Standings and scheduled games across baseball leagues
Standings show Chicago 7 New York 4 Cincinnati 4 San Fran 1 Philadelphia 2 Montreal Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 0 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2 San Diego 4 Houston 2. Friday games include San Diego at Los Angeles and Atlanta at Cincinnati among others. standings list team records and upcoming matchups with times and pitchers noted.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
San Fran
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
Tate
Reuschel
Forsch
Koniecazny
Jones
Kison
Los Ang
Phila
San Francisco
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
West W
Pet. G.b
Oakland
California
Kansas City Ll
Texas
Minnesota
Minn
Kan City
J. Perry
Lee
Bosman
Ruhle
Broberg
Kant
Wright
Palmer
Hunter
Singer
Kansas City
Briles
New
W. Pet
Lompoc Girls Track Defeat Cabrillo Conquistadores 63 37 at Huyck
Lompoc girls track team defeated Cabrillo 63 to 37 at Huyck Stadium. The Braves won eight firsts including both relays with season best 54.1 in the 440 relay and lifetime best marks for several athletes, while Cabrillo claimed two field events.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo Conquistadores
Huyck Stadium
Braves
Peanut Herigstad
Yvonne Cline
Diane Middleton
Lauri Johnson
Crystal McGant
Mel Bland
Congs
Ellis
Wilks
D. Ellis
Middleton
F. Ellis
Cabrillo
Hamer
Plebanek
Blackwell
Lambo
B. Ellis
Herigstad
Cornes
Delozier
Mile—Cline
E. Adair
Bonds Delivers Fifth Inning Heroics For Yankees Victory
Bobby Bonds sparked a late rally with a three run homer in the ninth inning to lift the Yankees to a 6-4 comeback win over the Baltimore Orioles at Shea Stadium. Roy White and Elliott Maddox opened the frame with singles before Bonds homered off reliever Boba Dee. The win followed four runs in the eighth inning by Baltimore to take a 4-2 lead.
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United Press
Bobby Bonds
Yankees
Flushing
Shea Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
Bonds
New York
Orioles
Boba Dee
Roy White
Elliott Maddox
Yankee
Bill Virdon
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Roger Maris
Homer
Reynolds
San Francisco
Bullet Bob
Walt Williams
Maddox
Dave Duncan
Tommy Davis
Baltimore
Indians
Red Sox
Boog Powel
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Boston
Perry
George Hendrick
Rangers
White Sox
Jim Spencer
Jim Bibby
Chicago
Texas
Spencer
Mike Hargrove
Hargrove
Len Randle
Brewers
Tigers
Robin Yount
George Scott
Milwaukee
Detroit
United Press International
Willie Stargell
Richie Zisk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Stargell
Zisk
Pirates
Cardinals
Jerry Reuss
Dodgers
Braves
Los Angeles
Doug Ray
Lee Lacy
Carl Morton
Atlanta
Phillies
Expos
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Dave Cash
Steve Rogers
Montreal
Padres
Astros
John Grubb
Bill Greif
San Diego
Houston
Paul Siebert
Dave Tomlin
Greif
Reds
Giants
Joe Morgan
Ken Griffey
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
Nuggets Even Series as Leonard Lashes at Officials
Denver tops Indiana 104-99 to square the Western Division final at 3-3. Pacers coach Bobby Leonard criticizes referees John Vanak and Jack Madden in a dressing room tirade after the game, warning ABA fines may follow. Debbie Johnson wins April Medallion at Village Country Club with 69 net, while golf results list multiple flight placements.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Denver
Larry Brown
Indiana
Market Square Arena
Pacer
Bobby Leonard
John Vanak
Jack Madden
Nuggets
Pacers
Leonard
American Basketball Association
ABA
Debbie Johnson
Village
Johnson
Village CC Women
Elsie Briscoe
Jean Sullivan
Sullivan
Shirley Johnson
Wilma Lilly
Marge Jensen
Marguerete Bledsoe
Briscoe
Viv Irvine
Foolish Pleasure Draws No.3 Post In Derby Field
Foolish Pleasure, clear favorite in a 15 horse Kentucky Derby field, earned the No. 3 post at Churchill Downs. Master Derby drew No. 5, Prince Thou Art No. 8, Sylvan Place No.14, with Promised City likely to start No.15. Other runners and owners listed with post positions as the field was set.
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Louisville
UPI
Foolish Pleasure
Churchill Downs
Leroy Jolley
Golden Chance Farm
Darby Dan
Sylvan
City
Elmendorf
West Coast
Avatar
Diabolo
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Calloway
Zidar
Chestnut
Hays
Pearson
Bland
Rosenhauer
Yanks
Angels
Royals
Tommy Harper
Bruce Bochte
Mickey Rivers
Buck Martinez
Jefs
Village CC
Lenore van Wyk
Crisis Center
David J. Ray, M.D
St.—Lompoc
R.F. Roberts
Honey Mark
John W. Macom
Clarence Benjaman
Anthony Leggio
Bold Chapeau
Pedro Diaz
Gatch
Roland Aristone
Hobeau Farm
North H St
Roper
John Silva Ownei
King’s Furniture Sale
King’s
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Kroehler
Berkline
Virtue
Douglas
By Simmons
Simmons
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Bigelow
State Bank No
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U.S
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United States
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Terrill F. Cox
Bill E. Way
Olga V. Goularte
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