Baseball Night Cards and Standings Across Leagues
The scoreboard lists upcoming games in the National and American Leagues with teams like Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh and Houston, plus night matchups and current standings. It also details recent results, player records, and notable trades and transactions across MLB and other leagues.
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Merritt
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Cleveland
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Blass
Houston
Dierker
San Diego
Montreal
Los Angeles
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
West Oakland
Boston
California
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Minnesota
Janeski
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Peters
Murphy
Kline
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Wright
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Kilkenny
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Lamb
Krausse
Palmer
Brewers Youth Movement Grows
Milwaukee continues its youth initiative under 72 year old Frank Lane. Rob Ellis, 20, MSU standout who hit .407 last season, joined the Brewers in Baltimore ahead of a rain delayed game. Lane says the plan is to weed out old heads and build with young players like Ellis, Auerbach, and Slaton while expanding the 25 man roster with inexperienced talents.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee Brewers
Frank Lane
Brewers
Seattle Pilots
Rob Ellis
Milwaukee
Ellis
Michigan State
Orioles
Rich Auerbach
Jim Slaton
Lane
Mets Host Old Timers Day at Shea With 1951 Giants
The Mets stage an oldtimers day at Shea Stadium on Saturday July 31 inviting living members of the 1951 New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers to participate in an abbreviated replay. After the event the Mets face Leo Durocher's Chicago Cubs in a postgame game.
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NEW York
Bobby Thomson
New York Giants
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mets
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Durocher
51 Giants
New York Yankees
Taylor's Bat Makes Lively Start In Detroit Lineup
Tony Taylor hot in Detroit after being traded from Philadelphia. He collected three hits in Sundays win and drove in the decisive run with a 10th inning double. He adapts to AL pitching with guidance from teammates as the Tigers beat the White Sox 4 3 in 10 innings.
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Taylor
Detroit
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia Phillies
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Rich McKinney
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Aurelio Rodriguez
Cesar Gutierrez
Norm Cash
Tayor
Chicago
Steve Kealey
Kealey
al Kaline
Dick MccAullifes
Giants stumble as Mc Covey knee setback looms
The San Francisco Giants drop to 10 losses in 13 games this month with a 9-4 defeat to Philadelphia. Willie Mc Covey’s knee re‑examination looms, while Frank Johnson suffers a facial injury after being struck by a ball in infield practice. Philadelphia and Los Angeles win to trim the Giants’ NL West lead to five games.
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San Francisco Giants
Giants
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Los Angeles
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
Willie McCovey
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Phillies
Gaylord Perry
Willie Montanez
Phils
Roger Freed
Rick Wise
Tim McCarver
Oscar Gamble
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Bobby Valentine
Mets
Tom Seaver
Jim Brewer
Don Sutton
Sutton
Richie Allen
Joe Morgan
Pirates
Dave Cash
Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Denis Menke
Lee May
Reds
Hal McRae
Joe Pepitone
Phil Niekro
Cubs
Braves
Phil Regan
Clarence Gaston
Padres
Expos
Angel Bravo
Larry Stahl
Dave Camp
Bell
Gaston
Carl Morton
Clay Kirby
Texas Archers Dominate Southern Sectional Championships
At West Monroe Panek Bowmen range top marks were posted by Texas entries led by Bill Connally of La Porte and Jim Townsend of South Houston in a high scoring National Field Archery Association Southern Sectional. Winners spanned freestyle to barebow across men women and youth with Connally topping the 42-target event at 816.
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National Field Archery Association
Smigl
Wwe
Bill Connally
la Porte
Tex
Jim Townsend
South Houston
Connally
Townsend
Grady Enough
Lake Charles
Billy Harley
Oklahoma City
Gary Johnson
Mineral Wells
Bobby Holder
West Monroe
Henry Teague
Little Rock
Ark
Robert Mere
Wilbur Corley
Claremore
Okla
John Peace
Norman
James Jenkins
del City
Doug Roland
Fort Worth
Frank Sturgis
Waco
Barebow
T. W. Hitzman
Longview
Houlen Smith
Jimmy Byrnes
Jon Murrell
Kerrville
Andrew Guidry
Sulphur
Carroll Porter
Bobby Hile
League City
Bowhunter
Dennis Fitzgerald
Dallas
Ronnie Tuttle
White Oak
Wiley
Don Hendon
Earl Speights
Monroe
Jacklin Aims to Break U S Open Jinx at Merion
Tony Jacklin faces pressure and slump fears ahead of the 71st U S Open at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore. He has withdrawn from the Ulster Tournament after threats to his life and his wife’s Belfast home, citing security concerns.
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Jinx
Ardmore
Ben Hogan
England
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Merion Golf Club
Belfast
Northeast Louisiana Golf Team Opens NCAA Bid in Chico
Northeast Louisiana University heads to Chico for a 72 hole NCAA college division golf championship at Butte Creek and Bidwell Park courses hosted by Chico State. Coach Wallace Hargon leads five players Carter Eddie Green Robert Shelton Doug Farr and Kyle Jones. Green paces the squad with 74.6 and Shelton 74.8 averages as the team seeks its first NCAA team title in any sport.
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Taner
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WLW
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Warren
Ohio
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Wallace Hargon
Carter
Eddie Green
Robert Shelton
Doug Farr
Kyle Jones
Bidwell Park
Chick State College
Rollins College of Florida
Green
Shelton
Monroe
Vidalia
Farr
Jones
Fresno Open Bowling: Ed Bourdase Wins In Hometown Triumph
Ed Bourdase, 42, won the Fresno Open with a 223 average over 42 games finishing 258 pins ahead of Dave Davis. He earned 4,000 dollars and total prize money of 9,387 for the event after going 16-8 in matches. Don Carter placed third in his comeback tournament.
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Professional Bowlers Association
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Houston
Brown Will Sign Van Pardue Invited by Royals
Tom Brown three time all GSC hurler for Northeast leaves for Kingsport Tenn to sign with Kansas City Royals at the Kingsport farm club in the Rookie League. The Royals also invite Van Pardue to a Sarasota Fla tryout.
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