Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
American League matchups including New York at Minnesota and Oakland at Baltimore listed with pitchers and times. Multiple games across National League with Houston at Montreal and Cincinnati at Philadelphia, plus Chicago at San Diego and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
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New York
Medich
Minnesota
Woodson
Oakland
Fingers
Baltimore
Alexander
Boston
Lee
Chicago
Bohnson
Sunday’s Games Include 6 and 3 Wichita Wins
Summary of Sunday games with Wichita 6 and 3, Indianapolis 12, Iowe or Tulsa, rain and postponements. Oklahoma City game postponed with Evansville and Denver also delayed due to rain.
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Wichita
Indianapolis
Iowe
Tulsca
Omohe
Oklahoma City
Rein Evansville
Denver
Omaha
Evansville
Tulsa
Iowa
Omeoha
Okichoma City
Baseball Scores From Saturday Games Across Cities
The standings list multiple matchups with Bristol, Sherbrooke, Reading, Pittsfield, West Haven, Quebec and others posting results. Notable scores include Three Rivers 11 over West Haven 4 and Quebec 5 over Pittsfield 3.
Reiser Hurt In Fourth Inning Brawl At Candlestick Park
Pete Reiser, Cubs coach, suffered a head injury and spent the night in hospital after a fourth inning brawl at Candlestick Park as the Giants beat Chicago 11-9 in the opener of a doubleheader. Cubs pitcher Milt Pappas, Whitey Lockman, Hank Aguirre, and Giant Jim Barr were ejected. Barr also hospitalized for precautionary x rays.
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Reiser
Giants
Cubs
Ron Santo
Chi
Cago
Whitey Lockman
Hank Aguirre
Milt Pappas
Giant
Jim Barr
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Kees
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Pappas
Barr
Secretariat Faces Preakness Test After Derby Victory
Secretariat rebounded from Derby week doubts with a 2 1/2 length win in 1:59 2/5 for the 144 mile Kentucky Derby. Sham and others head toward Pimlico for the May 19 Preakness despite gear bumps and tough bids from Knightly Dawn and Beautiful Music. Cougar II also shined at Hollywood Park winning the Century Handicap to push his earnings past $1 million.
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Seteknee
Tunatic
Bandoyaternopretariat
Turcotte
Wood Memorial
Secretariat
Sham
Lou Goldfine
Shecky Greene
My Gallant
Chicago
Bill Besseguet
Pimlico
Frank “Pancho” Martin
Martin
Aljamin
Stop the
Impecunious
Step Nicky
Baltimore
Angle Light
New York
Meadow Stable
Lucien Laurin
Riva Ridge
Cougar N
Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Susan’s Girl
Shoemaker
Gentry Security Win Pin Crowns Bankers Bowling Tourney
Jim Gentry of Lawton won the singles title at the Bankers Invitational Bowling Tournament in Oklahoma City with a 695 series after a 241 204 174 game line. Security Bank of Lawton claimed the team championship with a 3066 total, featuring Bob Scott Don Richardson Carless Tubbs Jerry Butler and Tom Lewis.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Gentry
Lawton
Windsor Lanes
Gentry
John Ambrosek
Sheridan Bank
Security Bank of Lawton
Bob Scott
Don Richardson
Carless Tubbs
Jerry Butler
Tommy Lewis
Banks
Surprising Late Rally Wins At Suffolk Downs And Arling
With The Horses Twist surged to win the My Fair Lady Handicap at Suffolk Downs by three quarters of a length in a tight finish. Full Pocket led wire to wire for four lengths in Arlington Park’s Olympic Handicap. Commander Fayette closed to win the National Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Akira captured Lincoln’s May Flowers Handicap at Lincoln.
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Boston
Twist
Suffolk Downs
Chicago
Arlington Park
Commander Fayette
Lincoln
R.I
Akira
Lincoln Downs
Perfect Game Moves Canadiens Near Title
In Chicago, Montreal goalie Ken Dryden star as the Canadiens blank the Black Hawks 4-0 to take a 3-1 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Yvan Cournoyer and Chuck Lesley push Montreal’s offense while Marc Tardif nets early in a defensive battle. The Canadiens eye a 18th Cup with one more win.
