Baseball Standings and Schedule Tie Ups Across Leagues
The tidied report shows standings for the National League with teams like Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco and San Diego, plus current results and upcoming games. It lists American League matchups including Chicago New York Baltimore Minnesota and California with planned games and times. Regional divisions show American and National league results, schedules, and scores from Saturday to Monday across multiple cities and leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Jenkins
Reuschel
Matlack
Gentry Col
Atlanta
Niekrokro
Houston
Dierker
Twitchell
Lersch
Bliss
Kison
Montreal
Morton
McAnally
Gibson
Bibby
Neon Cincinnati
Guillett
McGiothiin
John
Osteen
Reberger
Corkins
Carlton's Velocity Too Much For Atlanta In 8 0 Win
Phillies pitcher Steve Carlton fire to an eight to zero win over the Atlanta Braves delivering a five hitter and earning his 22nd victory. Carlton credited slider success from pitching every four days and discussed late inning focus as Cincinnati widened its NL lead while Pittsburgh and Los Angeles won their games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Carlton
John ‘Bateman
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Carlton
Phillies
Tom Hall
Richie Hebner
Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Jerry Johnson
Fred Norman
San Digo
Chicago
Wrigley Field
De Lozier Opens Lead In Labor Day Golf Tourney
Henry De Lozier of Stillwater shot consecutive sub par rounds for a five stroke halfway lead at the Elks Club course. He posted 69 Sunday after a 65 Saturday to stand eight under par through 36 holes, ahead of OSU teammate Ted Goin and a pack of contenders including Ted Mitchell and Jim Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Henry de Lozier
Stillwater
Elks Club
Oklahoma State
OSU
Ted Goin
Goin
Ted Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Jim Young
Lawton
Don Harrison
Chris Cole
Frederick
Randy Boyce
Bill Manor
Bobby Richardson
Jim Zimmerman
Mike Holder
Billy Huff
Steve Walser
Spitz and Yanks Favored In Medley Relay Today
Mark Spitz predicted he would win his seventh gold as the United States fielded a strong medley relay lineup including Heidenreich Stamm Hencken and the assistant coach praised the team. Sweden and Australia showed strong times in other events while U S women set records led by Rothhammer Neilson and Belote in relay and individual races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitz
U.S
Heidenreich
Mike Stamm
San
Sweden
Gunnar Larsson
Keena Rothhammer
Shane Gould
Sandra Neilson
Miss Gould
Miss Rothhammer
Santa Clara
Novella Calligaris
Italy
Australia
Beverly Whitfield
Gail Neall
George Haines
Haines
Miss Neilson
el Monte
Calif
Melissa Belote
Springfield
Cathy Carr
Albuquerque
N.M
Deena Deardruff
Cincinnati
Tim McKee
Newton Square
Larsson
Steve Furniss
Santa Ana
Gary Hall
Garden Grove
Ann Simmons
Long Beach
Jo Harshbarger
Bellevue
Wash
Vladimir Bure
Russia
John Murphy
Linsdale
Ill
Mike Wenden
Nedo Nadi
Antwerp
Houk Signs Three Year Deal To Manage Yankees
New York reports Ralph Houk has signed a three year contract to manage the New York Yankees through the 1975 season. Cincinnati notes Sparky Anderson in focus. Charlotte results show Vinny Giles winning the U S Amateur Championship by three strokes in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
New York
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Charlotte
N.C
Vinny Giles
Richmond
U.S
Californian Captures Drag Racing Championship in Tulsa
Don Moody of Santa Monica won the National Challenge top fuel event at Tulsa International Raceway with a 6.474 second quarter mile at 223.88 mph. Dennis Baca led Moody in the quarter finals after Don Garlits lost on a disputed wire finish. Moody, a Tulsa native, shares 30 percent of $25,000 purse plus contingency money. Tom McEwen won the funny car title and Bill Jenkins took pro stock. About 25,000 attended the nine hour final eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Don Garlits
Don Moody
Santa Monica
Calif
Nals
Garlits
Dennis Baca
Concor
Baca
Tampa
Fla
Moody
Oklahoma
Doug Walton
Wes Cerney
Tom McEwen
Fountain Valley
Preston Davis
Memphis
Tenn
Bill Jenkins
Malvern Pa
Herb McCandless
Burlington
N.C
Baseball line scores for multiple games appeared in the column
Line scores show Chicago and Milwaukee Texas Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Oakland and San Francisco Pittsburgh games with pitchers and wins losses. Wood Ryerson Tidrow Barr Giusti among the listed players and scores across nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Yanalbane
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Texas
Milwaukee
Oakland
Detroit
New York
Peterson
Gardner
Alexander
Dodgon
Blyleven
Corbin
Chicago
Bohnson
Goosage
