Baseball Scores and Schedule Turbulence Across Leagues
Wednesday results show San Diego beating Chicago 3 2 and New York edging Philadelphia 2 2 0. Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 7 2 while Cincinnati triumphed over Philadelphia 9 7 and Montreal 4 St. Louis 4 0. Friday games include San Francisco at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores and schedule mix across teams
Random baseball results and upcoming games list many teams and scores. Boston Minnesota Chicago New York Milwaukee Kansas City California Baltimore Detroit Oakland Dallas appears in scattered results and Friday schedule notes.
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Baltimore
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Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
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Minnesota
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Cuellar
Balifornia
Figueroa
New York
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Etchicapo
Cleveland
California
Khoury League Midget and Bantam Division Recap
Pives Yankees and Biants Royale lead in the Khoury League Midget and Bantam divisions with notable performances from Lardinats Ahavericas and the Braves divisional teams. Sophomore girls and chick division action highlight the day’s standings and key outcomes.
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Braves
Chiefs Trade For QB Cook Acquire Lane
Cincinnati reports quarterback Greg Cook traded to the Kansas City Chiefs. Bengals coach Paul Brown said the move aims to aid Cook in returning from multiple shoulder surgeries. Lane, from Green Bay, was sent to KC for an undisclosed draft choice, while Peter Oosterhuis led the British Open after 68.
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Greg Cook
Kansas City Chiefs
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Ane
Ammer
Brown
Cook
Bengals
Green Bay
Wisc
Heen Bay
Witk MacArthur Lane
Kansas City Fs
Mexico Legion's Victory Over Fulton Sparks Nail-Biter
Mexico beat Fulton 4 to 3 in nine innings at Green Field, in a tight district race battle. Randy Harrington earned the win with relief by Charles Jennings as Mexico withstands a late Fulton rally. Clithero, Basinger, and Hamilton sparked early offense while McDonald and Ferrugia led the Fulton bats. Mexico improves to 9-9 overall and sits atop District Eight with a 4-1 mark alongside Fulton and Columbia.
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Mexico
Fulton
American Legion
Columbia
Jefferson City
Moberly
Centralia
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Randy Harrington
Charles Jennings
Jennings
Little Fulton
Blattner
Mike Clithero
Monte Basinger
Gregg Hamilton
Vic Ferrugia
Basinger
Hamilton
Johnny Fry
Robbie McDonald
McDonald
Ferrugia
Ron Reagan
Fry
Cliff Cox
Nettles Tops AL All Star Ballot In Final Vote
New York infielder Graig Nettles wins the starting third base spot in the 1975 All-Star Game after a late surge in fan voting. He edges Sal Bando and Buddy Bell, joining Thurman Munson and Bobby Bonds as New York starters in the 46th annual game amid a record AL outfield chase and a slate of newcomers from Oakland and Minnesota.
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Nettles
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Baseball Commissioners Office
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Ray Fosse
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Joe Rudi
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Tenace
Mike Hargrove
Texas
Reggie Jackson
Bert Campaneris
Rod Carew
Minnesota
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Carlton Fisk
Bonds
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Vida Blue
Rollie Fingers
Jim Kaat
Rich Gossage
Chicago
Jim Wynn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wynn
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New York Mets
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
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Roy Cey
Walt Alston
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Don Sutton
Mike Marshall
Dodgers
Tom Seaver
Jon Matlack
Mets
Tug McGraw
Philadelphia
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Randy Jones
San Diego
Jerry Reuss
Pittsburgh
Carnoustie Lions Purred as Records Fall at Open
In Carnoustie Scotland the British Open second round saw Bobby Cole of South Africa and others break the course record. Cole fired 66 to join early 36-hole leader 138 with Tom Watson and Andries Oosthuizen. Watson Marsh and Gallacher shot 67 to sit one stroke back at 139.
