National League scores and results across cities
Baseball standings and results from the National League include Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Chicago Montreal and other teams. Sunday's results feature Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston and St Louis with several interleague matchups and postponed or rescheduled games noted.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
A compact, period style recap of American League standings and Saturday results. Includes team records and league leaders, plus Sunday standings notes and upcoming Monday and Tuesday games across California, Boston, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Oakland, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Kansas City, Texas, Baltimore.
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Bill Lee
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Cleveland Indians
California Angels
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Rice
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Rangers
Lenny Randle
Mike Hargrove
Tom Grieve
Ken Singleton
Randle
Wayne Garland
Cesar Tovar
Dyar Miller
Grant Jackson
Dave Nelson
Hargrove
Tim Nordbrook
Jerry Neudecker
Earl Weaver
Elrod Hendricks
Brewers
Kurt Bevacqua
Dick Bosman
Robin Yount
Rollie Fingers
Charlie Moore
Tom Murphy
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National Football League Exhibitions Scores Report
AP report lists numerous exhibition results across NFL teams. Minnesota beat Dallas 16-13, St Louis defeated Oakland 22-13, Buffalo topped Los Angeles 31-7, Detroit downed Kansas City 27-24, Miami edged New Orleans 20-10, Denver beat Houston 27-2. Giants 72 1 Jets 29. World Football League results included Jacksonville 26 over San Antonio in OT and Philadelphia 22 over Memphis 46.
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New York Jets
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Southern California
Birmingham
Portland
Shreveport
Hawaii
Confident Fitzmorris Salvages Game For KC
Kansas City Royals pitcher Al Fitzmorris delivered a strong outing against the Cleveland Indians, lasting eight innings with Doug Bird providing relief to seal a 5-2 win. Hal McRae homered for KC, and Brett and Hendrick combined on a scoring sequence in the fourth. Whitey Herzog praised Fitzmorris as the Royals avoided a fourth straight loss.
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Oscar Gamble
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Cleveland
Rick Manning
George Brett
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George Hendricks
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Jack Brohamet
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Frank White
Freddie Patek
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Bears Edge Cardinals in late TD rally in preseason
Chicago Bears beat St Louis 14 to 13 as Gary Huff Bobby Douglass and Bob Avellini split fourth quarter scoring duties. Douglass led first half with limited completions while rookies Roland Harper and Jerry Latin shined. Clifton Taylor punched in two short scores as Bears move to 2-1 in exhibition play.
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Carl Garrett
Bob Bell
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Roland Harper
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Mirro Roder
Two Area Men Finish First In Horseshoes
SEDALIA The Horseshoe Pitching Tournament entered its second day at the 1975 Missouri State Fair with championship playoffs on Sunday. In Class D Val Hikes of Mexico won, a ninth year entrant who also played in the world tournament in Indiana earlier this summer. Don Decker of Centralia captured first in Class E, returning as last year’s Class D winner and having competed in the fair for four years.
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Cards Win With Speed Halicki Dazzles Mets
St Louis tops Atlanta 6-2 as Willie Davis steals third on a first-inning misplay creating two runs. Brock collects base 800, Davis adds two hits and a steal. Schoendienst lauds speed as key. Cards tie for second in NL Fast with Phillies after weekend set. Halicki shines in San Francisco as Dodgers struggle in LA with scoring not translating to win.
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Clyde King
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Atlanta
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Lou Brock
Brock
Carl Morton
Ted Simmons
Rob Belloir
Darrell Evans
Rod Gilbreath
Belloir
Reggie Smith
Red Schoendienst
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Schoendienst
Ed Halicki
New York Mets
San Francisco
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Halicki Blanks Mets in 0- h no hitter at Candlestick
Halicki, once a Met fan, threw a six inning no hitter while the Dodgers fell 5-3 in four innings against Montreal. The Mets were overpowered by a pitcher who allowed only four balls to reach the outfield and saw two Dodgers errors fuel the Expos run. Eddy Halicki’s gem, with 11 innings of four hit support, completed the Mets’ sixth no hitter in 14 years and first NL no hitter since 1973.
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Giants
Ed Halicki
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Phil Niekro
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Gaylord Perry
Lions Rally To Debut Win At Pontiac Stadium
Detroit Lions stage a late comeback to beat the Kansas City Chiefs 27-24 in the grand opening at Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium. Greg Landry directs the offense, connecting late after an eight-for-24 start, while KC uses multiple quarterbacks under coach Paul Wiggin. The $55.7 million venue hosts its first event amid traffic, power issues, and weather, with Lions edging Chiefs for their first win of exhibition season.
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Lenny Dawson
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Charlie Sanders
Jimmie Jones
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Fd Podolak
Dexter Bussey
Jan Stenerud
Charlie Thomas
Errol Mann
Young UCLA Sciarra Headlines Pac-8 Title Race
UCLA’s John Sciarra shines in the opener with 390 total yards as coach Dick Vermeil eyes a Rose Bowl run. USC’s young “Baby Brigade” headlines a strong Pac-8 field, while Stanford California and Oregon State vie to challenge from behind.
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Dick Vermeil
University of Southern California
Southern Cal
John McKay
College gridiron notes from west coast spring camps
College veterans compete for guard and tackle spots as Oregon parades a deep line led by Dennis Boyd and Fred Anderson. Washington rebuilds at quarterback with Cliff McBride replacing Chris Rowland while Robin Earl fuels the Husky backfield. San Diego State eyes title with veteran defense anchored by Mike Gilbert and Greg Boyd. Fresno State relies on passer Nef Cortez to boost the aerial game.
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Marvin Powell
Joe Davis
Jeff Flood
Stanford
California
Cardinals
Mike Cordova
Ron Inge
Cordova
Jack Christiansa
Geb Church
Hick Morty
Endland
Mike Kobielsky
Dave Brown
Dee Andros
Dennis Boyd
Fred Anderson
Tuan Chamberlain
Suphanare Redken Sieur
Oregon
Gene Brown
George Bennett
Don Read
Don Johnson
Washington
Chris Rowland
Don James
Cliff McBride
Robin Earl
Husky
James
Dan Lloyd
al Burleson
Jerry Payne
Don
San Diego State
Aztecs
Claude Gilbert
Mike Gilbert
Greg
Boyd
Ed Kertel
Kevin Feeney
Kenny Hinton
Reggie Lewis
John Tremblay
Colorado
Fresno State
Nef Cortez
Bulldogs
MU Freshmen Shine in Scrimmage at Missouri
Missouri coach Al Onofrio led a 24 hour scrimmage as freshmen Burge and Leo Lewis impressed with 40 and 25 yard receptions. Tony Galbreath scored twice on a 70 yard drive and a 60 yard TD run. Kicking was weak, but no serious injuries occurred as Onofrio noted strong effort and depth limits.
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Tony Galbreath
Steve Pisarkiewiccz
Joe Stewart
Charley Burge
Burge
Leo Lewis
Curtis Brown
Jomel Williams
Onofrio
Kevin Loying
State Fair Auto Races Highlight Area Drivers
At Missouri State Fairgrounds Keokuk's Mike Derr won the 100 lap feature in a 1969 Dodge Charger after taking the pole and regaining lead on lap 34. Joe Wallace and Jerry McCredie finished second and third as Derr earned $1,000.
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Marshall
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Geiberger wins Tournament Players Golf Championship
Al Geiberger fired a final round 69 to capture the $250,000 Tournament Players Golf Championship by a three-stroke margin over Dave Stockton in Fort Worth. In San Jose, Tampa Bay edged Portland 2 0 to claim the North American Soccer League title.
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