Major league standings and results across leagues
National League East standings and hammering results with teams Pittsburgh New York Chicago St. Louis Montreal Philadelphia. weekly scores show Pittsburgh and Houston strong, Baltimore and New York lead AL with Chicago and Oakland hot. Batting and pitching leaders include Rudi, Stargell, Bonds, Colbert, Nolan, Brock, Seaver and Carlton.
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Bills seek playoff push under Saban with rookie-heavy squad
Buffalo coach Lou Saban faces a lean roster with only 14 players over four years and 16 with two years experience as he aims to turn the Bills into a winner. He has rebuilt staff, focusing on defense and creating an offense around 1968 Heisman winner O J Simpson. Dennis Shaw shows a new attitude after a tough season, while Jim Harris competes for No. 1 quarterback. Simpson signs a better contract and vows to help the team win.
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Carlton Keeps Phillies Winning On Strong 19th Victory
Steve Carlton pitched a three-hitter for his 19th win and 14th straight, lifting Philadelphia to a 2-1 opener win over Montreal. The Expos bounced back to take the nightcap 8-3 as Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 7-5 to extend their division lead. Other NL games saw San Francisco edge Houston, Chicago beat New York, and Los Angeles top San Diego. In AL action New York swept Milwaukee, Detroit topped Cleveland, and Oakland shut out Chicago. Carlton, 19-6, fanned eight for 240 strikeouts, staying on pace with records while stressing the win as his main goal.
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Carlen's strict recruiting rules push Texas Tech image
Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen in his third year upholds firm rules to shape recruits. He defends a church attendance guideline and anti alcohol stance, insisting they reflect his program’s core values. He visits every player's home to present these standards, arguing they deter bad behavior and aid recruitment.
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Nicklaus Wins Westchester Classic For $240000 Glory
Jack Nicklaus won the Westchester Golf Classic firing a four under 68 to finish 18 under at 270, three strokes ahead of Jim Colbert. Dwight Nevil finished third at 275 after donating $2000 to a Newburgh hospital. Homero Blancas tied for fourth at 276.
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Aces beat Memphis 4 1 as Friesleben notches 14th win
Pitcher Dave Friesleben became the Texas League’s first 14 game winner, leading the Alexandria Aces to a 4-1 victory over Memphis Sunday. Mike Ivie Duane Larson and Randy Elliott hit run scoring doubles to break the game open in the seventh, while Pep Anderson homered for Memphis. Amarillo closed the gap on El Paso with a 4-3 win as Horace Speed hit a tie breaking homer in the seventh.
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Steelers rout Jets in exhibition clash over weekend
Pittsburgh overwhelmed New York 22 3 as Mean Joe Greene sparked the defense and Namath struggled completing 3 of 15. Cowboys star Staubach suffered a separated shoulder and will miss two to three months, with Craig Morton firing three TD passes in a 27 13 win over the Rams. Other results included San Francisco over Cleveland 20 13 and Green Bay 14 13 over Miami.
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First Base Stance For Quick Fielding And Foot Touch
In baseball the first baseman should raise the glove toward the thrower and stretch to the ball to reduce reach time. Wait to see the throw direction before touching the bag with a foot, using opposite foot if needed. A dedicated glove helps receive hard throws, and practice builds the stretch for dirt balls.
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Tigers use hat drawing to beat Indians in opener
Detroit tops Cleveland 3-2 in the first game of a doubleheader as Billy Martin’s hat-based lineup disrupts slumps, with Ed Brinkman and Willie Horton delivering key hits. Tigers later lose 9-2 in the nightcap, dropping to third in the AL East amid a crowded standings scene.
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Morton fills in for Staubach in Cowboys win
Dallas plans to defend Super Bowl crown without Roger Staubach after shoulder surgery. Second string Craig Morton threw three TD passes and completed 9 of 10 as Dallas beat the Rams 27 13 in an NFL exhibition. Landry praised Morton's performance and noted depth at quarterback remains a concern.
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Solunar Tables schedule from Knight's tables
Solunar Period schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. The list guides planning for fishing and hunting, advising anglers and hunters to target good territory and cover during peak periods.
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