Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A roundup of recent scores includes Richmond defeating Charleston 2 1 Rochester 7 Columbus 4 Tidewater 8 Pawtucket 3 Syracuse 4 to 3 Toledo 3 to 4 Indianapolis 7 Springfield 4 Oklahoma City 8 to 3 Wichita 4 to 2 Denver 5 to 3 Omaha 3 to 6 Evansville 3 to 5 Iowa 1 1 Albuquerque 4 Vancouver 2 Spokane 7 Phoenix 0 San Jose 1 Tacoma 0 Portland 11 Salt Lake 2 Tucson 9 Hawaii 0 Lethbridge 7 Great Falls 3 Calgary 6 Medicine Hat 1 Idaho Falls 4 Butter Billings 16 Helena 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Richmond
Charleston
Rochester
Columbus
Tidewater
Pawtucket
Syracuse
Toledo
American Association
Indianapolis
Springfield
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denver
Omaha
Evansville
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Albuquerque
Vancouver
Spokane
Phoenix
San Jose
Tacoma
Portland
Salt Lake
Tucson
Hawaii
Pioneer Lethbridge
Great Falls
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Idaho Falls
Billings
Helena
Baseball Leaders Include Foster and Rice in Record Runs Batted In
Cincinnati’s Foster tops RBIs with 53 while Rice of Boston leads in home runs with 23 and RBIs at 67. Pitching highlights feature Bonham and Montefusco at 82 and 72 decisions, and Guidry with 12-0 along with Tiant 7-0 and Lyle 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Cincinnati
Winfield
San Diego
Guidry
New York
Tiant
Boston
Lyle
Ryan
California
Baseball and other leagues see multiple player moves
Toronto Blue Jays send catcher Brian Milner to Medicine Hat in Pioneer League while activating outfielder Rick Bosetti from the disabled list. Chicago White Sox sign James David White and assign to farm system. Indians designate Al Fitzmorris under rule 2(d). Yankees place Willie Randolph on 21-day list, recall Mike Heath from West Haven. Mariners send Byron McLaughlin to San Jose, activate Rick Honeycutt from the DL. Expos hire Dick Williams for two years, Bahnsen reinstated. Mets option Mike Bruhert to Tidewater, call up Tom Hausman. Bulls sign free agent center LaRue Martin. Argonauts name Lorne Richardson assistant coach. 49ers sign guard Walt Downing. Chargers name Pat Hodgson receiver coach. Sting lose Doug Mark to Earthquakes. Cosmos sign Arsenio Rodrigues Jardim to a three year deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Blue Jays
Brian Milner
Medicine Hat
Alta
Rick Bosetti
Chicago White Sox
James David White
Cleveland Indians
al Fitzmorris
New York Yankees
Willie Randolph
Mike Heath
West Haven
Seattle Mariners
Byron McLaughlin
San Jose
Rick Honeycutt
Montreal Expos
Dick Williams
Stan Bahnsen
New York Mets
Mike Bruhert
Tidewater
Tom Hausman
Chicago Bulls
LaRue Martin
Toronto Argonauts
Lorne Richardson
San Francisco 49Ers
Walt Downing
San Diego Chargers
Pat Hodgson
Chicago Sting
Doug Mark
New York Cosmos
Arsenio Rodrigues Jardim
Pioneer Baseball League Scores Across Calgary Lethbridge and Billings
Pioneer League Tuesday results from Calgary Lethbridge and Billings include Medicine Hat at Calgary 6 2 with Calgary winning 6 6. Lethbridge 3 6 with Great Falls 3 6. Butte 1 Idaho Falls 5. Billings 16 Helena 4. Notable pitching: Cuellar, Picconi, Billardelio, Rammet, Nozcclolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lunar
Cuellar
Frank
Petralli
Coward
Picconi
Mueller
Lethbridge
Great Falls
Claude
Lopez
Alert
Rabb
Ferst
LaPointe
Billardelio
Seth—Billardelio
Daho Fall
Idaho
Butte
Idaho Falls
Costello
Suarex
Strawn
Witt
Adams
Rammet
Hearn
Henson
Nobel
McKinney
Neely
la Casio
Taylor and Sullivan
Billings
Redus
Probable pitchers for today's MLB games
