National League scoreboard and Friday games recap
The score table shows teams like New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston with several dates and results. Montreal at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia are listed with pitchers and records. Friday games feature Cleveland at New York, Baltimore at Boston, Minnesota at Kansas City, and Chicago at Texas among others.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
x-Cinel Los Ang
Houston
San Fran
San Diego
Atlanta
Koosman
Philadelphia
Underwood
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kan City
Oakland
California
Bibby
Waits
Alexander
Ejlis
Mam
Pagan
Wise
Minnesota
Goltz
Kansas City
Bird
Morris
Barrios
Texas
Amberger
Bare
Milwaukee
Travers
Tanana
Blue
Clarence Cannon
Monroe City
Palmyra
Centralia
W100
Louisiana
South Shelby
BO Macon
Highland
Macon
Trojanettes Ashland Split Softball doubleheader
Laddonia Community A-4 softball girls split two games with Ashland. In the A game Ashland led 4-0 before pulling away with four runs in the second and four more across the later innings to win 14-4. In the B game Community scored 13 runs in the first two innings to prevail 23-19 with Terry Patton on the mound. The RG girls close regular season Monday at Sturgeon.
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Laddonia
Community
Little Dixie
Ashland
RG Girls
Sturgeon
Roland Bartley
South Callaway
Clarence Warden
Jef Dason
Hallsville
Gerry Albus
Trojans
Jim Whalen
Albus
Steve Gastler
Chris Cox
Madison
Royals Chase West Crown With Help From Angels
Kansas City Royals eye the American League West title tonight at Royals Stadium needing a win over Minnesota and help from California against Oakland. Whitey Herzog weighs pitching options as he aims to clinch the division and set up a playoff matchup with the Yankees.
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Ken Rappoport
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
Royals
Minnesota Alee
Twins
Angels
Oakland A's
Frank Tanana
Oakland
A’s
Charles C. Finley
Bercey
Doug
Minnesota
Dave Goltz
Royals Stadium
Dennis Leonard
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Hal McRae
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
California
Chicago White Sox
Sudden Hero Woods Returns as Missouri QB for UNC Clash
Missouri four and oh, try to rebound after upset of Ohio State as Pete Woods starts at quarterback again against North Carolina. The Tar Heels, 4-0 and ranked 14th, rely on running back Mike Voight while Missouri faces questions of consistency after the Illinois stumble.
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Columbia
Pete Woods
Missouri
North Carolina
Steve Pisarkiewicz
St. Louis
Tiger
Ohio State
Faurot Field
Mike Voight
Illinois
Kellen Winslow
Rickie Sutherland
Sturgeon and Community R-6 Struggle in LDC Tournament
In the Little Dixie Conference tournament at least two teams faced setbacks on Thursday night. South Callaway overwhelmed Strageon 164 in a semifinal, while Madison edged Community R-6 in a closely contested game setting up a final showdown.
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Dave Hynek
Philadelphia Flyers
Walt Tkaczuk
New York Rangers
Madison Square Garden
New York
Sturgeon
Little Dixie
South Callaway
Strageon
Madison
Community R
Ladybirds Romp Over Slater Again in Softball Action
NorCal's Ladybirds rout Slater 12-2 and 38-5 in varsity games and top Wildcats 23-0 and 21-13 in junior varsity. Carol Winingear and Rita Toaston shined with one hitter five innings and multiple RBIs, Judy Vaughn homered, Shelly Lubbers hit for the cycle, while Patty Moore added three hits and six RBIs as NorCal improves to 4-4 overall 4-2 league before district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
North Callaway
Lewis & Clark
Ladyhbirds
Wildcats
Carol Winingear
Rita Toaston
NorCal
Judy Vaughn
Shelly Lubbers
Patty Moore
Chicky Dye
Ladybirds
Area Players Make Mules Warre nsburg Debut on 83-Man Roster
Central Missouri State University football opens with two Mexico area players on the 83-man roster. Mark Hale from Van-Far High School is a junior defensive end majoring in special education. Mark Fine from Mexico High School is a freshman quarterback.
