Baseball schedule snapshot for Thursday and Friday games
Today’s slate features Oakland at Minnesota and California at Texas among 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts. Friday lists Oakland at Minnesota 2 15 p.m. Boston at Detroit and multiple matchups including Montreal Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles and San Diego with varying start times.
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Oakland
Knowles
Odom
Minnesota
Goltz
Hands
California
Singer
Hand
Texas
Dunning
Siebert
Baltimore
Palmer
Detroit
Fryman
Chicago
Forster
Kansas City
Splittorff
Boston
Milwaukee
Montreal
Renko
Jenkins
Cincinnati
Grimsley
San Francisco
Bryant
St. Louis
Foster
Philadelphia
Lonborg
Pittsburgh
Booker
New York
Koosman
Atlanta
Scheuler
Los Angeles
Downing
St Louis
San Diego
Associated Press
Cleveland
West
Va St. Louis
Houston
Aya
Willie Mays Announces Retirement After Season
New York Mets star Willie Mays, 42, announced at Shea Stadium he will retire at season's end. He cited lingering injuries and said he hopes to contribute to another championship in New York while remaining associated with baseball.
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New York
Willie Mays
Shea Stadium
Mays
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Babe Ruth
Henry Aaron
Mets
Montreal
New York Giants
San Francisco
The
Aaron
Stan Musial
Ruth
Auburn Tigers Prepare for Tennessee Challenge in Varied Offense
Auburns defense studies Chattahoogas varied formations while the Tigers work on corrections and polishing plays for Saturdays game against Tennessee Chattanooga. Coach Shug Jordan reported a good hard workout and progress after a sloppy session.
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Auburn
Ala
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Ralph “Shug
Jordan
Tigers
Smith shuts out Bohrnstedt in Pacific Southwest rout
In Los Angeles, defending champion Stan Smith of Pasadena defeated Richard Bohrnstedt of Redlands 57 6-2 6-3 in the second round of the $75,000 Pacific Southwest Open. In Houston, Rosemary Casals of San Francisco beat Kathy Kuylendall of Miami 4 6 6 2 6 3 to reach the semifinals of a $30,000 women’s event. In New York, the Giants signed former St. Louis Cardinals star Johnny Roland as a reserve running back.
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Los Angeles
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Richard Bohrnstedt
Redlands
Houston
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Kathy Kuylendall
Miami
League
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Roland
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Larry Canterbury
Tony Estes
Bob Lowry
Aneto
al Benn
Barrett Shelton, Jr
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P.sidebotham
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Mike Freeman
Clements M. Academy
Tanner
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Falkville West
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Elkmont M. Academy Tanner
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Colbert Co
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Clements East
Baseball Today
Calling It Quits
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2Nd ST
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Don Dejardin
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