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Chicago
Ken Dryden
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Billy Reay
The
Hawks
Black Hawks
Reay
Hawk
Tommy Ivan
Marc Tardif
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Frank Mahovlich
Chuck Lesley
DiGregorio Stars As U S Beats Russia 83 75 In Indianapolis
Ernie DiGregorio of Providence sparked the U S national basketball team to an 83 75 victory over Russia on the American tour in Indianapolis. He scored 20 points and had eight assists while coach Bob Cousy praised defense and the addition of Len Elmore and Marvin Barnes to the lineup.
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Indianapolis
Ernie “D
U.S
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
Dero
DiGregorio
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Maryland
Len Elmore
Marvin Barnes
Ernie D
Ernie
New England Grabs Title
Teddy Green, veteran defenseman, leads New England Whalers to a 9-6 victory over the Winnipeg Jets in the WHA championship. Green, returning from a skull fracture, reflects on past NHL titles with the Bruins and weighs this win against earlier triumphs. He notes choosing the Whalers to prove himself and be with a winner.
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Boston
Teddy Green
Green
New England Whalers
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Boston Bruins
Whalers
Bruins
WHA
Winnipeg
The
Baseball Line Scores From Multiple Games Across Leagues
Oakland swept a doubleheader with Cleveland, 10-0 and 7-3. Buchholz? Noted HR by Rudi, Tidrow and others pitched. Texas beat Detroit 7-3 with Johnson homer. New York and Chicago produced a high scoring 11-2 game as Wood won for the Cubs. Cincinnati and Montreal split. Houston routed New York 14-8. St Louis held off Los Angeles 3-2. San Francisco beat Chicago in 12 innings 11-9. San Diego defeated St Louis 8-3 behind Caldwell. Pittsburgh blanked San Diego 8-0.
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Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
San Francisco Houson
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Oakland A’s
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
New York Yan
Oakland
Cleveland
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Tidrow
Dunning
Kilkenny
Farmer
Duncan
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Strom
Lamb
Johnson
Ellis
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Bando
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Burris
Bonham
la Roche
Aker
Hundrey
Barr
McDowell
Sosa
Moffitt
Corrithers
Rader
Sadek
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Kay
Handley
Pepi
Kingman
Matthews
Bonds
Tennis Stars Lead World Championship Doubles Win
Stan Smith and Bob Lutz defeated Tom Okker and Marty Riessen 6 2 6 4 6 0 to win the World Championship doubles with a $40 000 prize. Pasarell ousted Roche 6 1 3 4 6 3 in Kansas City. Casals defeated Gunther for a $30 000 prize in Family Circle event. Pearson won the Winston 500 at Talladega. Rankin captured the Raleigh Classic title at 1 under par. Cord topped Harvey 1 up at North South Amateur. McElroy and Campbell swept two events in the Marine Corps Relays.
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Montreal
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
California
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Kansas City
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Tony Roche
Australia
Hilton Head Island
S.c
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Nancy Gunther
San
Raleigh
N.C
Judy Rankin
Pinehurst
N. C
Mike Cord
Bill Harvey
Quantico
Brian McElroy
Villanova
Robin Campbell
Sports International
Marine Corps
Aggressive Basketball Leads Pacers to Game Four Win
Indiana Pacers used a physical approach to beat Kentucky 90-86 in a ABA championship game tying the series at 2-2. Coach Bobby Leonard vowed continued aggression as Artis Gilmore battled foul trouble and Donnie Freeman clashed with Rick Mount, prompting a bench-clearing incident. The scene moves to Louisville for game five Tuesday night.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Denver
Utah
Kentucky
Indiana
Colonels
Louisville
Pacers
Bobby Leonard
Joe Mullaney
Artis
Mullaney
Donnie Freeman
Rick Mount
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Philodelphic
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Todey’s
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International League
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Tucson
Albuquerque
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Salt Lake
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Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Bobby Bonds
Dave Rader
Pete
Charles “Chub” Feeney
Charlie Fox
Dodge Secretariat
Mike Renshaw
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Lyle Ball
Cache Road
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Fred Cheek
N. Sheridan
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C. D. Stuart
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