Wednesday and Thursday Major League Baseball Scores
Wednesday results Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 1 Baltimore defeated Minnesota 2 to 1 in 10 innings Kansas City won 5 to 4 over Washington Detroit 3 to 0 at Milwaukee Oakland 6 to 1 over Boston California edged New York 4 to 3 Thursday games Chicago at Cleveland under night action Minnesota at Baltimore Washington at Kansas City Milwaukee at Detroit New York at California San Diego and Cincinnati common scores 4-2 and 2-2 New York at San Diego and Philadelphia games listed night schedule also shows Atlanta 8 St Louis 3 and multiple night games across leagues.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Boston
California
New York
Bradley
Lamb
Perry
Palmer
Bosman
Wright
Lockwood
Coleman
Bahnsen
Murphy
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Cincinnati
Houston
Kirby
Ryan
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Wise
San Francisco
Bryant
Montreal
Morton
Stone
Kelley
Dierker
Pittsburgh
Blass
Reuss
Wwl Pet
Cae Ae GB
Francisco
Angeles
Harrison
Houston Astros
Royals
Recalled Harrison Delivers For Royals In Narrow Win
Kansas City’s 30-year-old Harrison, back in the majors, slugged a bases loaded single to drive in two as the Royals beat Washington 5-4. He previously wrecked minor league pitching with five homers and 15 RBIs in two games for Omaha, aiding a 17-15 win over Denver and 8-4 over Wichita.
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Chuck Harrison
Harrison
Kansas City
Royals
Washington
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Senators
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Boston
California
New York
Pittsburgh
Paul Lindblad
Wednes
Ali Ellis Fight in Houston Sets Stage for Frazier Rematch
Angelo Dundee recalls guiding Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis as they prepare for a Houston Astrodome bout that could push the survivor toward another shot at Joe Frazier. Dundee notes Ali may be considered the enemy on July 26, while Ellis must win the life fight to topple his former ally.
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Miami Beach
Angelo Dundee
Pride
Muhammad Ali
Jimmy Ellis
Houston Astrodome
Ali
Angelo
Muhammad
Dundee
Joe Frazier
Houston
Joser
Ali-Ellis
Joe
Ellis
Frazier
Angie
Louisville
Michigan State dominates All-Conference baseball team
Michigan State, the Big Ten champion, placed Rob Clancy Rob Ellis and Ron Pruitt on the first team. Minnesota and Iowa also earned multiple selections with Terry Wedgewood Gary Morgan Gary Hehman Jim Cox Fred Mims and others on the lists alongside Purdue Ohio State Michigan and Indiana representatives.
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Chicago
Michigan State
Spartans
Rob Clancy
Rob Ellis
Ron Pruitt
Minnesota
Iowa
Gary Morgan
Gary Hehman
Jim Cox
Fred Mims
Terry Wedgewood
Purdue
Bill Sharp
Ohio State
Jim Burton
Michigan
Frank Grundler
Indiana
Bob Polock
Illinois
Bob Artemenko
Northwestern
Gary Ginn
Wes Dixon
Tom Kettinger
Gary Boyce
Larry Swakon
Long Galli
Wisconsin
Dave Winfield
Amax and Shel-Mar Win In Morris 14 Inch Softball Fight
In Morris league action Amax scored five in the first inning but tied it late and won 10 to 9 over Charlie's Place after a seventh inning lead off homer by Steve Stangland. Dick Gallagher drove in the winning runs with a key single as Charlie's pitcher Ken Remejes took the loss. David Frost and Gallagher led Amax with three hits. Stangland Olson Barkley and others added offense. Shel-Mar rallied from an 8 0 deficit to edge YMCA 14 13 as Dick Stephens earned the win and Gary Gunnerson led Shel-Mar with three hits while Farmer paced YMCA with four.
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Amax
Charlie’s
Morris
Shel- Mar
YMCA
Jaycees
Willie’s
Channahon
Martens
NPC I
Sanitary Barbers
Dick Hertline
Ken Remejes
Gallagher
Frost
Kaufmann
Aubry
Symons
Stangland
Oral Olson
Bill Barkley
Shel-Mar
Dick Stephens
Gary Gunnerson
C. Jenkins
Ken Bradley
Grossi
Farmer
Olson
Johnson
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Lindblad
Freddie Patek
Paul Schaal
Amos Otis
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Cookie Rojas
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Frank Robinson
Don Buford
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Jim Kaat
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Tony Oliva
Jimmy
FORD
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Clark
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Pine Hills Golf Club
Mike Sipula
Mike Sipula Jr
Ottawa
Swingainto
Lavan
Wicke
Plainfield
Aen
Norelco
Liberty St
Walgreen Price
Walgriens
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