PPP Standings and Schedule for Wednesday Night Games
UPI reports Hassler and Splittorff leading versus Kansas City and Oakland as Oakland faces Minnesota and Chicago travels to Texas. Osteen Jenkins games set for 9 p m with several night matchups across the league including Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston New York Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Diego Montreal Philadelphia St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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California
Hassler
Kansas City
Splittorff
Oakland
Abbott
Minnesota
Goltz
Chicago
Osteen
Texas
Jenkins
Detroit
Miln
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
West Kansas City
Lolich
Grimsley
Kern
Hood
Gura
G.b
Montrea
Capra
Les
Messersmith
Angeles
Richard
Freisleben
Blair
Lonborg
McGlothen
Brett
Seaver
Burris
Gullett
Falcone
Little League roundup highlights early season results
National Majors Camaros 5 Beatties 2 led by Richard Adams and Cliff Leach each 3 for 4 with a triple. Leach and Jeff Walters strong in the field. Aztecs 4 Toyotas 3 as Miguel Ortega earned the win with Nelson and Thompson contributing. Picos 9 Elks 3 featured Steve Eager 3 for 4 with a triple double and Jules Manfreda tripling.
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Camaros
Richard Adams
Cliff Leach
R. Yanez
R. Heathman
B. Taschler
Leach
Jeff Walters
Aztecs
Toyotas
Miguel Ortega
Nelson
Thompson
Tuomi
Picos
Elks
Steve Eager
Jules Manfreda
Bob Lowery
David Arnold
Craig Chambers
Mark Armero
Tony Garife
Meade Hedricks
Bobby Lowery
Shawn Donlea
Jim Heter
Randy Dodson
Eager
Grange Sprouts
Central Coast
Brian Townsend
Pete Dyer
John Wright
Dale Deegan
Red Kids
Jack-in-the-Box
Donald Hohimer
Amado Carpio
Alvin Bragg
Jacks Truckers
Alray Grossi
David Hartley
Barry Bowser
National
Firehouse Nine
Jay Hague
Mike Berg
Pat Thompson
Firehouse
David White
Joe Davis
Packers
Yankees
Matt Berg
Yanks
John Dixon
Cubs
Robert Marshall
Scott Powell
Padres
Charles Velasco
Sean Russell
Mark van Allen
Moose
Giants
Mark McGraw
Jim Miller
Davis Barr
Red Sox
Brett Herzog
Ross Johnson
Gilbert Rios
John Mickadell
Alan Bryson
Victor Bryson
Optimistics
Andy Jackson
Kirby Rodriguez
John Foote
Scorpions
Indians
Brad Eager
Frank Centino
Chris Dawson
John Montoya
Pythians
Mets
Scott Stitch
William Cox
Eugene Vargas
Darrel Hall
Brad Kennedy
Braves
Craftsmen
Ron Osborne
Teddy Grossini
Richard Kracke
Notice on Sports Result Reporting Standards
The Record sports department requires full names and correct spellings on all results. Scores must be legible and submitted by the deadline. scorekeepers should obtain a complete roster from league officials to fill sheets. Notify the sports department at 736 2313 ext 259 if a game is missing or information is incorrect.
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Record Sports Department
Hemmeter downplays Namath role in WFL success
World Football League President Chris Hemmeter says Joe Namath in a WFL uniform would be a nice luxury but not crucial to the league. He notes Namath's involvement or the TV deal would not determine the league's long term prospects, stressing that a TV contract matters only later.
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Memphis
UPI
World Football League
Chris Hemmeter
Joe Namath
WFL
Namath
Colonels clinch ABA East title in five games
Kentucky Colonel veterans Artis Gilmore and Dan Issel led a dominant second half as they defeated the Spirits of St Louis 123 to 103 to win the Eastern Division final in five games. Freddie Lewis suffered a sprained ankle in game four, crippling St Louis’ rhythm and tempo.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Stan Albeck
Kentucky Colonels
Albeck
Colonels
Spirits of
St. Louis
New York Nets
Freddie Lewis
Freddie
Bob MacKinnon
Kentucky
Hubie Brown
Lewis
Bird Averitt
Ted McClain
Dan Issel
Brown
Marvin Barnes
Kentucky the Colonels
Artis Gilmore
Issel
Gilmore
Village mixed tourney ends with 57 net by Van Wyk pair
Norris Van Wyk Lenore Van Wyk Matt Howerton and Wilma Lilly shot a net 57 to win the regular monthly mixed tournament at Village Country Club. 25 foursomes teed off in best ball. second place went to Berends MacClure Teller and Lee with a 58. Other Village results include multiple wins and low nets across several days.
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ED Ganster
Norris van Wyk
Lenore van Wyk
Matt Howerton
Wilma Lilly
Village Country Club
Darrel Berends
Dorothy MacClure
William Teller
Kay Lee
John Russell
Toni Russell
Gerald Dutra
Lorraine Dutra
Lee Irvine
Viv Irvine
John Martin
Jean Martin
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Osborne
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Mike Bubba
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Joel Flamand
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Ricky Hansen
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Scott Heckler
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Joe Hardy
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Scott Miller
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N.P.I
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Charles Battle
Ed Barnard
McDonalds
Boys Club
Kim Fabing
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Bob Lawrence
Rick Mesa
Limjoco
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Bob Leonard
Les Atchley
Liquor Emporium
Bob Williams
John Love
Fred Garife
L.F.E. Market
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Tim Costa
al Walker
Mike Terrones
Says Hemmeter
Village Monthly
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Keith Wright
Jack McDowell
Daron Katzakian
Fred Morgan
Hal Goodlad
Morgan
Paul Adamson
William Schuyler
Max Wilson
Bill Lockwood
Ken
Doran
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Jim Oliver
Ed Lilly
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Howard Grantz
Jake Scott
Marguerite Bledsoe
Fremont
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Transmatic
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Lompoc
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Frutiger
Noaa 4
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
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