Baseball scores and schedules from Friday to Sunday
The scoreboard lists results for multiple games including San Diego 4 New York 2 and Atlanta 2 Houston 3, with additional Friday and weekend schedules across teams in the American and National Leagues. It also lists standings in the American League East and West and minor league results from the International, Pacific Coast, and Eastern leagues.
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San Diego
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gullett
Chicago
Hands
Roberts
Lersch
Stone
Williams
Downing
Britton
Nash
Blasingame
Ellis
Cleveland
America
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
C.ces
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Dunning
Nicht
Horlen
McNally
Wooston
Tiant
Wright
Niohenoninnton
McLain
San A
West Monroe Dixie Youth delivers win with dominant pitching
Randy Ratcliff struck out eight and allowed five hits to lead Southern Tool past Silmon four to three. Stan Newman and Scott Norris doubled for Silmon, while Sand ers beat Lee Tractor 6-2 on Al Sanders one-hitter and three hits. Coca-Cola beat Green Brothers 10-4 as Richard Bradley pitched three hitters and Lane Tolar collected two hits.
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Randy Ratcliff
Southern Tool
Silmon
Southern
Stan Newman
Scott Norris
al Sanders
Sanders
Lee Tractor
Phil Garnett
Buddy Stokes
Lee
Coca-Cola
Green Brothers
Richard Bradley
Lane Tolar
James Odaware
Wix
Sanders Lee Tractor
Uhlaender
Indians
Fosse
Lamb
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Robby
Robinson
Stan Babnsen
New York
Yankee
Bahnsen
The
Angels
Canadiens replace coach as Bowman takes helm
Montreal Canadiens name Scotty Bowman new coach replacing Al MacNeil as Guy Lafleur heads amateur draft pick. Kuhn fines Clete Boyer $1000 for betting and Braves release follows criticism of GM Richards. Weiskopf leads Kemper by two strokes after first round in Charlotte.
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Hockey Montreal
al MacNeil
Montreal Canadiens
Scotty Bowman
St. Louis Blues
Bowman
Montreal
National Hockey League
Guy Lafleur
Quebec Rempart
Quebec
Baseball
New York
Bowie Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Clete Boyer
Braves
Boyer
Paul Richards
Washington
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Verlon Biggs
New York Jets
Jete
National League and American League batting leaders list and stats
The data shows leaders in batting runs and hits across both leagues, with notable figures like Brock and Garr leading NL in runs, and Oliva and Yastrzemski topping AL. Key players such as Stargell, Aaron, Bench, Cepeda, and Mays appear with high home run and RBI counts, while pitching leaders include Seaver and Dierker with top strikeout tallies.
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Brock
St.l
W.davis
L.A
Garr
Atl
Torre
Beckett
Chic
Bonds
S.F
Cash
Pitt
Bench
Cin
Stargell
H.aaron
Cepeda
M.alou
Staub
Mtl
Mays
Taples
Harrelson
N.Y
Clemente
Las
Hebner
Alley
Kessinger
B.williams
WW Morgan
Houst
Carlston
Dierker
Seaver
Guilett
J.johnson
Stoneman
Jenkins
Holtzman
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
Kaline
Det
F.robinson
Balt
Rojas
Buford
Yastrzemski
Bost
R.smith
R.jackson
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Tovar
Killebrew
Petrocelli
Bando
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B.robinson
Conigliaro
W. Northrup
T.conigliaro
Calif
Patek
K.C
Alomar
Pinson
Cleve
Cuellar
Blue
Siebert
Coleman
Palmer
Hunter
Bive
Lolich
Blyleven
McDowell
Bradley
Boxing Roundup Returns: Johnson Freitan Shavers Stop Defeat
Portland fighter George Johnson ages 172 from Trenton New Jersey stops Johnny Freitan 178 from Swansea Massachusetts in a fast bout. Los Angeles based Jose Luis Garcia defeats James J Woody 206 from New York City on points. Ernie Shavers 204 from Warren Ohio knocks out Chuck Leslie 190 from Los Angeles.
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Portland
Maine
George Johnson
Trenton
N.J
Johnny Freitan
Swansea
Mass
Los Angeles
Jose Luis Garcia
Caracas
Venezuela
James J. Woody
New York City
Stateline
Nev
Ernie Shavers
Warren
Ohio
Chuck Leslie
Bench, Aaron, Mays Lead NL All Star Balloting
Johnny Bench leads NL fan voting for the All Star game with 69 506 of 110 000 ballots cast. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays each exceed 60 000 votes as Stargell trails with the third outfielder spot. Other leaders include McCovey Javier Torre Harrelson and Bench among catchers.
