Baseball schedule highlights for AL and NL teams
The list shows a sequence of American League and National League matchups including Buffalo against Boston Oakland against Houston San Diego against Kansas City New York versus Denver and other interleague and intraleague games across various dates. It outlines a busy slate with notable pairings like Oakland Denver Houston New York Boston and San Diego Kan City among others.
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Boston
Buffalo
Denver
San Diego
Kansas
Oakland
New York
Houston
N.Y
Kan
City
Kansas City
Kaw
Championship playoff kickoff dates set for Western Conference
Schedules list Chicago at Baltimore Dallas at Philadelphia Detroit at San Francisco Los Angeles at St. Louis Minnesota at Green Bay Pittsburgh at New York Washington at Cleveland St. Louis at Dallas Cleveland at Los Angeles Green Bay at Baltimore Minnesota at Detroit New York at Washington Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago Baltimore at Los Angeles Cleveland at St. Louis Dallas at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Green Bay at San Francisco Minnesota at Chicago Pittsburgh at Washington January 2 marks the conference playoff start in a Western Conference city.
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Chicago
Green Bay
Cleve
Philadelphia
Minn
Los Angeles
N.Y
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Pitt
Cleveland
Minnesota
Phila
Balti
N. Y
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New York
L.A
G. Bay
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Crow Brings Hopes for 49ers Season Turnaround
AP reports St Mary's California John David Crow, a Heisman winner with a troubled pro tenure, joins the San Francisco 49ers aiming to end two seasons in the NFL West cellar. Coach Jack Christiansen praises Crow as a key difference maker in a reshuffled backfield alongside J D Smith and Ken Willard, with Brodie and Mira competing for quarterback duties.
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Associated Press
ST. Mary’s Calif
John David Crow
San Francisco 49Ers
Texas A.&m
St. Louis Cardinals
John David
49Ers
Crow
Jack Christiansen
Don Lisbon
J. D. Smith
John Brodie
George Mira
Mira
Miami
Cleveland
Brodie
Christiansen
John
J.D. Smith
J.D
Ken Willard
North Carolina
Buffalo
Gary Lewis
Mike Lind
Dave Kopay
Washington
Kathy Cole Leads U.S. to Medley Relay Gold at Maccabiah Games
In Tel Aviv the 14 year old Kathy Cole from North Miami Beach Florida anchored a world record 400 meter freestyle relay to gold, joining Rita Morse Carole Adler and Heidi Ross in a 4 26 5 victory over South Africa. The men's 400 meter medley relay won by eight yards over Israel in 4 16 7 with Dan Behr Ken Ziskin Minder and Dick Abraham.
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Israel
Kathy Cole
Miami Beach
Fla
Miss Cole
Rita Morse
Nashville
Tenn
Carole Adler
Encino
Calif
Heidi Ross
Walnut Creek
South Africa
Dan Behr
Rockford
Tll
Ken Ziskin
Burbank
Drag Race Record Chasing Swimmer Aims for Century
Union Grove AP reports a mixed day at the Maccabiah Games with records broken in four swimming finals and top North American drivers in a nitro-fuel drag event. The United States led with ten finals, Israel three, and Australia one through two days of competition.
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Union Grove
West Coast
United States
Great Lakes
Australia
John Stark
Israel
Davidson Could Start For Reds After One Hit Relief
Ted Davidson impressed in a six inning relief showing against Milwaukee, earning the win as Cincinnati beat the Braves 3-1. Manager Dick Sisler praised him and hinted at a possible starting role, while Davidson preferred relieving and noted he enjoys pitching and staying in the bullpen. The Reds sit in second place one-half game behind the Dodgers, with Atlanta and Milwaukee close.
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Ted Davidson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
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Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Cincinnati
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Nuxhall
Sisler
Bobby Bragan
Morris Sets Single Season Strikeout Record in Midwest League
Wisconsin Rapids hurler Danny Morris tied the Midwest League single season strikeout mark with 14 Ks, bringing his total to 274. The Greenville Kentucky native earned the win as the Twins beat Fox Cities 12 to 3, improving to 16 wins and 8 losses on the year.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Danny Morris
Morris
Greenville
Robert Strong
Decatur
Ill
Twins
Fox Cities
Appleton
U.S. Beats Soviet Union 81 38 in Budapest Showdown
The United States, led by Bill Bradley Fred Hetzel and Ollie Johnson, smothered the Soviet defense 81 to 38 in a Budapest arena. Coach John Kundla praised the defense as the key while the victory virtually clinched the gold for the U S team. The squad next faces France and Hungary in upcoming games.