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Mules
Warrensburg
Central Missouri State University
Mexico
Mark Hale
Ray Hale
Vandalla
Van-Far High School
Mark Fine
J. B. Fine
Illini Fans Warn Over Hazardous People Passing at Games
University of Illinois officials and sorority leaders condemn football stadium practice of passing coeds from lower to upper rows. Delta Zeta president Carol McHugh cites frightening incidents and backs a campus-wide request to stop the dangerous custom, which fraternities may organize as races.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois Athletic Association
Carol McHugh
Delta Zeta Sorority
Susan Dempsey
Miss McHugh
Richard Tamburo
The
Athletic Association
Tamburo
Tliois
Mexico Net Girls Dominate Sedalia in Tennis Meet
Mexico's varsity girls improved to 6-1 with an 8-1 win over Sedalia Tigers. Barb James led with an 8-3 victory over Anne Gardner, and Tonya Cockrell added a 6-1 win over Nancy Jones. Kelly Williams and Therese Rankin also shone as Mexico swept the doubles. JV team won 5-2 for a strong day, with Mexico set to host Fulton and then Columbia Hickman on upcoming dates.
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Mexico
Kirksville
James Cockrell
Gardner-Jones
Rankin
Colonels Host To Fulton MSD Football clash at Colonels Held
Two of Missouri's last independent high schools square off as Missouri School for the Deaf plays Missouri Military Academy at the Colonels Held. MSD enters 1-2 after a 40-0 win over Montgomery Co R-2 while MMA sits 1-1 after a 23-0 loss to Bowling Green. The Colonels will host Westran next Saturday.
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mic-Missouri
Missouri School For the Deaf
Missouri Military Academy
Colonels
Eagles
Fulton
Mexico
MSD
Montgomery Co
MMA
Bowling Green
Westran
Huntsville
Bulldogs near perfect score in cross country meet
Mexico Bulldog cross country team nearly achieved a perfect score against Hellas, finishing 16-41. Dan Marley won in 12:21 at Memorial Park, setting a course record, with Alan Kimbel second and Aaron Rummans third. Jayvees led by Ivan Jackson. Mexico returns to Fulton for upcoming conference and district meets.
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Jefferson City
Mexico
Aaron Rummans
Randy Barnes
Keith Bartels
Bulldogs
Dan Hexworth
Joe Love
Ali Announces He's Quitting Boxing for Faith
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali said he is quitting boxing to devote himself to spreading the Muslim faith. He announced at a news conference in Istanbul after defending his title against Ken Norton in New York.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Muhammad Alli
Ali
Wallace Muhammad
United States
National Salvation Party
New York
Ken Norton
Joe Bugner
Britain
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Jean- Pierre Coopman
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Young
Richard Dunn
Norton
Yankee Stadium
George Foreman
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Mearothen
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Ruthven
Cincinnati
Noten
San Francisco
Barr
Mauston
Lemongalia
Los Angeles
Ray
West Slater
Marcélina
Paris
Callaway
Salisbury
Fayette
North Canyn
Marceline
Pal Carrollton
Westran &x
Warrenton
Sowiling
Orneux
Troy
Wantaville
Julten Msd
Van-Far
Kemper
Francis Borgia
West Calliicothe Woo
Rock Bridge
Mobarty
Marshall
Chillicothe
Marshall Moberly
Hannibal
Marshal Moberly
Brookfield
Central Missouri
Jaterson City
Hickmen
Sedalle
Nannibal
Sedalia
Jettersen City
Dame Holiaa
Hienman
Mannigal
WLT
Futton
Furton
Manteomary Co
Hellas
Rolla
Waynesvilla
Rolla x Mexico
Buffalo
Waynesville
Melias
Hickman
Moelias
K.c. O'Hare
Berkeley
DeSoto
East Missouri i
Grean
Werremion
OR Montg RY CO
Soames Montgomery Co
Trojanettes
GOLF
Las Vegas
Nev
Stan Altgelt
Wally Armstrong
Woods
Tigers
Cal
Alonofrio
Miss Toaston
Tammy Crites
Rbi
Missy Whalen
Alicia Hickman
South Salaver
Ifork
Dennis
Honda
Illini
Jayvee
Mindy Marshall
Chris
Amy Broken
Aids Jaleah Davis
Howe Fischer
Lynn Smiley
Holly Hartell
Columbia Hick-man
Fulton Msd
Ivan Jackson
Bulldog Jayvees
Caracas
Jimmy Connors
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Nastase
Romania
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Jerry Engle
Robert Jesse
Capital Speedway
Summit, Mo
Em, Paul
Vicket
Adital
Jpsivway
Suwwwly
Jeff City West
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