Baseball Box Score Summary of Wednesday to Friday Games
National League standings and results from Wednesday through Friday with team totals, innings, and matchups. Montreal beat Chicago 6 1, Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 2 1, Pittsburgh six Philadelphia one, Cincinnati six San Francisco one, St Louis two New York two. upcoming games listed including St Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Montreal.
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American League Standings and Midweek Results Fragment
A fragmented ledger shows AL teams with records and games back, listing Milwaukee, Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Detroit, Kansas City, Minnesota, Chicago, Oakland, Texas, California, and Cleveland among others. Wednesday results: Milwaukee 6, Boston 2. Cleveland 3, Baltimore 1. New York 2, Detroit 1. Kansas City 4, Minnesota 4. Chicago 4, Oakland 3. Thursday games and Friday schedules are noted with many unreadable or partial entries.
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Nolan Ryan
Big Eight football ticket sales up across conference
AP reports prospective Big Eight football fans show rising demand. Iowa State sales rise 25 percent with a new 50,000 seat stadium. Oklahoma State up around 1 percent. Missouri up 6 percent. Kansas up 4 percent. Kansas State up 7 percent. Oklahoma adds nearly 10,000 seats and Nebraska home games are sold out for the 14th straight season. Colorado nears a sellout for the fifth straight year.
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Namath signs two year Jets contract in NFL deal
Joe Namath agreed to a two year contract to play for the New York Jets at about 450000 dollars per year. Bears trade rookie Wes Miller to the Cardinals for defensive end Greg Wojcik. Cliff Wettig resigns as Slippery Rock basketball coach to join Tennessee as assistant. Buffalo Braves acquire Dick Gibbs from Washington Bullets for a draft pick and cash. Tony Trabert named US Davis Cup captain. Arthur Ashe wins 6 2 6 2 in Louisville Pro Tennis. Brian Teacher upsets Dick Stockton at Western Open. Marianne Stangeland survives second round at Women’s Western.
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National Basketball Association
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Arthur Ashe
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Cincinnati
Brian Teacher
San Diego
Dick Stockton
Dallas
Boonville routs Centralia 14 to 1 on Saints’ rough night
Boonville pummeled Centralia 14-1 in seven innings as a 10-run rule ended the game. Boonville piled 14 hits, nine for extra bases, while Centralia managed three. Centralia’s 10 players in uniform battled through a late-season skid ahead of Sunday’s game with New Franklin.
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Ban Johnson
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David Ezell
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Indians Drop Title Game in Khoury B Final
Indians lose 11-1 to Palmyra in the Khoury B Championship as Mexico commits nine hits, five errors, and three walks in the finals. Palmyra finishes 10-2, while the Indians end 6-3 after a rough three innings.
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Foster Heads to Denver in Nuggets Trade
The Denver Nuggets acquired 6-foot-1 guard Jimmy Foster from St. Louis for a future Denver draft choice. Foster, entering his second season, averaged 4.5 points last season for the Spirits and sat out training camp due to a knee injury. He is a left-handed guard from Connecticut who was drafted by Carolina and owned by St. Louis after a franchise move, with Carl Scheer now Nuggets president and GM remaining involved.
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Patek shines as Royals rout Twins in Bloomington night
Freddie Patek collected four hits and drove in three runs to spark Kansas City past Minnesota 6 to 4. Whitey Herzog praised Patek’s defensive and hitting contributions, with pivotal plays at short. Pitcher Dennis Leonard earned the win, and Doug Bird sealed the save as Minnesota stranded runners.
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Eckman Finishes Second In National Weight Meet
Donnie Eckman of Mexico and three other Missouri Valley lifters competed in the National Junior Olympic Weightlifting Championships July 19 20 in Williamantic Conn. Eckman placed second in the 14 15 age 114 lb class after a shaky snatch, then set Missouri Valley and Region Eight records with 126 lb. He also tied his best in the clean and jerk 159 lb and totaled 286 lb. First place went to Steve Cote of Holyoke Mass with 308 lb. Coach Bill Welfelt said the 14 year old showed strong pressure performance. He missed his first snatch but made two good ones and a personal best.
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Shawnee Mission Olympic Sifters Club
Curtis Outduels Mets In 5-2 Cardinals Win
St Louis pitcher John Curtis held New York to 10 hits over two innings and then shut them down as Bake McBride Willie Davis and Reggie Smith contributed RBI hits. Davis hit a three run homer, lifting the Cardinals to a 5-2 victory and salvaging a split of the four game set with the Mets. Curtis improved to 7-8 on the season.
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Rudy May
Detroit
Roy White
New York
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Rangers
Bert Campaneris
Ferguson Jenkins
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Texas
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Cardinals release Ron Bryant after demotion refusal
St Louis AP Ron Bryant, 27 year old left hander, is released by the Cardinals after refusing a demotion to Tulsa. Ken Reynolds recalled from Tulsa to replace him. Bryant, who led the NL with 24 wins for San Francisco in 1973, slipped to 3 15 with 1974 pool accident and announced retirement last spring after pitching 82 1 3 innings with a 16.00 ERA.
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Tulsa
Ken Reynolds
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Reds finally complete a complete game as Sparky praises win
Sparky would leave me in I really wanted it. He got it beating the Giants 6-1 to become the first Cincinnati pitcher to finish what he started since June 11. The Reds had endured 45 straight games without a complete game, a problem Sparky Anderson called an embarrassment. Los Angeles wrapped it up with four unearned runs in the eighth. Astros 8 Padres 4 Houston’s Jose Cruz and Jose Sosa hit three run homers and Doug Rader added a two run shot. Sosa homered in his first major league at bat. Expos 6 Cubs 1 Steve Rogers improved to 8-7 with an eight hitter and a run scoring single to defeat Ray Burris.
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Gould
Saints
Dennis Leonard
Doug Bird
Twins
Royals
Minnesota
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RBI
Johnny Briggs
Danny Thompson
Glenn Borgmann
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Red Schoendienst
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Jose Cruz
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Doug Rader
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