Ledger Baseball Standings And Scores Recap
Baseball standings and results from the National and American leagues with team records, leading batters and pitchers. Friday games include Cincinnati at Montreal and Chicago at Los Angeles, plus multiple AL battles highlighting Carew Fisk and Gullett among others.
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Carew
Min
Fisk
Ben
Singleton
Bal
Bostock
Baller
Tor
Whits—Carew
G Yount
Mil
Bannister
Chi
Bumbry
Money
Chambliss
Zisk
Histe
Rice
Bsn
Gscott
Gross
Oak
Johnson
Tanana
Cal
Gullett
Guidry
Tidrow
Litchell
Bur‘ameler
Medich
Trillo
Parker
Pgh
Mumphry
la Rains
Garvey
Burroughs
College Series Thursday Results and Friday Preview
Southern Illinois defeated California State Los Angeles 9 to 7. California State Los Angeles eliminated. Arizona State beat South Carolina 6 to 2. Friday night at 7 40 p.m. Arizona State 55 12 to Southern Illinois 41 11. Saturday 7 30 p.m. Arizona State against Southern Illinois versus South Carolina in a final match.
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Southern Illinois
California
State
Los Angeles
California ‘State
Arizona State
South Carolina
Southern Illnois
Southern
Iinois
Missouri fishing and lake conditions reported across counties
Water temps rise to the 80s across streams and lakes while many waters run low. Missouri conservation notes describe bass and catfish activity varying by river and lake, with trout areas at Montauk and Bennett Spring showing fair to poor fishing conditions.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Conservation
Mississippi
Missouri
Bagwell Dam
St. Francis
James
Bull Shoals
Theodosia
Forsyth Arm
Taneycomo
Table Rock
Wappapelia
Norfolk
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Stockton
Pony Express
Jacoma
Blind Pony
Montrose
Schell-Osage
Thomas Hill
Bennett Spring
Roaring River
Montauk
Meramec Spring
Timing Off Again as Barr Stops Cardinals 5-1
San Francisco pitcher Jim Barr held the St. Louis Cardinals to seven hits and one run as the Giants defeated them 5-1. Barr praised for control and two key double plays, while Lou Brock and Jerry Mumphrey were among hitters later called on third strikes. Whitfield and Thomasson led the Giants with multi hit performances, including Whitfield's homer.
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San Francisco
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Barr
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Lou Brock
Jerry Mumphrey
Barr
Cards
Vern Rapp
Giants
Terry Whitfield
Gary Thomasson
Whitfield
Thomasson
Open's brutal 18th hole tops first U S Open round
Arnold Palmer electrified the crowd at Southern Hills as 18th hole chaos dominated the first round of the 77th U S Open. Jerry Pate finished 72 amid a logjam of 10 players at par, with many stars like Nicklaus and Watson at 74. Florentian Molina led a cluster of major-less players at 69 on a windy day.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Southern Hills
Kaye
Jerry Pate
America
Rod Funseth
Terry Diehl
Larry Nelson
Hubie Green
Grier Jones
Tom Purtzer
Argentina
Florentian Molina
Palmer
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Pate
Seaver Leaves End Of An Era For Mets
New York AP says Tom Seaver headed for Montreal to join the Cincinnati Reds ending an era with the Mets. In 11 seasons since 1966 he won 189 games and set a benchmark for pitching excellence. At Shea he spoke of mixed emotions as he cleared out his locker and recalled teammates like Buddy Harrelson Koosman and Grote. Unable to speak at times, he wrote notes to convey his thoughts.
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NEW York
Tom Seaver
Montreal
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Mets
Seaver
Shea Stadium
Buddy
Harrelson
Jerry Koosman
Jerry Grote
Met
Seaver Trade Shocks Fans as Reds Seize Mets Ace
Fans voiced protest over Tom Seaver’s trade to Cincinnati, while Reds fans celebrated landing a premier pitcher. The deal sent Pat Zachry and others to New York as Cincinnati eyed an NL West title. Seaver’s move dominated the deadline, with other major trades also reshaping rosters.
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Sandy Koufax
Seaver
Mets
Tom Seaver
Reds
Steve Henderson
New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Rawly Eastwick
St. Louis
Doug Capilla
Gary Nolan
California
Craig Hendrickson
Rick Auerbach
Texas
Mike Caldwell
Milwaukee
Bake McBride
Philadelphia
Tom Underwood
Dave Kingman
San Diego
Bobby Valentine
Paul Siebert
Guidry Conquers Hex on Ninth Inning Blues
Yankee rookie Ron Guidry carried a 7-0 lead and a three-hitter into the ninth against Kansas City, then used a mental trick and help from teammates to end a string of late scares. Graig Nettles Thurman Munson Willie Randolph aided focus as Guidry reframed the ninth as the seventh and closed out the win.
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NEW York
Ron Guidry
New York Yankees
Guidry
Kansas City Royals
Graig Nettles
Thurman Munson
Willie Randolph
Yankees
Mickey Rivers
Randolph
Chris Chambliss
United States tops France in Federation Cup action
Billie Jean King and Chris Evert won singles to give the United States a 3-0 win over France and a spot in the Federation Cup semifinals in Eastbourne England. Hank Pfister upset Roscoe Tanner 9-8 9-8 in the Queen's Cup quarterfinals in London.
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Associated Press
Tenn Eastbourne
England
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
United States
France
London
Hank Pfister
Bakersfield
Calif
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Rotocraft Fly In Draws Aviation Hobbyists
In Mexico a rare aviation event unfolds as Popular Rotocraft Assn Chapter 35 from St. Louis hosts a weekend fly in at the local airport. About 15 rotor craft or flying lawn chairs are expected to arrive around 3 p.m. today and remain until noon Sunday for demonstrations and pilot交流.
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Mexico
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Cincinnati Bengals
Jerry Anderson
Hockey
National Hockey League
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Bobby Kromm
World Hockey Association
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Jacques Demers
Fishing Report
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Little Dixie
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Lou Jr
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Hector Cruz
Ted Simmons
Akkkekek
Sealers
Ryland L. Davis
Columbia Paving Co
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Danny
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Lucky Wheels M.D. Inc
Mexico, Mo
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Chicago White Sox
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Newport
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National Basketball Association
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George Brett
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