Lemonds
Nelson
Boston
Trent
McGlothen
Lonborg
Lockwood
Perry
Fryman
Wright
Ryan
Odom
Horlen
Modified Stock Races Postponed at Lawton Speedway
Rain forced the postponement of the Oklahoma-Texas modified stock car championships at Lawton Speedway. The final night is rescheduled for September 17 at the same track while the NCAA tour comes to Lawton this weekend for the 10th week of its 11 week program. Super-modified drivers race in Amarillo this week and visit Lawton Speedway on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Speedway
Speedway Track
Lawton
Amarillo
Sunday Stars Pitching by Messersmith and Reds Comeback
Andy Messersmith of the Angels pitched a five hitter over 10 innings to beat the Orioles 1-0. Hal McRae of the Reds hit a pinch hit two run homer in the seventh to lift Cincinnati to a 4-3 win over the Expos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STARS
Andy Messersmith
Angels
California
Baltimore Orioles
Hal McRae
Reds
Cincinnati
Montreal Expos
McCluskey Wins 500 at Ontario California Speedway
McCluskey from Tucson won the California 500 at Ontario after a chaotic race with 161,240 fans watching. Grant failed to start from pole, Foyt led early before a diff gear failure, Unser retired with engine trouble, and Johncock crashed while contending for the lead. McCluskey finished one lap ahead of Mike Hiss with Vukovich third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Calif
Speedway
California
McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Jerry Grant
Irvine
Grant
A.J. Foyt
Bobby Unser
Dan Gurney
Unser
Jack Rabbits
Gordon Johncock
Johncock
Mike Hiss
Billy Vukovich
Red Sox Find New Way To Gain Ground In East
The Red Sox moved into second place in the AL East as Detroit and New York lost. Baltimore led after a Baltimore loss, while Boston edged closer with key wins and delayed doubleheaders ahead. Orioles pitcher Mike Cuellar stretched nine scoreless innings before a late Angels run. Oakland beat Detroit as Sal Bando ended a 0-for-24 skid with a 13th homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
East
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Tigers
Oakland
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
California
Orioles
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Andy Messersmith
Rudy May
Mike Cuellar
Angels
Eddie Watt
Jeff Torborg
Curt Motton
Johnny Oates
Messersmith
Sandy Alomar
Ken Berry
Oriole Motton
Rich Coggins
Lee Stanton
Boog Powell
Sal Bando
Bill Slayback
Catfish Hunter
Wichita Driver Dies In Crash At Grand Prix
Ralph A. Miller a Wichita racer dies on the Lake Garnett Grand Prix. Dan Burke 30 of St Louis unharmed after a preliminary collision on lap 10. Al Essig of Overland Park suffers serious injuries. Miller killed by skull fracture and chest trauma. third fatality in the event since 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Miller
Burke
Essig
Menorah Medical Center
Kansas City
Donald Ginardi
Ed Garner
Collinsville
Okla
Ron la Peer
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Housas City of Texas
Evansville
Omaha
Iowa
Indianapolis O
Wichita
Tulse
Denver
Oklahome City
Tuvisa
Indianapolis
Tows
Louisville
Toledo
Peninsula
Tidewater
Hawaii
Tacoma
Eugene
Portland
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Elmira
Reading
Pawtucket
West Haven
Sherbrooke
Three Rivers
Pittsfield
Quebec City
Carbeeeeee
Montgomery
Asheville
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Cubs
Norman
West
Wes Parker
Thomas Hill
Jonesboro
Ark
Munich
Jones
Berwyn Price
Great Britain
Miro
Slaw Wodzynski
Poland
Guenther Nickel
Ger
Bruce Maddox
Eddie Vossler
Bob Thweatt
Buddy Babcock
Gary Carlile
Bobby Dodson
Tom Evans
Terry Wilkerson
Thweatt
Manor
Harrison
Ted Harrison
Harold Gardner
Andy Seward
Fort Sill
Wood
Herrmann
Cox
McDaniel
Kekich
Blesingome
Munson
W—Wood
L—Cox
Ryerson
Sell
Sanders
Stephenson
Feiske
Paul
Billings
Fahey
W—Paul
L—Ryerson
Tidrow
Rosse
Granger
W—Tidrow
L—Perry
Gox
Slayback
Hiller
Zachary
Seelbach
Freehon
Hunter
Tenace
Barr
Johnson
Rader
Moose
Hernandez
Giusti
W— Giusti
L—Johnson
Cuellar
Ootes
Torborg
W—Messersmith
L—Watt
Singer
Richert
Yeager
Grzenda
Jutze
W—Singer
Crawford
Cariton
Bateman
Hardin
Kelley Nova
W—Carlton
Schueler
Hoerner
L—Hardin
Lis
Luzinski
McAndrew
McGraw
Dyer
Reuss
Gladding
Edwards
W— McGraw
L—Reuss
Moore
Marshall
McCarver
Boccabella
Billingham
Hall
Plummer
Bench
W—Hall
L— Moore
Menke
McRae
San Diego Oo
Kendall
Hooton
Earl Weaver
Bill Freehan
Tony Taylor
A’s
Gene Tenace
Bando
Dal Maxvill
Bert Campaneris
Tiger
Billy Martin
White Sox
Wilbur Wood
Carlos May
Mike Andres
Ed Spiezio
Casey Cox
Pat Kelly
Hal Lanier
James Irwin
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
AREA
Baptist
Comanche-Cotton Association
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CQ
Sears and
SAVE