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Britain
Peter Oosterhuis re‘Agined
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Swith
Lion Links
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South Africa
Cole
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Andries Oosthuizen
Watson
Graham Marsh
Bernard Gallacher
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Billy Casper
Peter Osterhuis
Barry Burn
Marsh
Gallacher
Hale Irwin
John Mahaffey
Irwin
Mahafey
Ousthalgen
Horseshoe Crown Winners At Laddonia Fourth Of July Meet
Contestants from Wellsville Mexico Ferber captured first in the horseshoe event at Laddonia during the Fourth of July celebration Tobe Jackson Wellsville took Class A honors Val Fikel Meskey second Connie Smith Mexico first in Class B Merle Stotler Mexico runner-up Winfred Heaston Farber placed third Bill Heaston Farber top in Class C Russell Hudson Mexico second Jack Williams Laddonia third Williams chaired the tournament and led the tourney effort
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Mexico
Ferber
Hgters
Connie Smith
Merle Stotler
Winfred Heaston
Farber
Bill Heaston
Russell Hudson
Jack Williams
Laddonia
Williams
Chairan
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Two Mexico Women Qualify For National Karate Meet
Four mid-Missouri residents including two Mexico women qualified for AAU national karate championships to be held July 19 and 20 in Cleveland. Dana Smiley 18 dominated kumite and kata in Shawnee Mission Kansas while Judy Webb 27 also placed high. Dennis Rand, Jeff City native and Kei-Shin-Kan instructor, won in kumite and kata in the men’s black belt division. Final standings determine world championship entries in November.
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Jefferson City
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Rand
Second Draft Pick Signs With Blues
St Louis Blues announce the signing of Jamie Masters a 6 foot 1 inch 190 pound defenseman from Baltimore Ontario. Masters who was the Blues second pick in last month's draft led the Ontario Hockey Association defensemen in scoring in 1974 75 with 95 points on 26 goals and 69 assists for Ottawa.
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Jamie Masters
Ottawa Hockey Association
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
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Baltimore
Ont
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Ottawa
Moberly Beats Centralia Again In Big Night
Moberly overpowered Centralia 104 in a midweek clash as Bruce Mannix struck out 17 and allowed four hits. Tir Vetal had four hits. Tony Massman hit a solo homer in the fifth. Centralia, led by Darcy Henry, tried to rally but fell short with Kaiser Armontrout and Henry delivering RBIs.
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Bruce Mannix
Darcy Henry
Tir Vetal
Tony Massman
Rod Kaiser
Jeff Armontrout
Henry
Kimball Salisbury
Armontrout
Rbi
Simmons Shares Credit As Cards Destroy Giants
Ted Simmons homered? four hits in a 10 0 Cardinals victory over the Giants as St Louis pounded John Montefusco and four relievers. Simmons drove in a run with a double and added a single and RBI, crediting Ron Fairly for the hitting technique that helped him post a .329 season average and a .414 mark in nine games against San Francisco.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Simmons
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Fairly
Cardinals
Willie Davis
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RBI
John Denny
Powell Wins Top Flight In Jr. Golf
Nineteen players from seventh through twelfth grade competed in the Optimist Junior Golf Tour at Arthur Hills. Powell won the A flight with 83, Genth on 84, Spurrier 85, Toulson 86. B flight Lance Davis 87. C flight Robert Mack 101 in a playoff over Tim Purcell. D flight Walter Staley III 111.
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Arthur Hills
Jerry Powell
Mike Genthon
Tom Spurrier
Chris Toulson
Lance Davis
Richard Mack
Jimmy Page
Casey Page
Robert Mack
Tim Purcell
Martin Andreson
Janet Wertz
Cathy Offutt
Walter Staley III
Jeff Bishop
John Cline Jr
Jay Moore
Kim Wertz
Mitch White
Brewers Rally Past Royals On Money Big Night
Milwaukee slugger Don Money led the attack with two homers and Sixto Lezcano and Bill Sharp adding key hits as the Brewers defeated Kansas City 6-4. Del Crandall credited a pep talk but Money said only the team’s renewed focus mattered, with Money also delivering his 5th homer and Robin Yount driving in runs.
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Don Money
Milwaukee Brewers
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Kansas City Royals
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Royals
Boston Red Sox
Crandall
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Nelson Briles
Sixto Lezcano
Bill Sharp
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Lezcano
Gorman Thomas
Sharp
Thomas
Robin Yount
Jim Colborn
al Cowen
Fred Patek
Vada Pinson
George Brett
Hal McRae
RBI
John Mayberry
Cowens
Fran Healy
Eduardo Rodriguez
Colborn
Patek
Rodriguez
Eagles Trade Bulaich and Manning Signs Five Year Deal
In brief notes from the Associated Press the Philadelphia Eagles ship running back Norm Bulaich to the Miami Dolphins for an undisclosed draft pick. New Orleans Saints quarterback Archie Manning inks a five year contract. La Forza del Destino wins the Marblehead to Halifax ocean race as defending champion.
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Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
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New Orleans Saints
Archie Manning
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la Forza del Destino
Marblehead
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