinkman
Senators
Jerry Janeski
Tigers
Chance
Washington
Fred Sherman
Dick Billings
Montreal
Willie Stargell
John O’ Donoghue
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Canonero II at Belmont Stakes Could Trigger Sale
Pedro Baptista and Canonero II head toward the Belmont Stakes with a potential sale tied to the outcome. A win could raise the horse’s price, possibly as high as two million, while a defeat could prompt a sale of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner. Trainer Budd Lepman and broker Milo Dabag discuss offers ranging from 1.5 to 2 million as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Baptista
Canonero II
Calder Race Course
Miami
Miguel Torrealbe
Baptista
Canonero
Arnold Winick
Dabag
Winick
Budd Lepman
Lepman
Team Rebel Seeks Another Top Finish at Huntsville Track
Team Rebel returns to Huntsville Motorcycle Raceway on Vermont Road off U S 231 south of the Old Huntsville Airport. In last outing Billy Fields won with Carl Frenchie LaBlanc second. The 250cc class riders, on Japanese and European bikes, race tonight. Practice at 6:30 p m. Races begin at 8 p m.
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Rebel
Huntsville Motorcycle Raceway
Huntsville
Billy Fields
Carl “Frenchie
LaBlanc
Huntsville Motocycle Raceway
HMR
Vermont Road
U.S. 231
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McCrary
Howell
Meek
Sandra Palmer
Gail Denenberg
Kathy Whitworth
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Chako, Higuchi
Beth Stone
Peggy Wilson
Gloria Ehret
Sandra Haynie
Donna Caponi
Jo Ann Carner
Judy Ranklin
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Pamae
Leslie Holbert
Shirley Englehorn
Susie Benning
Sandra Elliot
Mary Mills
Kathy Cornelius
Marlene Hagge
Amateur
Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Robert
Sports of Lipstye Times
Astros
Norm Miller
Houston Astros
Larry Dierker
Dierker
Wilson Equipment Co., Inc
Decatur
Sports
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New York Mets
Wide World of Sports
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U. S. Air Force
NFL
Oakland Riaders
Phil Hennigan
Pirates
Expos
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Roberto Clemente
Stargel
Howie Reed
O'Donoghue
Stargell
Jim Fairey
Rusty Staub
Dock Ellis
Dave Giusti
Carl Morton
Bob Robertson
Staub
Ron Fairly
Bob Bailey
Boots Day
Mudcat Grant
John Bateman
Manny Sanguillen
Venezuela
Edgar Carbett
Calder
Steve Calder
Tropical Park
Tropical
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Milo Dabag
Team Rebel
Florence
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