Detroit Wilcox and Slaton face Cleveland Watts and Paxton in a 2 p.m. set. New York McCall and Clay visit Milwaukee Augustine and Caldwell for a 2 or 7 p.m. game. Baltimore McGregor opposes Toronto Clancy at 7:30 p.m. Kansas City Spilttorff meets California Knapp at 10:30 p.m. Texas Jenkins faces Oakland Langford at 10:30 p.m. Chicago Kravec battles Seattle Abbott at 10:35 p.m. In the National League New York Koosman at Chicago Lamp at 2:30 p.m. St Louis Martinez vs Pittsburgh Bibby at 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia Lonborg vs Montreal Schatzeder at 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Hooton vs Atlanta Niekro at 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati Neeman vs Houston Dixon at 8:35 p.m. San Francisco Barr vs San Diego Junes at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Lala Cleveland
Toronto
West Texas
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Seattle
Cleveland
Texas
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
West
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Wilcox
Slaton
Watts
Paxton
McCall
Clay
Augustine
Caldwell
McGregor
Clancy
Spilttorff
Knapp
Jenkins
Langford
Kravec
Abbott
Koosman
Lamp
St.Louis
Martinez
Bibby
Lonborg
Schatzeder
Hooton
Niekro
Cinncinati
Neeman
Dixon
Barr
NHL weighs four club WHA expansion plan
NHL governors meet in Detroit to explore adding the Edmonton Oilers New England Whalers Quebec Nordiques and Winnipeg Jets to form a 21 team league. Talks center on funding a 24 million joining package and possible roster freezes while Winnipeg vows arena expansion to 15000 seats for 1979 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Hockey League
Board of Governors
NHL
World Hockey Association
Edmonton Oilers
New England Whalers
Quebec Nordiques
Winnipeg Jets
John Ziegler
Ziegler
Zielgler
WHA
Colorado Rockies
Denver
McNichols
Bill Wirtz
Colorado
Wirtz
Robert Steen
Winnipeg
Jets
Gotta faces clever dilemma as Stampeders prep for Bombers
Calgary Stampeders coach Jack Gotta weighs lineup options at linebacker with veteran Jim Baker and rookie Champ Dickerson competing for the top spot. Gotta considers shuffling imports to free another linebacker slot as Winnipeg trims its roster before the exhibition. Injuries and readiness affect both teams ahead of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Calgary Stampeders
Jack Gotta
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Jim Baker
Champ Dickerson
Baker
Gotta
Borg set to defend Wimbledon title
Wimbledon favorite Bjorn Borg, top seed, heads into the second round against Peter McNamara after a five set win over Victor Amaya. Borg eyes a third consecutive title, matching Fred Perry's 1934 1936 record, as others like Ashe Smith and Kodes exit early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Bjorn Borg
Peter McNamara
Borg
Victor Amaya
Amaya
McNamara
Melbourne
Christophe Roger-Vasselin
Fred Perry
Aus
Cycling Playdowns Continue Tonight at Highway 3
Cycling playdowns proceed this evening at 7 p.m. on Highway 3 three miles west of the airport. Participants must be aged 8 to 16. For more information contact Frank Devine at 526-9161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 3
Frank Devine
Second Game Line Scores Hit by Multiple Standouts
A dense set of baseball scores shows St Louis, Baltimore, San Francisco, Kansas City, Texas, Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago and more with high totals. Key players Falcone, Littell, San Fran’s Blue and Clark, Murray, and others contributed, with numerous home runs noted across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Falcone
Littell
Simmons
Reuss
Whitson
Hamilton
Jackson
Dyer
Hendrick
San Fran
San Diego
Blue
Hii
Sadek
Perry
Kinney
Wiley
Roberts
Sf—Clark
McCovey
Cardinals defeat Blue Jays in Calgary contest
The Medicine Hat Blue Jays lost 6-1 to the Cardinals in a Pioneer League game before 1,364 fans in Calgary. Curtis Coward tossed seven strong innings on 90 pitches as Jim McKnight drove in two runs and Ed Petryschuk scored, while Manuel Lunar struggled early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Blue Jays
