Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlight
The sheet shows NL and AL standings with records for Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Baltimore Detroit New York Oakland Kansas City Chicago and California. It also lists Friday and Saturday games including matchups like Minnesota at New York California at Detroit and Texas at Baltimore with notable pitchers and results.
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Keat
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Moral
Anne
Stennett
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Bk Kingman
Ida Hebner
ROA
Damery
Takulve
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Corbin
Dobson
Singer
Lolich
Jenkins
Cuellar
Hamilton
Kobel
Kline
Busby
Drago
Wood
Philaphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
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San Fran
Ellis
Bradley
Rogers
Atanta
Morton
Kirby
Phildelphia
Carlton
Matlack
Roberts
Thompson
Spillner
Bonham
Dovming
Tiant Secures Four Wins Against Yankees and Orioles
Luis Tiant last season posted four victories against the New York Yankees and four against the Baltimore Orioles, demonstrating strong performances against both teams.
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Luis Tiant
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Anthony Defending PBA Title
Earl Anthony of Tacoma led five finalists into the PBA National Championship finals in Downey California with two 256 games in match play. Anthony holds a 17-4-3 record and 12,844 total pins to defend his title, with Gary Mage second at 12,665 and Mark Roth third at 12,541. Dick Weber stands fourth and Marty Piranio fifth for Sunday’s $9,000 winner’s prize.
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Downey
Calif
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Anthony
Gary Mage
Seattle
Mage
Mark Roth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Marty Piraino
Syracuse
Pond Giants Seek 6th Straight Win at Home
The Winston-Salem Pond Giants, riding a five game winning streak, host the Winston-Salem Indians Sunday at 7 30 p m at Ernie Shore Field. They return to Finch Field next Sunday to meet the Indianapolis Clowns at 2 30 p m.
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Winston-Salem
Pond- Giants
Winston-Salem Indians
Ernie Shore
Pond-Giants
Finch Field
Indianapolis Clowns
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Stats
The leaders include Garr and All star batting leaders at .382 and .371, Bonds and Wynn top runs, Garvey and Wynn lead RBIs, Garr and Garvey pace hits, Rose and Maddux tied doubles, Garr tops triples with A Oliver, Wynn and Schmidt lead home runs, Brock and Cedeno lead steals. Pitching leaders show John and Messith with five decisions and high averages, Carlton and Perry lead wins and ERA, Ryan and Blyleven top strikeouts.
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R.smith
Bonds
Wynn
Jin—Garvey
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Garvey
R. Smith
Rose
Cin
Maddox
A.oliver
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Phi
Brock
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Hull
John
Messismth
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Oak
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Tigers fall to Aycock in state final after late rally and errors
Ted Minor sparked a late Tigers rally with a leadoff single and scoring on a passed ball. Barry Sikes and Ronnie Stone added run-producing hits as Ragsdale fought back to tie in the seventh, but Davis closed it out. Friday led the offense with four hits in a 12-hit effort, yet ten Tigers left on base as Aycock clinched the title.
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Ted Minor
Ragsdale
Barry Sikes
Ronnie Stone
Stone
Aycock
Tigers
Davis
Hinkle
Curly Summerlin
Jimmy Wynn
Dodgers
Joe Ferguson
Bill Buckner
Wynn
Chicago
Andre Thornton
Evert left in 32 as top players advance in Paris
Evert's squad remains in the round of 32 and will play third round matches Sunday. Erik van Dillen of Aptos California Marty Riessen of Amelia Island Florida and Harold Solomon of Silver Spring Maryland seeded joint No 9 are still alive. In Friday's major men matches Ilie Nastase seeded No 1 defeated Leif Johansson 6-0 6-1. Jan Kodes beat Jean-Baptiste Chanfreau 7-5 6-3 after a tough start. Ashe defeated Jun Kuki 6-2 6-1 and Borg won 6-1 6-1 over Toma Ovici.
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Erik van Dillen
Aptos
Calif
Marty Riessen
Amelia Island
Fla
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Ilie Nastase
Leif Johansson
Sweden
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Jean-Baptiste Chanfreau
France
Ashe
Japan
Jun Kuki
Borg
Toma Ovici
Romania
Capra Shuts Out Expos For Fifth Straight Complete Game
Buzz Capra, moved from the bullpen to starter, pitched a five hitter with five strikeouts and one walk, earning his fifth consecutive complete game in a 5-0 win over Montreal. The performance stretched his team’s shutout streak to 25 innings as Atlanta improved.
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Associated Press
Buzz Capra
Atlanta
Eddie Mathews
Capra
Braves
Ron Reed
Mathews
Montreal
Expos
Dodgers
Cubs
Perry Still Smoking In Cleveland Win Over Royals
Perry allowed only four hits and extended his winning streak to ten as the Indians beat the Royals 3-1. He outpitched Paul Splittorff and praised consistency and readiness as key to his success. Minor chaos in Chicago as a concession-stand fire delayed the White Sox vs Red Sox game, but fans and players kept focus.
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Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Chicago
White Sox Park
Perry
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Red Sox
White Sox
Cy Young
Paul Splittorff
Indians
Joe Lis
Dick Allen
Boston
Rangers
Orioles
Cesar Tovar
Tex
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