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New York
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Bench
Bowie Kuhn
Aaron
Mays
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargel
Willie McCovey
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Ralph Garr
Stargell
Lou Brock
Pete Rose
Roberto Clemente
Billy Williams
Garr
Shortstop
Harrelson
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Orlando Cepeda
Julian Javier
Ron Santo
Jerry Grote
Clete Boyer
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Bill Freehan
Earl Weaver
Sparky Anderson
Lee May
Donn Clendenon
Wes Parker
Los Angeles
Bob Robertson
Felix Millan
Tommy Helms
Ken Boswell
Dave Cash
Tony Perez
Bill Grabarkewicz
Richie Hebner
Bud Herrelson
May Wills
Dal Maxvill
Denis Menke
Houston
Gene Alley
Willie Stargell
Willie Davis
Manny Osanguillen
Dick Dietz
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Randy Hundley
Weiskopf Leads Kemper Open After 66 Round
Tom Weiskopf shot a six under par 66 for a two stroke lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He borrowed a putter in Columbus weeks earlier and said the layoff from hunting last year affected his game while he enjoyed a hot start on a long Quail Hollow layout.
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Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Charlie Sifford
Jim Colbert
Etowah
Mike Reasor
Jim King
Tom Aycock
Charles Owens
Sutton
Mass
Jane Blalock
Kathy Ahern
Kathy Whitworth
Rye
N.Y
James B. Knowles
William F. Wright
Griffin Rudolph
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville, Tenn
Rudolph
Columbus
Ohio
van Gogh
Tall Tom
Weiskopf
Quail Hollow
Miller Barber
Tom Sisolak
Lee Trevino
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Hubert Green
Ron Rief
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Hinson
Rod Funseth
Robin
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Charles Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Tom
Fiesta Bowl name chosen from 382 suggestions
Phoenix hosts the December 27 game with the Western Athletic Conference champion as the host team after a committee picked the title from 382 suggestions submitted by 6 620 individuals.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Indians Recall Baker To Replace Pitcher Rick Austin
The Cleveland Indians bring up outfielder Frank Baker from Wichita to replace pitcher Rick Austin who will join military duty this weekend.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Frank Baker
Wichita
Rick Austin
Cash Hit Parade Nearing Second On Tigers List
Detroit slugger Norm Cash belted a game winning homer to lift the Tigers 3-2 over Milwaukee and moved into a second place tie with Hank Greenberg on Detroit's all time hit list with 310 blasts. He also drove in three runs in a 3-0 win over Milwaukee the night before and leads Detroit with 13 homers and 31 RBIs as Kaline eyes the top spot.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Cash
Brewers
al Kaline
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
California Angels
Washington
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San
Brewer
Dave Bristol
Skip Lockwood
Skip
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Mickey Stanley
Bill Freehan
Joe Coleman
Bill Voss
Ray Fosse
Ted Uhlaender
Ray Lamb
Cleveland
Chicago
MacNeil Out As Coach Of Cup Champs
Montreal appoints Scotty Bowman to succeed Al MacNeil as Canadiens coach after a brief but successful run. MacNeil moves to GM and coach of the Voyageurs in Halifax, while Bowman faces pressure and aims to restore title stakes.
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Montreal
al MacNeil
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NHL
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St. Louis Blues
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St. Louis
Boston Bruins
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Hawks
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Clausen Named Defensive Line Coach at Ohio State
Charles R. Clausen 30 of William & Mary College has been named Ohio State University defensive line coach replacing Lou McCullough who moved to Iowa State. Clausen coached interior defensive line and offensive backfield at William & Mary and is a University of New Mexico graduate.
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Ohio
Charles R. Clausen
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Ohio State University
Clausen
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Iowa State University
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University of New Mexico
Utah Stars Seek Court Halt On Sharman Move
Salt Lake City AP reports coach Bill Sharman plans to join the Los Angeles Lakers next season while the Utah Stars sue for $5 million and seek to block his signing. Stars owner Bill Daniels claims Sharman remains under a four year term of a seven year contract and obtained a restraining order. Sharman disputes the validity of his contract after the team relocated from San Francisco and ownership terms were altered.
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Fred Speck Leads AHL Scoring Race With 92 Points
Fred Speck of the Baltimore Clippers topped the American Hockey League scoring last season with 92 points, en route to the league’s leading total.
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Fred Speck
Baltimore Clippers
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