MLB Standings and Results Snapshot with Schedule
American League standings show New York leading East with 49 30, Boston 39 39, Cleveland 38 29, Detroit 37 40, Baltimore 38 42, Milwaukee 34 41, and Minnesota 38 43. Friday results include Minnesota over Boston 8-6 and Kansas City over Detroit 1-2, with several other district games. The National League lists Philadelphia and New York atop the East with St Louis and Chicago in pursuit. multiple interleague games and Saturday card noted, with matchups across Cleveland Oakland San Francisco Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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Men's League Second Session Under Way
In the High Point tennis association men summer league second six week season the Lobbers and Smashers lead. Lobbers beat Overheads 5-1 with Fisher Imes Rogers and others winning. Smashers beat Drop Shots as Clark Moreland Godwin and others prevailed. In the first season Red Team won the championship led by Moreland Rule Hodorowski Lehmann Morgan Spaugh Galloway Lewis.
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Nash and Gross Win Beginners and Intermediate Titles
Kay Nash defeated Bret Kinney 61 62 to win the beginners division and Tim Gross beat Dan Odom 61 63 to claim the intermediate title at the High Point Parks and Recreation tennis session finals.
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In Season's First No-Hitter by Dierker for Astros
Dierker pitched the season's first no hitter for Houston, supported by Ed Herrmann's clutch catching. The Expos were blanked 0-? as Cincinnati, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Chicago posted NL wins. Reds swept Pirates in 12-11 and 2-1 in two games, while Dodgers, Padres, Mets, and Giants fell.
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Bird Is Feathers Clipped As Fidrych Loses To Royals
Detroit pitcher Mark Fidrych known as The Bird lost a 1-0 duel to Kansas City's Dennis Leonard at Tiger Stadium. Leonard struck out eight, improving to 3-3, while Fidrych's eight-game win streak ended and his season record moved to 9-2. Other AL results: Twins 8 Red Sox 6, Yankees 2 White Sox 1, Brewers 7 Rangers 2, A's 2 Indians 1, Orioles 4 Angels 3.
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Pony league Champions For 1976 Cubs Triumph
Swisher hit a decisive single and Rick Monday drove in two runs with a homer and a single as the Cubs secured the Pony League title in 1976.
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Softball Tourney Opens Monday in High Point
The High Point City Softball Tournament starts Monday with Industrial League at Brentwood Middle, Sunday School League at Brentwood Lower, and City Open at Harvell Lower. Opening rounds begin 6:30 with seven innings and a ten-run rule after five. several first round matchups and byes listed amid league realignment notes.
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Kings Country Racing Rescheduled After Rainout At Speedway
Rain-out last week at Kings Country Motor Speedway canceled races are moved to Sunday at 3 30 P M The 95 lap program will run on the quarter mile track with the Phantom and 2 stunt drivers to headline Rainchecks from last Saturday will be honored.
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Dierker Halts Expos For Astros First No-Hitter
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker, 29, pitched the first no hitter of the 1976 season, defeating Montreal 6-0. Eight strikeouts, four walks, backed by timely offense from Ed Herrmann and Rob Andrews. Astros coach Tal Smith jokingly offered a $2,300 contract raise.
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