Baseball Scoreboard and Tuesday Games Summary
A cluttered box of results lists scores from American and National League games, with numerous matchups including New York Detroit Montreal and Cincinnati. The page also notes Tuesday and Wednesday scheduled games and player lineups across several teams and venues.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Andujor
Renko
Phigdelphia iCoriton
Corruthers
Hooton
Gores Houston
Philadelphic
Atlante
Orly
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Californio
Boston
California
Oakiend
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Hartzell
Wise
Oakland
American Association
Omaona
Howe Os
Indianapol
Evansville
West
Patoeb
Denver
Oxley City
van Tulse
Wichita
Tulse
Indianapolis
Omaha
Iowa
Okla City
Oklahome City
Mondey
Charleston
Richmond
Memphis
Tidewater
Rhode Island
Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Gomes Cherteston
Memohis
Spomore
Sacramento Pf
Som Loke
Tucson
Albveveraque
Phoenix
Socramento
Spokone
Sot
Loke
Albveverave
Sacramento
Spokane
Lake Albroverque
Phorny
Wright Set For Pitt Rematch In Dallas Preseason
Cowboys star Rayfield Wright gears up for a rematch with the Pittsburgh Steelers led by L C Greenwood in Texas Stadium. Wright cites last year’s near win and a hot field as factors while noting his recovery from a knee injury.
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Dallas
Rayfield Wright
Pittsburgh
Dallas Cowboys
L.C. Greenwood
Wright
Steelers
Texas
Cowboys
Hawaii
C. S.C
Greenwood
Vilas defeats Fibak to win Canadian Open in Toronto
Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeats Wojtek Fibak 6-4 7-5 6-2 to claim the $25,000 first prize at the Canadian Open. Vilas breaks Fibak three times in the final and wins his second Canadian Open title as Fibak laments his Monday night misfortune. Hewitt and Ramirez beat Gilbert and Orantes 6-1 6-2 in the men's doubles final.
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Toronto
Wojtek Fibak
Jimmy Connors
U.S
Indianapolis
Harold Solomon
Louisville
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Fibak
Bournemouth
Spain
Manuel Orantes
Vilas
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Adriano Panatta
Fibaki
Deuce
Bob Hewitt
Ramirez
Juan Gilbert
Fort Sill
Fort McClellan
Ala
Sill
Lee Blaban
Santiago Lieras
Redstone
Arsenal
Fort Rucker
White Sands
N.M
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Yuma
Ariz
Leonard Wood
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Butner Field
Sipe Remains No 2 Despite Strong Showing
In Philadelphia, Cleveland’s Brian Sipe directed three TD drives in a 21-17 exhibition win over the Eagles, but he remains the Browns backup behind Mike Phipps. Sipe completed 12 of 16 for 157 yards and two scores, while Phipps struggled in the second half. The game featured a late burst by Philadelphia before a Browns two minute drive and interception set up a 21-3 halftime lead.
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Philadelphia
Brian Sipe
Cleveland Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego State
Cleveland
Forrest Gregg
Sipe
Brian
Gregg
Mike Phipps
Browns
Phipps
Greggs
Bill Bergey
Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Vermeil
Mike Pruitt
Paul Warfield
Thom Darden
Mike Boryla
Brian Duncan
Horst Muhlmann
Warfield
Dave Logan
Don Cockroft
Owens to Quit Pro Football Amid Knee Injuries
Former Heisman winner Steve Owens, a Detroit Lions fullback for six seasons, plans to retire due to ongoing knee problems. At 28, he warned further damage could cripple him, ending a career highlighted by a 1971 1000 yard rushing season and 10 touchdowns. He will return to Oklahoma to pursue business ventures.
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Detroit
Steve Owens
Detroit Lions
Owens
Oklahoma
Tiger Stadium
Lions
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