Baseball Scores and Schedules Mixed With Team Listings
A dense recap of multiple baseball results and forthcoming games. It lists city abbreviations and scores for teams like New York Chicago Montreal San Diego St Louis Atlanta Cincinnati and Philadelphia, with Saturday and Sunday matchups and pitcher notes. The fragmentary text also mentions players Zachry Espinosa Ray Burris and others with win loss records and scheduled games across several parks.
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Philade Pitts
New York
Chicago
St. Leuis
Montreal
West Cincinnati
Los Ang
Houston
San Diego
Atlant
San Fran
Sec
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Zachry
Espinosa
Ray
Burris
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Medich
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Barr
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Rasmussen
Messersmith
Jones
Montreat
Stanhouse
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Francisco
Perllas Delphia
Marked Man Matuszak Calls Out Media Pressure
Chiefs defensive end Joan Matuszak says people target him because he is a football player. He claims he was railroaded amid marijuana possession accusations in Tampa last month. He questions why items vanished from the car trunk weeks after the incident.
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Kansas City
Joan Matuszak
Kansas City Chiefs
Tampa
Fla
University of Tampa
Blues Eye Kansas City Move and Plager Coaching Role
Barclay Plager named player coach of the Blues Central Hockey League farm club in Kansas City. Blues President Sid Salomon said Kansas City is a potential resting spot if St. Louis arena finances fail, with the Scouts' move and arena costs prompting talks of a new downtown arena or city tax relief. Plager, a nine year Blues veteran and former captain, aims to play and coach this fall.
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Kansas City
Barclay Plager
Kanpeche
St. Louis Blues
Plager
Blues
National Hockey League
Sid Salomon
St. Louis
Salomon
NHL
Scouts
Denver
Providence
Slump Worries Royals Coach Herzog After Loss
Kansas City's Whitey Herzog laments a seven game AL West lead shrinkage as Detroit beats the Royals 3-2. He cites insufficient scoring despite nine hits, notes John Mayberry's slump, and praises pitching. Yankees’ Nettles drives in five as he again tops the Twins 9-3.
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Kansas City
Whitey Herzog
Kansas City Royals
Herzog
Royals
Detroit
Oakland A's
Boston
Tigers
Twins
Nettles
Yankees
Ed Figueroa
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Oakland A
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Connors Sees Love-Hate in Tennis After Upset
In Indianapolis at the U.S. Clay Court tournament Jimmy Connors, famed for brashness and skill, says he loves to win and hates to lose as he advances to the quarterfinals after defeating West German Karl Meiler on Friday.
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Indianapolis
Jimmy Connors
Connors
Karl Meiler
U.S
Kiwanis Golf Concludes With Columbia Victory At Moberly
The Kiwanis Division 5 golf tour wrapped at Moberly Country Club with 41 players from six clubs. Columbia edged Centralia by a quarter stroke to win the six-match series, while Centralia earned the attendance trophy. Individual honors went to Jerry Waisner of Centralia for low gross and George JF of Mexico for low net.
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Moberly
Columbia
Centralia
Fulton
Mexico
Montgomery City
Jerry Waisner
George JF
Jerry Walsner
George Irion
J. E. Bach
Bill Niedergerke
Archie Ellis
Morris Bloom
Leroy Sharp
Casey Neffert
Lynn Yocum
Mike Worley
Dave Keller
Smokey Keller
Dick Ault
Dick Ahrens
Tom Riddle
City Golf Tourney To Begin
Mexico recreation director Joe Bailey announced the annual city golf tournament qualifying from Tuesday, Aug. 17 to Sunday, Aug. 22. The 18 hole final is Sunday, Aug. 2 with a $3 entry fee. Residents and Arthur Hills members may play. Trophies will honor the top two in four flights: championship, A, B and C.
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Mexico
Joe Bailey
Arthur Hills
FAN MAIL: Readers to Send Letters to The Ledger
The Mexico Ledger invites readers to write letters for a new FAN MAIL sports feature. Share thoughts on whether the Blues should stay in St Louis, if Oakland will challenge the Royals, or Gussie Bush's handling of the Cardinals. Include name address and phone for verification.
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the Ledger
Blues
St. Louis
Oakland
Royals
Gussie Bush
Cardinals
Mexico Ledger
Mexico
Madden Sees No Purpose In 41-17 Romp Over Jets
New York Jets lose 41-17 as Oakland Raiders rout in preseason. Madden questions the point of exhibitions after a blowout. Stabler protected well in first quarter, while Richard Todd impresses for the Jets with 224 passing yards. Saints top Bills 21-14 in the other preseason game.
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Madden
Jets
NEW York
Jonn Madden
Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
Kenny Stabler
Raiders
Joe Namath
Richard Todd
New Orleans Saints
Buffalo Bills
Stabler
Oakland
Jess Phillips
Pete Banaszak
Mark van Eeghen
David Hamm
Cruz Paces Redbirds To Easy Win In Atlanta
Hector Cruz drove in four runs including a pivotal fifth inning double as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Atlanta Braves 8-0. Pete Falcone earned the win, limiting Atlanta to eight hits, while Dick Ruthven took the loss. The rally included four straight fifth inning singles by Mumphrey, Templeton, Brock, and Simmons, plus a Cruz sacrifice fly.
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Atlanta
Hector Cruz
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Pete Falcone
Braves
St. Louis
Dick Ruthven
Jerry Mumphrey
Garry Templeton
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Busch Urges Ouster of NL Leaders at Summer Meetings
ST. LOUIS AP Busch leads push for six member committee to study National League failures over labor talks Giants move to Toronto and leadership losses. John McHale to chair panel including Cardinals Braves Padres Phillies Mets reps. Busch faults Feeney and Gaherin and calls for new NL leadership in a Phoenix meeting report.
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ST. Louis
A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Phoenix
Ariz
Busch
Charles Feeney
John A. Gaherin
Players Union
Feeney
San Francisco Giants
Toronto
John McHale
Montreal Expos
Cardinals
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San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Gaherin
Marvin Miller
John Gaherin
Giants
San Francisco
Obscure Doctor Leads PGA with 134 at Congressional
Doctor Gilmer Bryan Morgan, an optometrist, shot 68 after a 66 to lead the PGA Championship at 134, while defending champ Jack Nicklaus posted 69 for 140. Tom Kite 138 and a pack including Tom Weiskopf, Don January, Gary Player, Ben Crenshaw, and others trailed as the cut fell at 149.
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Bethesda
Jack Nicklaus
Gilmer Bryan Morgan
Nicklaus
Congressional Club
Gil Morgan
Morgan
Oklahoma
Tom Weiskopf
Tom Kite
Weiskopf
Parfour
Don January
South Africa
Gary
Ben Crenshaw
Gen Littler
Bob Zender
Jerry McGee
Charles Coody
Bill Collins
Jerry Pate
Dave Hill
Arnold Palmer
Illness Cancels Houston Practice
The Houston Oilers canceled an afternoon session in Huntsville after several players were sidelined by a mild stomach disorder. Missing the brief morning workout were quarterback Dan Pastorini, tackle Greg Sampson, cornerback Zeke Moore and defensive end Albert Burton.
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Huntsville
Tex
Houston Oilers
Dan Pastorini
Greg Sampson
Zeke Moore
Albert Burton
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