Weekend baseball schedule with numerous matchups
Thursday results include Chicago beating St Louis 2 1 and New York over Philadelphia 2 0. Friday night games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among others with times listed. Saturday showdowns place Pittsburgh at Chicago and Oakland at Chicago, plus multiple city pairings across the league.
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Garvey questions Reds' confidence ahead of series opener
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey says the Cincinnati Reds show self doubt due to a boastful rivalry. The Dodgers lead the NL West by two games and open a four game set in Cincinnati tonight, Garvey suggesting Reds talk is a crutch to bolster belief they are as good as they claim.
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Colton and Cabrillo Dominate In Complete Box Scores
Box scores show Colton defeating Cabrillo 9 to 6 with Norris earning the win and Castro taking the loss as Colton racks up RBI from Bland Boyer Strain and Phipps while Gile Endiman Phelps and Gonzalez contribute. Lompoc blank Charter Oaks 8 to 0 as Martinez Cruz Mangum Dodson and Wallace pace a shutout with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Aztecs edge Beatties in National Majors roundup
In a tight National Majors game the Aztecs beat Beatties 5 to 4 as Anthony Firanda pitched the route and went 3 for 3 with a homer and triple. Rodger Heathman and Brance Taschler shared the win for Aztecs in the bottom of the eighth.
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Melton haunts Sox as Angels top Chicago in 3-2 win
Melton drove in three runs including a two-run double as the California Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-2, snapping Chicago’s 10-game win streak. Tanana pitched, Jose Melton’s late grounder added insurance, and Bobby Bonds’ single helped break a 3-3 tie.
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Baugh seeks first LPGA win to match fame and form
Laura Baugh, aiming to end a long winless slump, led the LPGA Championship after a five under par 68 in round one. The 20 year old, who turns 21 Monday, seeks her first victory to match her glamorous image after a career filled with near misses and strong early promise.
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Guthrie Becomes First Woman Qualifier for World 600
Janet Guthrie, a 38 year old physicist from New York, becomes the first woman to qualify for NASCARs World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway by posting 152.797 mph in a Chevrolet. She starts 12th as Benny Parsons tops the day at 155.538 mph for No.16 starting position.
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Hull tops Howe as Jets win WHA title in sweep
Gordie Howe, a legendary foe, watches as Bobby Hull and the Winnipeg Jets dethrone the Houston Aeros to claim the World Hockey Association championship. Hull scores the decisive goal and adds two assists in a four game sweep, capping a dream climb from 1972. A downtown parade and banquet honor Hull’s first WHA triumph.
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