National Lead In Major League Baseball Schedule Update
A list of scheduled games across leagues features Chicago Philadelphia and Montreal at Pittsburgh with details on pitchers Warthen Blair Kison Demery Carlton Bonham Seaver Denny Kirby Darcy Dressler Mintond and others. Saturday results include Milwaukee over Boston Oakland over Minnesota and Cleveland tying New York with a late game.
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Warthen
Blair
Pittsburgh
Kison
Demery
Philadelphia
Carlton
Chicago
Bonham
New York
Seaver
St. Louis
Denny
Cincinnati
Kirby
Darcy
San Francisco
Dresslerd-O
Mintond
Houston
Dierker
San Diego
Jones
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Messersmith
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Cleveland
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Texas
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Ruhle
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Slaton
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Lee
Waits
Hunter
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Blyleven
Tananals
West Oakland
College Scores Across Matches From 1960s Season
College games include South Delaware beat Virginia Military 42 to 17 while Tulane edged Clemson 30 to 13. West Virginia State 24 over West Virginia Tech, and Guilford 7 over Memphis State 31 with many more results across conferences and regional schools.
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Delaware
Virginia Military
Navy
Georgetown
Emory
Shepherd Co
West Va
Wesley
South Carolin
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Albany
Alfred
Army
Holy Cross
Bowie State
Cheyney State
Central
Susquehanna
Indiana
Northwood
Mid
Lycoming
Lock Haven
Maine
Maritime
Curry College
Cortland State
Springfield
State
Wm Patersond
Salisbury St
Trenton
Bridgeway
Mass
New Haven
Coloé
College scores list final tally tumble notes
A compiled score table shows multiple college football results with teams including Colorado College, East Montana, Northern Arizona, Cal U Riverside, Puget Sound, Montana Tech, Ricks College, Rocky Mountain, Southern Utah, NMex Highlands, Colorado State University, Idaho State University, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana State, Western Colorado, and Southern Colorado posting varied margins. Most results reflect decisive wins or losses across a broad regional slate.
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Colorado College
East
Five Teams Tie in Page Ten Contender Round Reach 72
Five teams including Wayne Bradburn of Wilkesboro and Worth Cuthbertson of North Wilkesboro tied at 72 along with Joe Jarrell and John Newton from High Point as seventy six teams entered the event.
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S.C
Wayne Bradburn
Wilkesboro
Worth Cuthbertson
North Wilkesboro
Joe Jarrell
John Newton
High Point
Illinois Beats Hawkeyes 27-12 in Big Ten Opener
Illinois exploited Lonnie Perrin and Chubby Phillips runs for a 27-12 victory over Iowa in Iowa City. The Illini totaled 220 rushing and 47 passing yards while Iowa had 183 rushing and 31 passing. Illinois opened with a 76 yard drive from their own two.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Illinois
Lonnie Perrin
Chubby Phillips
Illini
Hawkeye
Hawkeyes
Montreal blitzes Pirates with 5 2 victory
Montreal Expos beat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 as Jim Dwyer drove in two runs and Pirates errors helped spark three more. Dan Warthen allowed six hits in six innings before Woody Fryman pitched the eighth. Pirates’ NL East lead over the Phillies shrank after Philadelphia lost 4-1 to the Cubs.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Dwyer
Montreal Expos
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Dan Warthen
Woody Fryman
Buckeyes Open With 21-0 Win
Ohio State, ranked third, opened Big Ten defense with a 21-0 victory at Michigan State. Fullback Pete Johnson scored twice and Cornelius Greene connected on a 64 yard pass for a key score as OSU dominated an error-prone MSU.
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East Lansing
Mich
Pete Johnson
Cornelius Greene
Ohio State
Big Ten
Michigan State
Spartans
Johnson
Greene
MSU
Joe Hunt
Spartan
Lenny Willis
Rich Baes
Buckeyes
Archie Griffin
OSU
Griffin
Johnsonérun
Klay Sankick
McManus leads Wake Forest past State in 7-7 tie to end streak
Jerry McManus directs an 11 play 76 yard opening drive for a 7-0 lead as Wake Forest stifles NC State. A late second quarter 43 yard TD pass from Dave to Don Holtz ties the game. State’s 16 game home win streak ends in a 7-7 draw.
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Wake
John Evans
Jerry McManus
McManus
Clark Gaines
Tom Fehring
Bob Healy
Deans
State
Ricky Adams
Healy
Dave Buckey
Mike Nall
Randy Carroll
Buckey
Wolfpack
Lou Holtz
Dave
Brother Don
Nall
Steve Harvey
Chuck Mills
Harvey
Wake Forest
Red Sox Split Brewers In Boston Doubleheader
Rico Petrocelli and Doug Griffin snapped scoring droughts with a three run fourth inning as Boston edged Milwaukee 6-3 in the nightcap to split the doubleheader. The Brewers had routed the Sox 9-6 in the opener aided by George Scott’s 29th homer. Boston’s magic number shrank to 11, with Baltimore four behind after the Orioles blanked Detroit 8-0. Carlton Fisk opened the fourth with a single before Petrocelli drove in the go ahead run with a double off Bill Travers.
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Rico Petrocelli
Doug Griffin
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
George Scott
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee
Bill Travers
Carlton Fisk
Petrocelli
Fisk
Pearson Wins GP in Michigan Grand Prix Race
David Pearson edged Bobby Allison by a car length to win the 100 mile first leg of the International Race of Champions series in Brooklyn Michigan. A J Foyt finished third with Benny Parsons Emerson Fittipaldi in the top five. Richard Petty Brian Redman Al Unser Andretti Jody Scheckter followed. Pearson’s speed reached 148.725 mph, slightly faster than his qualifying pace. The win capped the Michigan Grand Prix doubleheader, preceded by a 150 mile Indianapolis race won by Tom Sneva.
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Brooklyn
Mich
David Pearson
Bobby Allison
A.J. Foyt
Benny Parsons
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Richard Petty
Brian Redman
England
al Unser
Andretti
Jody Scheckter
Pearson
Orioles Blank Tigers Behind Alexander Five RBIs by Blair
Paul Blair drove in five runs on a three run homer a single and a sacrifice fly as Doyle Alexander pitched a four hit shutout for Baltimore 8 0 over Detroit. The win tightens the Orioles gap to four games behind Boston in the AL East while Detroit was blanked for the 18th time this season.
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Detroit
Paul Blair
Doyle Alexander
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Milwaukee
Orioles
Red Sox
Giants Snap Losing Streak With 9-2 Reds Rout
Gary Thomasson homered and doubled in a seven run fifth inning as the San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-2 to end an eight game skid. Jim Barr earned his first win since August 14, Willie McCovey? No, Willie Montal? No. Mon테anez drove in three with a first inning single, third inning sacrifice fly and fifth inning bases loaded walk. The Giants sent 12 batters to the plate in the fifth off Don Gullett and relievers Kirby and Borbon.
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SAN Francisco
Gary Thomasson
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Barr
Willie Montanez
Giants
Don Gullett
Clay Kirby
Pedro Borbon
Thomasson
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