Cardinals
Calgary
Curtis Coward
Cards
Jays
Mike Lessard
Coward
Paul Hodgson
David Ticconi
Lessard
Ticconi
Ed Petryschuk
Manuel Lunar
Cardinal
Jim McKnight
Lunar
Mike Cuellar
Gary Frank
Cuellar
Blue Jays
Calgary Stampeders face quarterback questions under Gotta
Calgary coach manager Jack Gotta signals cautious optimism for 1978 as injuries limited success last season. He praises Matthew Reed’s drive over John Hufnagel, notes Reed’s film study, and discusses potential trade talks with Bruce Lemmerman while defending Heston’s contract stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotta
Stamps
Calgary
John Hufnagel
Matthew Reed
Waiting In the Wings
Craig Juntunen
Juntunen
Hufnagel
Reed
John
Winnipeg
Denver
Montreal
Jack
Matthew
Lemmerman-Wilkinson
Bruce Lemmerman
Jocko
Ottawa
Andy Jonassen
Ed McEleney
Reggie Lewis
John Helton
Helton
Heston
Stampeder coach cites Canadian line upgrades and Helton critique
Gotta downplays Helton's value, noting 1976 and 1975 grades. He praises the Canadian offensive line with Larry Titley at centre and Willie Thomas and Bob Lubick at guard. Harold Holton may return to shore up a guard spot, while Harold Holton is considered. He emphasizes improved Canadian talent, speed, and morale as the team prepares for tougher league competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotta
Helton
Jack
Andy Jonassen
Reggie Lewis
Ed McEleney
Lewis
McEleney
Stampeder
Larry Titley
Bark
Willie Thomas
Bob Lubick
Lloyd Fairbanks
Tommy Humphrey
Bob Viccars
Willie Armstead
Harold Holton
Perigny holds lead in Canada Week cycling tour
Daniel Perigny of Quebec retained the overall lead after the 125.5 kilometre Victoriaville to Quebec City leg, with a total time of 5 hours 32 minutes 15 seconds. Fred Campbell of Ontario surged to second, while Leon D Orcnallas and other riders round out the top standings as the six day event moves toward Trois-Rivieres and Edmonton Commonwealth Games prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Daniel Perigny
Victoriaville
Quebec City
Perigny
Trois- Rivieres
Cap-de-la-Madeleine
Ontario
Fred Campbell
Edmonton
Montreal
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Major League Baseball
Moreno
Cedene
Bonham
Montefusco
Richard
Rice
Cowens
Baylor
Staub
Wilson
LeFlore
Del
Dilone
Cruz
Puhl
Hou
Madlock
Burroughs
Bowa
Pha Griffey
Cin
Parker
Pgh
Lopes
Clark
Smith
Whitfield
Perez
Howe
Triples
Richards
Herndon
DeJesus
Luzinski
Sports Transactions
Pioneer Linescores
Steen
Jack Nicklaus
Ollie Bakken
Dickerson
Southern Methodist University
Marvin Bass
Bakken
Bake
John Palazeli
Armstead
Tim Gillespie
Blue Bombers
Ray Jauch
Mike Malham
Archie Gray
Lewis Blanton
Steve Scully
Bud Harden
University of Manitoba Bisons
Jeff Hart
Bernie Morrison
Evan Jones
Rick Koswin
Chuck Liebrock
Harry Walters
Tom Forzani
Alex Reske
Tralian
John Newcombe
Dale Collings
Arthur Ashe
Stan Smith
Czechoslovakia
Jan Kodes
Ashe
Steve Docherty
United States
Foralta
Allan McLeod
Bow Island
Barry Bernhardt
Foremost
Abstainers' Insurance Company
Palmer
Dempsey
Lemanczyk
Ashby
Bal—Murray
Tor—Mayberry
Briles
Stanhouse
Hendricks
Jefferson
Coleman
Cerone
Bai—Daver
Tor—Carty
Leonard
Mingori
Porter
Brett
Griffin
LaRoche
Downing
Kc—Orfsby
McRae
Cal
Goltz
Marshall
Harrison
Wynegar
Haas
Replogle
Mk—Hisle
Davis
Rozema
May
Freisleben
Reuschel
Kern
Monge
Alexander
Det—Staub
Wood
Hinton
Nahoroday
Plummer
Polo
Todd
House
Rome
Stinson
Chi-Lemon
Molinaro
Breazeale
Kessinger
Hare
National League
Zachry
Stearns
Geisel
McGlothen
Moore
Rader
Kingman
Borbon
Vuckovich
Schultz
Swisher
Candelaria
Templeton
Kingsvia S.E
Eats
Urbo
Graham Kelly
Birmingham
Leon D’ornallas
Don Hodgsdon
Daniel Monat
Steve Allen
Joe Smyth
B.C
Gary Trevistol
Brian Keast
Claude Langlois
Marc Lapointe
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