Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The bulletin lists standings for the American League East and West with teams and records. It also provides today and Wednesday schedules including Cincinnati at Chicago and multiple night games across MLB venues.
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Cincinnati
Kirby
Chicago
Todd
Atlanta
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Montreal
San Diego
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
G.b
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
California
Horgan
Wise
Lee
McNally
Johnson
Medich
Briles
Peterson
Decker
United Press International
Pet G
St Louis
Chicago New York
Phillies edge Dodgers as Cash drives late winner
Philadelphia's Dave Cash delivered the tying run in the seventh and the winning run in the ninth against Los Angeles, lifting the Phillies 5-4 and narrowing the gap behind the Cardinals in the NL East race. Don Sutton started for the Dodgers and Marshall yielded the decisive hit.
Interview with Hank Cook on football career and eye injury
Hank Cook discusses draft disappointment and why he was not picked high, his vision impairment, speed, and catching ability. He recalls workouts and practice hours, notes his pass patterns and hands as key assets, and plans to return to New Mexico State as a graduate assistant if pro football fails.
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Abe
Gibron
Cook
Gayle Sayers
Bears
Gerald Tinker
New Mexico State
Village Hills II names 1975 officers in Little League
The Village Hills Little League announces its 1975 officers with Joe Flamand returning as president and Jim Forren as vice president. Linda Brimmer becomes secretary and Mary Denson treasurer, alongside a slate including Jay Brimmer administrative director Pat Radford financial director Bill Turner field director and others in key posts.
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Village-Hills
Little League
Joe Flamand
Jim Forren
Linda Brimmer
Mary Denson
Jay Brimmer
Pat Radford
Bill Turner
Bill Daniels
Bob Horne
Solons' Hausman fans four homers in loss and win
Tom Hausman of the Solons allowed 10 earned runs but pitched the full game to earn a win. Sacramento hitters belted seven homers in a 16 to 10 victory led by Bill McNulty with his fourth and fifth long balls in three days driving in five. McNulty has 33 homers, one behind teammate Gorman Thomas, as both chase the PCL single season mark of 60 with 339 four baggers in 49 games at Hughes Stadium.
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Astros
Cardinals
Greg Gross
Roger Metzger
Mike Cosgrove
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Padres
Mets
Dave Winfield
Bill Greif
Willie McCovey
Jerry Koosman
Giants
Expos
Jim Barr
Steve Renko
Barry Foote
Renko
Braves
Pirates
Dusty Baker
Dave Johnson
Atlanta
Dock Ellis
Marty Perez
Baker
Ralph Garr
Carl Morton
Cubs
Reds
Andrew Thornton
Bill Bonham
Oscar Zamora
Fred Norman
United Press International
Sacramento
Tom Hausman
Solons
Bill McNulty
Gorman Thomas
Tiny Hughes Stadium
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Village Hills
John Garry
Bill Studley
Raul Lopez
Rickey Eck
Robert Barowski
Eddie Roselli
Randy Wood
Bryan McComb
Mitch McDaniel
Charles Denson
Roselli
Jo Meneley
Mike Wilson
Dan Petry
Bill Meneley
Gary Hargis
Ken Clayton
Tim Gillham
Phils
Marshall Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Cash
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Jay Johnstone
Dave Lopes
Cash
Marshall
Dodgers
Tommy Hutton
Lopes
Joe Ferguson
del Unser
Orioles
Angels
Dick Williams
Williams
Ross Grimsley
Boog Powell
Rick Coggins
Birds
Yankees
Royals
Bobby Murcer
Yanks
Thurman Munson
John Mayberry
Murcer
Red Sox
Rangers
Dwight Evans
Reggie Cleveland
Bob Montgomery
Carlton Fisk
Brewers
White Sox
George Scott
Mike Hegan
Billy Champion
Scott
Hogan
Wilbur Wood
Bill Melton
Hank Cook
Hills II
Dwayne Norris
Clay Denson
Jim Keener
Gene Doud
Bob Hicks
Marie Duffey
John Duffey
Lacumbre Plaza
Santa Barbara
Sam’s Shell Tire Sale
Gabriel Red Ryder
NO. H St
Shell
Paynes
Divers Supply
Osiland
Pet
the Complete Pet Store
North H St
Lompoc Plaza
S. ‘H’ St. Lompoc
B.c.‘S
Lompoc
Germany
Tendricks
Lompoc, Calif
Santa Maria
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