AAC Standings and Friday Night Baseball Schedule
A dense standings and schedule list shows AAC standings with multiple city matchups. Notable games include Milwaukee over Boston 3-0 and California 7-2 Cleveland, plus Oakland at Baltimore rain and other night games featuring Detroit Chicago New York and Boston.
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Milwaukee
Boston
California
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Oakland
Baltimore
Rainee
Minnesota
Blue
Foster
Drago
Palmer
Messersmith
Gilbreth
Siebert
Horlen
Washington
Bosman
Lopez
Bahnsen
Blyleven
St. Louis
Gibson
Philadelphia
Short
Lersch
Houston
Forsch
Greif
Montreal
Strohmeyer
Stoneman
Hands
Gentry
Atlanta
Niekro
San Diego
Norman
Arlin
Cincinnati
Gullett
Nolan
Los Angeles
Sutton
Pittsburgh
Kison
San Francisco
Perry
L. Pet
Regional III Swim Meet Records Set in Finals
Region III scoreboard shows multiple meet records across events. Notable results include Mary Montgomery leading the 400-meter freestyle and Kim Robbins placing top in women’s butterfly with Jenny? time 1:11.9. Rob Dickson dominates men’s events with 1:00.1 in the 100-meter butterfly and 1:04.4 in the 100-meter backstroke. Regional standings list North Carolina and Southeast associations atop scoring, with clubs like Greenville YMCA and Memphis State University Swim Club prominent in relay events.
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Cricket Robbins
Swim
Sun Tennessee
Kathy Heinen
Greensboro
Jan Ricker
Greenville
Cathy Lawson
Memphis State
Robin Blake
Atlanta
Rob Dickson
Johnson Memorial
Jim Schilstett
John Bosbyshell
Tom Ploch
John Loren
Birmingham
Mary Montgomery
Asheville
Janet Buchanan
Grecia
Ann Black
Decatur-DeKalb
Margaret Shine
Molly Millis
High Point
Bruce Dickson
Ken McKee
Chapel Hill
Sam Wauford
Westside Victory
William Campbell
Western Carolina
Gerry Chapman
Nancy Noneman
Raleigh
Sally Donnelly
Ginger Rapp
Susan Reid
Kathy Manger
Robin Brake
Garry Chapman
Stuart Corliss
Tom Berry
Johnsen
Palmer Nicklaus favored in National Team Championship despite eye issue
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are favored to defend their title at the National Team Championship despite Nicklaus battling conjunctivitis. Rain halted play at Laurel Valley Golf Club delaying the first round, with a 18-hole first round moved to today and another 18 for Saturday before a 36-hole final day. Trevino leads the money list while Palmer and Nicklaus are top contenders alongside Johnson and other notable teams.
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Ligonier
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Palmer
Lee Trevino
United States
Trevino
Howie Johnson
Gardner Dickinson
Sam Snead
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Dave
Mike Hill
Bruce Devlin
New Zealand
Bob Charles
West East showdown ends with interception at end
In a tight contest the West stalled late as Yates threw to East with under two minutes left. Poole made a crucial interception at the East 26 ending the threat. Moss led West backs with 44 rushing yards on 10 carries.
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Poole
Yates
Moss
Cobb
Childers
Goins
Memphis State, Greensboro rise in swimming meet standings
The Memphis State University team sits third with 200 points while Greensboro is fourth at 178. High Point Swim Club trails Greenville YMCA at 145 and sits in sixth with 100. Ten more finals are set for tonight and the concluding ten events for Saturday. Trials run at City Lake pool each morning from 9:00.
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Atlanta Swimming Association
Johnson Memorial Ymca
Memphis State University Swim Club
Greensboro Swim Association
Greenville
5.C
YMCA
High Point Swim Club
Columbia Swim Club
Birmingham Swim League
Degetur-DeKalb
Chapel Hi Swim Club
Memphis State University
Greensboro
S.C
City Lake Pool
WitLitie to Lead U S Parade at Pan Am Games
CALI Colombia AP Flag waving opens the Pan American Games with United States favored to top 29 nations. Linda Jo Metheny carries the U S flag into the 61,000 seat stadium amid security tightness. Athletes face barbed wire fences and guarded venues as Colombia tightens security after prior student unrest.
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Cali
Colombia
United States
Cuba
Canada
Linda Jo Metheny
Apnifgo
Ill
U.S
Uncle Sam
Winnipeg
Miss Metheny
Tokyo
Mexico City
Lind Jo
Munich
John Smith
Ucla
Petety
N.J
Pan Am Village
Marcan Stops Kobayashi in Aumori Boxing Bout
Alfredo Marcan of Venezuela defeated Hiroshi Kobayashi of Japan by stoppage in the 10th round at Aumori Japan. Kobayashi fell behind after 1294s, with Marcan claiming the win in a decisive late salvo.
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Aumori
Japan
Alfredo Marcan
Venezuela
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Colts Favored Tonight In All Star Clash At Soldier Field
Baltimore Colts enter the midsummer classic as favorites against the College All-Stars at Soldier Field. The 38th Chicago Tribune Charities game features Heisman winner Jim Plunkett and Dan Pastorini leading the All-Stars, with Earl Morrall directing the Colts offense and a large crowd expected as ABC telecasts the event.
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Chicago
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Tribune
ABC
Soldier Field
Chicago Bears
Colts
Ron VanderKellen
Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Plunkett
Pastorini
Colt
Earl Morrall
Roy Jefferson
Ed Hinton
John Mackey
Morrall
Baltimore
Aggies Name Cal Irvin as Athletic Director
Greensboro AP Cal Irvin longtime Tar Heel basketball coach at North Carolina A&T has been named the university s athletic director at 45 succeeding Al Smith who resigned to join the University of Pittsburgh athletic staff.
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Greensboro
Cal Irvin
North Carolina A&t State University
Irvin
al Smith
University of Pittsburgh
Kask Wins New England Amateur Golf Title
Fred Kask a 36 year old computer programmer from Weathersfield Conn captured the New England Amateur championship at Rutland Country Club. He held a one stroke lead entering the final 36 holes and closed with a 71 72 to win by three strokes with an even par total.
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Rutland, Vt
Fred Kask
Weathersfield
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