Baseball Standings and Friday's Results Across Leagues
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with a .538 record, followed by Boston Baltimore and New York in tight races. National League updates include Oakland and New York games, plus Texas Milwaukee and Cleveland wins and losses. Broncos sign running back Alfred Barrett from Texas-El Paso to an NFL contract amid the offseason moves.
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Angels Win First Under New Pilot
The California Angels finally win a game under new manager Dick Williams, defeating the Boston Red Sox 7-0. Ed Figueroa pitched 10 hits, with Winston Llenas and Frank Robinson delivering homers as the Angels snap an 11-game skid. Other MLB results: Indians 9 Twins 5, White Sox 4 Orioles 3, Yankees 3 A’s 0, Royals 7 Tigers 2, Rangers 4 Brewers 3. Rocky Carzo named acting athletic director at Tufts University.
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Matras Favored At Watkins Glen
In Watkins Glen New York AP two Matra Simca prototypes led with front row starts in a six hour endurance race opening a busy weekend of auto racing The French cars seek a second world championship title with 100 65 points over Alfa Romeo Marca three events left Andretti Merzario Alfa start third Stommelen crashed one Alfa car in practice Muller Van Lennep Porsche shifts amid tough qualifying 117 34 117 12 116 89 mph for Pescarolo Larrousse with Porsche fuel economy noted and race ready at Glen Grand Prix course
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Swift Says Dolphins Back Strike
Miami Dolphins player representative Doug Swift says the majority of the Super Bowl champions support the players strike and have picketed at Biscayne College. He named 15 Dolphins, including eight starters, who have shown sympathy as camp opened and most regulars do not plan to report amid ongoing NFLPA and owners council negotiations.
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Carrolls Put Pirates To Sleep In doubleheader sweep
Cincinnati Reds rookie Tom Carroll earned his second win in as many starts as the Reds swept a two night doubleheader with Pittsburgh, winning 7-0 in the first game and 4-3 in the nightcap. Clay Carroll relieved, closing the finale after the veteran finished the ninth.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and More
Baseball leaders list includes NL batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable names: Garr Atl, Cedeno Hun, Wynn LA, Brock StL, Morgan Cin, Carlton Phi, Seaver NY. Includes pitching marks Messimth LA and Jan A with wins and ERAs.
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