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United States
Soviet Union
John Kundla
University of Minnesota
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Bradley
Hetzel
Ollie Johnson
San Francisco
U.S
France
Hungary
Red Phillips Debuts in Viking Exhibition Start
In Bemidji Minnesota, Red Phillips will be among ten players making their first exhibition start against the Washington Redskins. Phillips, recovering from hand fungus surgery, is ahead of rookies and given leeway by coaches as Norm Van Brocklin plans final cuts before the Sept. 19 opener.
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Phil King
Hal Bedsole
Dave Osborne
Bob Lacey
Fran Tarkenton
Lonnie Warwick
John Kirby
Jeff Jordan
Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Start Of A Crack
A Wall Street era AP note discusses how cracks in walnuts revealed that flaws can start away from impact, a phenomenon paralleled in glass bottles and jars. Research from the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute led to lighter yet stronger bottles and jars than a few years ago.
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New York
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Bowling Scores for Merry Mixers and Sports Bowl Scratch
In Shamrock Lanes Dolly Madison leads high team series with 1949 and high game 728 while Jean De Munch tops the high single at 186. In Sports Bowl the O K Bar squad wins with 2444 team series and 858 team game. top individuals include George Goyette 572 Del Schroeder 554 George Myer 529 Corne Miller 507 Ken Robert 498 and Howard Borger 496.
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J. DeMunch
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Corne Miller
Ken Robert
Howard Borger
Nicklaus Jokes After Shooting 80 In Tourney
In Akron Jack Nicklaus fired an 80 in the American Golf Classic opening round after a rough start with a triple bogey on the first hole and nine bogies. Johnny Pott and Jim Ferrier led with 68 while Bobby Nichols stood one stroke back.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferrier
Bobby Nichols
Local Horses Shine at Stillwater Show in August 2022
La Crosse owner Jerry Heberlein and rider John Phalon earned multiple placements in Stillwater Minnesota. Heberlein’s horse He Wolf's Wendy placed second in combined training medal class and hunter under saddle, fourth in dressage second level, and sixth in hunt seat and ASPCA McClay medal classes. Ann Phalon rode Shamrock to first in hunt seat equitation 11 years and under and sixth in pony hunter back. Ridgeview’s Lynn Luxford rode three horses with fourth in dressage first level, second in pony jumper, and fifth and sixth in hunt seat events. Terry Mueller’s Mighty Mouse earned sixth and seventh in first year green jumper.
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Hunter Guild
Stillwater
Minn
He Wolf
Wendy
Jerry Heberlein
John Phalon
Hunter
Hunt Seat
Aspca McClay
Ann Phalon
Shamrock
Lynn Luxford
Ridgeview Stables
Miss Luxford
Satan
Ridgeview
Pride
Rocket
Hunter Stake
Mighty Mouse
Terry Mueller
Magnuson Pushes Truce in AAU NCAA Feud
Sen. Warren Magnuson says he will not tolerate further mischief as he and the Senate Commerce Committee seek to cement a truce between the AAU and NCAA. A temporary amnesty and arbitration are planned to end the battle that harms athletes and U.S. international chances. Kennedy urges a permanent federal arbitration board with USOC support from Tug Wilson.
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
U.S. Track and Field Administration
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
U.S. Olympic Committee
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
USOC
South Dakota Sets Duck and Goose Seasons
South Dakota assigns duck season from October 9 to November 17 and goose season from October 1 to December 14. The dates fall within the framework approved by the Department of Interior as decided by the Game, Fish and Parks Commission on Wednesday.
Rodriguez and Moreno Triumph In Lightweight Bouts
In Los Angeles Luis Rodriguez from Miami defeated Rubin Carter on points after ten rounds. In Oakland Ricardo Moreno from Mexico knocked out Tony Vasquez in the second round.
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Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Rubin
Carter
Paterson
N.J
Oakland
Calif
Ricardo Moreno
Mexico
Tony Vasquez
Milwaukee Braves seek federal court in antitrust case
The Milwau kee Braves and nine other National League clubs petition to move Wisconsin antitrust suit from Circuit Court to U.S. District Court. They argue federal jurisdiction due to diversity of parties and interstate commerce law. The action, filed by Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette in Milwaukee Circuit Court, follows the Braves’ announced move to Atlanta next year.
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Milwaukee Braves
Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
la Follette
Dragaway Sunday Show Opens with Ivo and Purdhomme
Hollywood racer Tommy Ivo brings his Charger to the drag meet along with California's Don Purdhomme driving the Hawaiian. Both stand as top entrants in the upcoming event.
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Tommy Ivo
Hollywood
Charger
Don Purdhomme
California
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