Final standings and Sunday results in major league baseball
The final standings list Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Montreal, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Houston, San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles with varied scores. Sunday results show Pittsburgh defeating St. Louis 1 0 in two games and other matchups including Philadelphia beating New York 2 1 and Chicago topping Montreal 8 2 with Cincinnati 11 Atlanta 1 and San Diego 3 Los Angeles 2.
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Final Leaders in Batting and Pitching Across Leagues
National League batting leader Schmidt and American League champ Nettles lead a list across NL and AL for top hitters. Carlos Foster and L. May pace home runs and RBIs with Morgan, Schmidt, and Munson among top run producers. Pitching leaders include Seaver and Rau with stellar ERAs and wins, while Koosman, Tanana, and Palmer post strong win totals.
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NFL Standings and Monday Game Schedule
The standings show teams and scores such as Cincinnati 45 Cleveland 24 Buffalo 50 Kaw City 17 New Eny 48 Oakland 17 Philadelphia 14 Atlanta 13 Chicago 33 Washington 7 Green Bay 2 Detroit 14 Houston 31 New Orleans 2 percent St Louis 27 NY Giants 21 Baltimore 42 Tampa Bay 17 Dallas 2 percent Seattle 13 Los Angeles 31 Miami 28 San Francisco 17 NY Jets 6 Denver 26 San Diego 0. Monday features Pittsburgh at Minnesota night.
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Historic gridiron clash yields multiple plays and scores
A high scoring game featuring LOM and SM with multiple drives. Highlights include Thompson to Brav e for a 31 yard pass, Boler and Fridrich scoring on runs, and a late Swann field goal. Also listed are detailed kickoffs and drives across the second half.
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Georgia Pounds Alabama 21 0 in Top 10 Showdown
Georgia, ranked sixth, held Alabama to 49 rushing yards and sacked QB Jeff Rutledge six times to claim a 21-0 victory. QB Matt Robinson led the Bulldogs with a rushing TD and a key pass, while Bear Bryant lamented the shutout.
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Bulldogs end slump with 24 14 win over Lobos
Allan Hancock College Bulldogs snap a 0-2 skid by defeating Monterey College 24 to 14 at Dave Boyd Field in Santa Maria. Redell Windley rushed for 116 yards and scored three touchdowns while John Almaguer added a 22 yard field goal and three extra points.
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Carpinteria edges Pirates in defensive win
Carpinteria defeated Santa Ynez Valley 6 nothing as Steve Perez connected with Doug Pauley for a 28 yard first quarter TD after a Pirates misplay. Santa Ynez struggled to score, their lone threat ending on an end zone interception.
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Suns and Trojans Deliver Pair of Shutouts
Suns 12 Raiders 0 as Tony Ruiz scores twice, one on a 30 yard run, the other after Jeff Foss 15 yard run setup. Trojans 14 Hawaiians 0 with Bill Cherry and Jim Schroder scoring short TDs while the defense holds Hawaiians to minus 3 yards.
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