Hope X Star Baseball standings and Friday games
Baseball standings and upcoming schedule show Hope X Star leads with Oakland and New York matchups. National League East features St Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia New York and others in tight battle with Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego and San Francisco also active.
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W.L. Pet
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Richard
Hooten
P.niekro
Ellis
Grimsley
Wise
Moore
Arlin
Twitchell
John
Seaver
Bradley
New
Phiadelphia
Jurgensen
Bill Kilmer
Sam Wyche
Detroit
Baltimore
Buffalo
Green Bay
Cleveland
New Orleans
Miami
New York Jets
Tampa, Fla
Dallas
Oakland
Minnesota
Hope tourney adds high stakes as DeKalb tops Magnolia
DeKalb Texas defeated Magnolia 13 to 11 at Legion Field. Charlie Seay earned the win while Ruess took the loss for Magnolia. The tourney resumes with Ledwell & Son of Texarkana vs DeKalb at 8 p.m. Pat Cauley, ex New York Yankee draftee, will pitch for Ledwell. Magnolia meets the tournament loser Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and Hope Angels play the semifinal winner at 8:30 p.m. with finals Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Legion Field
DeKalb
Tex
Magnolia
Charlie Seay
Ruess
Ledwell & Son
Texarkana
Ledwell
New York Yankee
Pat Cauley
Aggies Field Freshmen For 1969 Season
Texas A M coach Emory Bellard jokes Playboy picked the Aggies 18th based on age. He says a young team requires early good breaks as they open against Wichita State and then face LSU. Most starters will be freshmen and sophomores.
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John Lumpkin
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Texas A&m
Emory Bellard
Playboy Magazine
Aggies
Bellard
Broyles Insists Morale May Carry Razorbacks
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says high morale could offset lack of experience as the Razorbacks prepare for the season. He cites only three bona fide starters returning and outlines a plan to use a faster, more youth-driven defense with possible freshmen contributing to speed.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Napoleon
Broyles
Razorbacks
Dickey Morton
Danny Rhodes
Steve Hedgepeth
Scott Bull
Mike Kirkland
Bull
Arkansas
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Orioles back in first with wild pitch foul tip ruling
Orioles surge to first in AL East with 2-1 win over Minnesota. Tommy Davis homered and scored the go ahead on a wild pitch. A controversial foul tip strikeout in the ninth inning helped Baltimore seal the victory as Frank Quilici recalls similar calls. Other scores included White Sox over Tigers 5-4 and Royals 3-2 over Red Sox. Sixty two rookies started the National League season.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Minnesota
Frank Quilici
Baltimore
Orioles
Tommy Davis
Oriole
Bert Blyleven
Merv Rettenmund
Mike Cuellar
George Mitterwald
National League Baseball
All-Star high school football set for gridiron clash
East squad selects top two players from each league for a nine quarterback unit and shifts to versatile roles against the West in War Memorial Stadium. Notable names include Richard Kyle Sam Coleman Mark Rogers Scott Wallace and Matthew Buck leading a transition to new positions.
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Little Rock
Richard Kyle
Sam Coleman
Mark Rogers
Scott Wallace
Matthew Buck
Jim Bivens
Beebe
Bo Busby
Monticello
David Massey
Marked Tree
Eddy Peters
Little Rock Hall
Westin War Memorial Stadium
Bivens
Coleman
Kyle
Rogers
Wallace
Blytheville High School Coach Cleared To Return
Judge J Smith Henley in Little Rock rescinded the Arkansas Activities Association probation ban on Blytheville High School head football coach Larry Wright. Wright praised the ruling allowing him to focus on the football program as the AAA was found to lack specific due process in its rule book and penalities. He had been barred from coaching this season and Blytheville placed on probation after the AAA ruling June 22 citing out of season practice violations.
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Blytheville, Ark
Larry Wright
Blytheville High School
Wright
J. Smith Henley
U.S. District Court At
Little Rock
Arkansas Activities Association
Henley
AAA
Aces sweep Cubs in Texas League doubleheader
Alexandria’s Dave Hilton hit two run homers in both games as the Aces shut out the Midland Cubs 5-0 and 3-2. San Antonio Brewers widened the West Division lead by sweeping Memphis Blues 3-1 and 2-1. Shreveport Captain Rick Richardson belted his 18th homer, a two run shot in the seventh, to beat Amarillo 4-3. El Paso at Arkansas game postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Dave Hilton
Aces
Midland Cubs
San Antonio Brewers
Memphis Blues
Shreveport
Rick Richardson
Amarillo Giants
Marshall Saves Expos Victory Over Giants
Montreal reliever Marshall earned the win after entering with one out and runners on first and third to shut down San Francisco as the Expos, aided by two-run homers from Jim Lyttle and Ken Singleton, held on 5-3. The win moved Montreal into second in the NL East, four percentage points ahead of Pittsburgh and four games behind St. Louis. Dodgers 1 Mets 0. Braves 8 Cardinals 6. Padres 10 Phillies 9 in 11 innings. American League scores: Milwaukee 6 California 5. Chicago 5 Detroit 4. Kansas City 3 Boston 2. Baltimore 2 Minnesota 0.
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Oakland
Knowles
New York
Dobson
California
Lange
Boston
Curtis
Chicago
Stone
Detroit
Strahler
Baltimore
Alexander
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Minnesota
Campbell
Milwaukee
Lockwood
Cleveland
Perry
Texas
Clyde
W.L. Pet. G
Chicago California
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Montreal Expos
Gene Mauch
Marshall
Mauch
San Francisco Giants
Ana
Giants
Mike Torrez
Jim Lyttle
Ken Singleton
Montreal
Expos
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodgers
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Redskins Broncos Exhibition Game Signals Returns
Redskins meet the Denver Broncos tonight as Duane Thomas starts his first game in over a year after a 1972-absent season. Sonny Jurgensen aims for a late- season return, while Coach Waller compares Thomas to a newly tuned Cadillac.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Duane Thomas
Sonny Jurgensen
Thomas
Redskins
Denver Broncos
Charlie Waller
Waller
Jurgensen
New York Giants
Geiberger Leads PGA Journey At Canterbury
Al Geiberger tied the competitive course record with a four under 67 at the PGA National Championship first round at Canterbury Golf Club. Don Iverson matched 67 after a tip from Lee Trevino, with Bob Dickson and Mike Hill tied for third at 69 as heat and humidity affected early play.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Cleveland
al Geiberger
Don Iverson
Lee Trevino
Canterbury Golf Club
Geiberger
Iverson
Bob Dickson
Mike Hill
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