Hope Star Sports Roundup of 1980s MLB Results and Standings
Houston 80 52 .563 7% Los Angeles 76 67 .531 12 Atlanta 66 77 .462 22 San Francisco 63 81 .438 25% San Dergo 457 38 8 Tuesday's Results Montreal 7, Chicago 2 Pittsburghs, New York 1 Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 4 Houston 5, Atlanta 3 St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1, 10 innings San Diego 5, Los Angeles 2 Wednesday's Games Montreal at Chicago Pittsburgh at New York San Francisco at Cincinnati Houston at Atlanta Philadelphia at St. Louis Los Angeles at San Diego Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia at St. Louis Only games scheduled at Boston Detroit at Cleveland New York at Milwaukee Texas at Minnesota Chicago at Oakland Kansas City at California Detroit at Boston Kansas City at California NL Batting leaders and pitching stats listed for season totals.
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Dave Kingman
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Doug Rader
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Bob Moose
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Tim Foli
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Bob Gibson
Ken Reitz
Dave Roberts
Clay Kirby
UCLA Eyes Another Upset of Michigan in Los Angeles
AP reports UCLA, after a surprising opener over Nebraska via five turnovers, seeks another upset against Michigan. Pepper Rodgers stresses more takeaways as Bo Schembechler’s Wolverines visit in a high‑stakes season preview, with notes on other major games and team form across college football.
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Bradshaw Named AP Offensive Player of Week
Terry Bradshaw, rookie-year passer turned star, led the Steelers to a 32 28 win with two rushing touchdowns and a pass score after Interceptions three in a game against the Raiders. He rushed 49 yards and completed seven of 17 for 124 yards earning AP Offensive Player of the Week.
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Terry Bradshaw
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Terry Hanratty
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Art Rooney
Chuck Noll
Solunar Tables From Knight's Solunar Tables
Plan your days around the solunar periods printed here taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover for optimal sport each day.
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Smith Trades Passing for the Wishbone at OSU
Oklahoma State coach Dave Smith shifted the Cowboys to the Wishbone after three weeks of spring practice. Brent Blackman starred with 173 rushing yards on 12 carries in a 21-3 win over Texas Arlington, while Fountain Smith and George Palmer added big gains. OSU faces Arkansas next, with Smith praising Razorbacks as strong as ever.
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Simpson has perfect day as MSU CB shines
Michigan State cornerback Bill Simpson delivered a perfect day in a 24-0 win over Illinois. He scored twice on a 48-yard punt return and a 20-yard interception, recovered a fumble, and starred on defense and special teams with eight punts averaging nearly 39 yards, four inside the Illini 11. His performance earned AP College Back of the Week honors.
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Reds win again as magic number drops to four
Cincinnati beat San Francisco 5-4 to extend its NL West lead to 7 1/2 games with four wins or Astro losses needed. Pirates clinch a tie in the East by routing the Mets 5-1. Expos nip Cubs, Cardinals top Phillies in 10 innings, Padres over Dodgers. Indians sweep Tigers in AL. Brewers, Twins, Royals win. Boston and Baltimore rained out.
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Associated Press
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Reds
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Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Houston Astro
Astros
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Short Razorbacks end Les Williams vows Killer instinct on field
Les Williams, a 5-10 defensive end for Arkansas, describes himself as a crazy man on the football field. He started every game in 1971 after switching from linebacker and aims to disrupt Oklahoma State’s wishbone offense as Arkansas Eyes a Cotton Bowl bid. Williams emphasizes toughness, practice, and team success as his goals.
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Les Williams
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Enid
Chiefs Prospectus Shows Strength Across All Lines
A scouting style preview of the Kansas City Chiefs in the American 5 Conference Western Division praising Lenny Dawson’s return for a 16th season, Ed Podolak’s upcoming All-Pro form, and a deep lineup. It notes strong blocking lines led by Tyrer and Budde, the Buchan Culp duo, plus a skilled backfield and a solid secondary. Second in division with playoff expectations.
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Lenny Dawson
Chiefs
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Ed Podolak
Stram Tikes
Wendell Heyes
Jim Otis
Jeff Kinney
Otis Taylor
Elmo Wright
Morris Stroud
Willie Frazier
Jim Tyrer
Ed Budde
Mo Moorman
Sid Smith
Underdog Malvern tops North Little Rock in 7AA clash
Div 7AA football saw Malvern upset AAAA North Little Rock Northeast 28-13 while Magnolia crushed Parkview 46-0. Crossett beat Hamburg 13-7 and Camden edged Pine Bluff Dollarway 9-6. After three weeks 7AA is 7-3 outside play. leaders include Magnolia Hope Malvern Camden.
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Ali favored over Patterson in MSG return
Muhamad Ali meets Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight in a bid to rebound after his loss to Joe Frazier. The card also features Ken Buchanan versus Carlos Ortiz in a 16 round bout. Ali and Patterson previously clashed in 1965 with Ali winning in Las Vegas.
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Floyd Patterson
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Patterson
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