Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights from Weekend Play
The AL East shows Baltimore leading with 79 wins. New York 68. Detroit 66. Boston 62. Cleveland 59. Washington 58. AL West lists Minnesota 73, California 68, Oakland 68. Recent results include Kansas City 2 Boston 1 in 12 innings and Baltimore 5 California 0. Sunday and Monday matchups feature cross divisions and several key duels across the circuit.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Wash
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Washington
Peters
Rooker
N. Washington
Hannan
Kaat
Bahnsen
Johnson
Krausse
McLain
Odom
Horgan
Wright
Palmer
Packers Reaching Deeper In Supply of Running Backs
Green Bay backs are thin for the Dallas exhibition as Donny Anderson and Perry Wilson start. Rookies Krause and Smith may see action while Travis Williams and Dave Hampton miss time with injuries. Skip Butler handles kicking debut ready after hip strain and a return home feel. Cowboys suppress mumps issue. Mwikuta sidelined, others cleared for game.
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Dallas
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Phil Bengtson
Donny Anderson
Perry Wilson
Larrry Krause
St. Norbert
Dave Smith
Utah
Travis Williams
Packers
Bengtson
Grabowski
Green Bay
Skip Butler
Texas-Arlington
Butler
Giants
Cowboys
Monard Mwikuta
Zabmia
Mwikuta
Koosman Shuts Reds As Mets Rally To 4-1 Win
Jerry Koosman held Cincinnati to seven hits in New York as the Mets defeated the Reds 4-1. Dave Marshall drove in key runs while Bud Harrelson’s fourth inning error kept Cincinnati from an equalizing threat. Mets inch closer to Pirates in the NL East standings.
Try Times Want Ads Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker
Classified note invites readers to use Times Want Ads and provides a dial number 325-5101 to reach Adtaker for placing ads.
McNally of Orioles first 19 game winner in majors
Pitcher Dave McNally of the Orioles held California to five hits in a 5-0 win, becoming the first 19-game winner in the majors. Batting, Bill Sudakis of the Dodgers drove in two runs with a single and his 11th homer in a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh. In Denver, Armando Reyes’s knockout bid for Mexico fell as Denver Rocks won in the International Boxing League. Rickey estate valued at 379475 in St. Louis County probate filing. Branch Rickey died five years ago.
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Bob Bailey
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Carl Morton
Clete Boyer
Bob Tillman
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Hank Aaron
Cardinals
Nelson Briles
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Padres
Don Wilson
Astros
Jim Wynn
Jim Bunning
Phils
Don Money
Tom Tischinski
Bill Rigney
Reggie Smith
Wally Bunker
Ken Berry
Ron Klimkowski
Tischinski
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Rigney
Twins
Washington
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Bunker
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Royals
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Bob Oliver
Klimkowski
Berry
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California
Dave McNally
Cleveland
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Sam McDowell
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Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Atlanta
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San Diego
Houston
Philadelphia
George Mitterwald
Casey Cox
Red Sox
Oliver
Amos Otis
Duane Josephson
McNally
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Roy Foster
Ted Uhlaender
Vada Pinson
Indians
A’s
Dean Chance
Rick Austin
McDowell
Bill Sudakis
Dodgers
Denver Rocks
Pueblo, Colo
Armando Reyes
International Boxing League
Rickey
Clayton, Mo
Branch Rickey
St. Louis County
Juda Sets For Tourney Final Games
The First Annual Juda Slowpitch Tournament schedules noon games with Pierce Furniture vs Schwartzlow's Bar and 1 pm matches Tom's Silo vs Green County House and Roy's Tap No 1 vs Hughes. 2 pm sees Roy's Tap No 2 against Bluff View. Winners meet at 4 pm, 7 pm for later rounds, with an 8 pm consolation and 9 pm championship.
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Pierce Furniture
Schwartzlow
Tom
Green County House
Roy
Hughes
Bluff View
Auctioneers and officials listed for Wisconsin event
Auctioneer Eldon F Schraepfer of Hollandale and the Rep State Bank of Argyle are named. Cashiers Alvin P Larson and E Howard Larson, both of Argyle, and Clerk James H Gordon of Mineral Point are specified for the transaction.
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Eldon F. Schraepfer
Hollandale
Wis
State Bank of Argyle
Argyle
Alvin P. Larson
E. Howard Larson
James H. Gordon
Mineral Point
Fred Lienhardt
New Glarus
Namath Expected to Debut in Jets Giants Preseason Clash
New Haven crowds await Broadway Joe Namath in the Albie Booth Memorial Game at Yale Bowl between the Jets and Giants. Namath, AWOL two weeks, questions his readiness but may appear for a brief series as a lift for teammates and to satisfy 70,000 fans.
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Namath
Giants
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
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Jim Grabowski
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