Standings and Schedule Corner Diagrams Across Two Leagues
Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL with 34 wins and 14 losses, Pittsburgh at 29-22, and New York 26-29, followed by St. Louis 23-29, Chicago 22-29, Montreal 17-28, and West’s Cincinnati 32-20, Los Angeles 31-23, San Diego 27-23, Houston 27-29, Atlanta 20-30, San Francisco 21-33. Monday results include Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 8 Los Angeles 6. Today’s pitchers list matchups across the leagues with HBO.
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Colwell Leads Fresno Open Bowling with 233 Average
Paul Colwell of Tucson tops the Fresno Open after two rounds with a 12 game average of 233 and 2803 total pins. Dan Roche sits second with 2796 as Dave Davis Carmen Salvino and Bill Spigner also make the top five. Colwell credits an off-season diet and improved timing after a winter campaign.
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UPI
Paul Colwell
Tucson
Ariz
Colwell
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Downey
Cedar Lanes
Dave Davis
Atlanta
Carmen Salvino
Chicago
Bill Spigner
Hamden
Conn
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Cubs
Andrew Nenninger
Brad Eager
David Buntemeyer
Eager
Mark Dansby
Jim McIntyre
Billy Schultz
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John Montoya
Brian Holden
Tom Davis
Sean Coughlin
Firehouse
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Scott Kennedy
Rbi
Chuck Dean
Kenny Burger
Bill Cox
Joe Terrones
Scott Davis
Walt Rupp
Yanks
Forrest Libby
Mark McGuire
Philip Degenhart
Padres
Johnathan Lynn
Shannon Dixon
John Dixon
Mike York
Eddie York
Robert Ketchen
Mark Julien
Tim Hogan
Scorpions
Steve Dupree
James Hackett
David Ochoa
Dupree
Guy Valenzona
Scorpi
Braves
Pythians
Larry Jacinto
Jacinto
James Kelly
Greg Steiger
Paul Aragon
Youth baseball and softball league roundup results
Central Coast teams led a large turnout with American Majors action as Picos beat Aztecs 13 to 4 and later 7 to 4, while Toyotas, Beatties, Pistons, and Dodgers franchises posted wins. Standout performances included Ricky Lowery tripling for Picos, Andrew Nenninger driving in six for Dodgers, and Beatties star Kevin Gustafson with multiple hits.
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Aztecs
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Ronnie Morrison
Blake Gilson
Ricky Linde
Shawn Donlea
Joe Pacheco
Elks
Donlea
Mark Armero
Curt Kolish
Tony Garife
Armero
Beatties
Camaros
Kevin Gustafson
Jeff Walters
Randy Dodson
Brance Taschler
Pistons
Keith Imano
Philip Braun
Steve Zubiate
Rbi
Jeff Hamstad
Anthony Miranda
Toyotas
Archers
David Atwood
Jim Vargas
Richard Kracke
Kracke
Joe Romero
Daniel Williams
Steve Risenhoover
John Atwood
Angels
Moose
Ben Gonzales
Anthony Nunes
Richard Tyler
Rodney Campbell
Shaun Holloway
Peter Rosso
Ray Klein
Twins
Jimmy Vargas
Charles Greenlee
Joe Johnson
Darrell Hall
Tom Perelka
Tags
Optimistics
Jim Miller
Matt Hyland
Ray Delgado
Angel Ybarra
Murphy Patrick
Damian Pampina
Paul Graham
Ranzany Wins Ninth Round TKO In Sacramento
Pete Ranzany the North American Boxing Federation welterweight champion stopped Alfonso Hayman in the ninth round of a scheduled ten round bout at Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento. The crowd of 3,978 watched Ranzany improve to 25-1 with 17 knockouts while Hayman fell to 16-8-3 after a cut opened by a fore head. Ranzany was ahead on all three judges cards before the stoppage.
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Calif
UPI
Pete Ranzany
North American Boxing Federation
Alfonso Hayman
Philadelphia
Memorial Auditorium
Hayman
P.J. Montemayor
Ranzany
Ring Magazine
Women’s Diane’s Chosen Few rout Starbuck Starlets in softball
In a brisk adult softball night, Diane’s Chosen Few beat Starbuck Starlets 16 to 3 as Caroline Winter led with 3 hits and 3 RBIs. Cindy Donahue and Gale Schmidt each added 3 hits and 2 RBIs, Sue Bosworth collected 3 hits, and Donahue earned the win.
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Starbuck
Caroline Winter
Rbi
Cindy Donahue
Gale Schmidt
Sue Bosworth
Donahue
Yolanda Vasquez
Vargas Jewelers
Ken’s
Mobil
Joe Hecker
Levi Foltz
Ruben Terrones
Ken
Bill Aragon
Pat Fridrich
Liquor Emporium
Strokers
Rick Candaele
Dick Wilson
Danny Boe
Tony Guest
Fat Jax
Koala Bears
John Dwyer
Doug Trulock
van Foreman
Bob Froehlich
Marty Bultz
NPI
Les Atchley
Major league star leaders list from United Press International
Key league leaders include batting leaders Kingman and Otis, home runs by Schmidt and May, RBIs led by Foster and Bur, stolen bases led by Cedeno and Patek, wins by Jones and Lonborg, and ERA leaders such as Zachry and Forsch. The figures reflect 100 at bats and 4 earned run average benchmarks across National and American Leagues.
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Ali eyes retirement as $75 million goal looms
Muhammad Ali privately wants to quit boxing despite talks of $75 million in offers. He claims $31 million earned, $56 million possible after the Norton bout, and $6 million and $1 million purses for the upcoming rematch at Yankee Stadium. He discusses Foreman, possible comebacks, and public image while acknowledging boxing has become grueling.
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