Saturday Baseball Results and Upcoming Schedule Summary
Results show Boston 6 Kansas City Oakland 6 Milwaukee 3 and Cleveland 5 Minnesota 0 plus Baltimore 3 Chicago 0 New York 5 Texas 3 California 4 Detroit 1. Cleveland 5 Minnesota 3 3 Boston 4 Kansas City 4 Oakland 6 Milwaukee 4 Baltimore 8 Chicago 2 Detroit 4 California 3 in 11 innings. New York 6 Texas 2 Minnesota Corbin 4-5 at Baltimore Alexander 6-6 New York Stottlemyre 12-11 at Kansas City Busby 11-11 Boston Curtis 10 at Texas Bibby 6-7 Petty 1-10 at Oakland Blue 13-7. Tuesday schedules Detroit at Oakland Milwaukee at California Boston at Texas New York at Kansas City Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland. Giants/Angels results: New York 2 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1 Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 5 San Diego 4 St Louis 3 Atlanta 3 Montreal 1 Houston 3 Philadelphia 2. Monday Cincinnati Billingham 16-8 at New York Seaver 15-6 San Francisco Bradley 10-11 at Montreal Torrez 7-11. Pittsburgh Ellis 11-11 at Houston Richard 4-1 San Francisco at Montreal. San Diego Philadelphia San Diego at Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Atlanta Pittsburgh Houston.
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Minnesota
Corbin
Baltimore
Alexander
New York
Stottlemyre
Kansas City
Busby
Boston
Curtis
Texas
Bibby
Petcoit
Pety
Oaklard
Blue
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Atlanta
Montreal
Houston
Philadelphia
Morday
Billingham
Seaver
Bradley
Ellis
Richard
AL teams knock on Wood
Wilbur Wood faltered early as the Chicago White Sox ace took his 18th loss against the Baltimore Orioles who won their seventh in a row 8-2. Other AL scores included Cleveland over Minnesota 5-3 and 4-3, Boston over Kansas City 4-3, Oakland over Milwaukee 6-4, New York over Texas 6-2, and Detroit over California 4-3 in 11 innings with Aurelio Monteagudo’s wild pitch sealing it.
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Wilbur Wood
Wood
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Angels
Aurelio Monteagudo
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Detroit
Frank Howard
Tony Taylor
Stanley
Oakland A’s
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Aaron's pace at a glance
The Braves lost to the Expos 3-1 as Aaron made a pinch hit but grounded into a double play. The day also featured Oscar Johnson belting a grand slam for Oakland and Jim Hunter returning to the A's rotation after his thumb injury. Indians win 5-4 over Twins. Red Sox defeat Royals 4-3 with Bill Lee earning the win.
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Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
Jackson
RBI
Johnson
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
A’s
Indians
Twins
Buddy Bell
Leo Cardenas
Jack Brohamer
Red Sox
Royals
Bill Lee
Football scores and swimming records from European championships
Football results show Pittsburgh 17 Philadelphia 3, Washington 37 Buffalo 21, Baltimore 32 Detroit 28, Denver 38 St Louis 17, Green Bay 33 Houston 14, Minnesota 13 Kansas City 10, Chicago 9 Miami 9, Atlanta 27 New England 10, Oakland 16 Los Angeles 3, Dallas 24 New Orleans 14, Cleveland 24 Cincinnati 6, New York Giants 45 New York Jets 30, San Francisco 18 San Diego. In Europe Kornelia Ender of East Germany set a world record 98.12 seconds for 100m freestyle at the European Group A championships opener, as Ulrike Richter clocked 1:05.39 in 100m backstroke.
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L. Pet.g.b. St. Louis
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Baltimore
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Denver
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Green Bay
Houston
Minnesota
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Atlanta
New England
Oakland
Los Angeles
Dallas
New Orleans
Cleveland
Cincinnati
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Jets
San Francisco
San Diego
Utrecht
Netherlands
Kornelia Ender
East Germany
Ulrike Richter
Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Webster
Ohio
Browns
Frank Pitts
Clifford Brooks
Virgil Carter
Paul Brown
John Unitas
Gary Garrison
John Bradig
49Ers
Jimmy Thomas
Bruce Gossett
Tom Wittum
Chicago Bears
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Green Bay Packers
Houston Oilers
Playoff Tonight in Open League at Kent Stein Park
Safleys and Dollies Tap clash at 7 30 PM to decide the Open league second half champion. Both teams posted 7 3 records in the second half. The winner advances to face Keithsburg, the first half champion, for the league title.
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Safley’s
Dollie’s Tap
Kent Stein Park
Keithsburg
Giants and Browns win inner state NFL exhibition battles
Giants beat Jets 45-30 at Yale Bowl as Namath exits with elbow injury and Woodall throws interceptions. Browns top Bengals 24-6 in Columbus with a 12 second burst and a Brooks pick six. 49ers defeat Chargers 19-7 in San Diego as Bradshaw shines in debut.
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Alex Sachake
Associated Press
New York
Giants
Ohio
Browns
New York Giants
New York Jets
New Haven
Conn
Cleveland Browns
Cincinnati Bengals
Ohio Stadium
Columbus
San Francisco 49Ers
San Diego Chargers
Pirates win despite trainer's surprise bullpen role
Jim Rooker and Tony Bartirome combined on a five hitter for the Pittsburgh Pirates in a Sunday game. Bartirome provided relief for back pains and Rooker, who hadn't slept, kept the bullpen steady as the trainer, not a pitcher, was active in the game.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Proas
Jim Rooker
Tony Bartirome
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rooker
Bartirome
Sprint car win for Mike Derr at Missouri fair race
SEDALIA Mo AP Mike Derr of Keokuk Iowa took the lead when Gerry Harrison of Topeka Kan blew a tire late in the 50-lap 21 mile stock car sprint feature at the Missouri State Fair Sunday Derr son of famed racer fr Nie Derr won 00 in the race John Tinsley Boliver Mo was second and won 550 Jerry Wichman Kansas City was third for 400 Bill Utz Sedalia won 750 in the 30-lap feature Saturday beating Del Schmitt Topeka Buzz Rose Campion Calif was third and Gene Gennette Gladstone Mn was fourth
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Sedalia
Mike Derr
Keokuk
Iowa
Gerry Harrison
Topeka
Kan
Derr
Fr Nie Derr
John Tinsley
Boliver
Jerry Wichman
Kansas City
Bill Utz
del Schmitt
Buzz Rose
Campion
Calif
Gene Gennette
Gladstone
Pirates Stifle Pirates? Giants Fall 5-0 in NL Action
Manny Sanguillen and Richie Hebner drive in two apiece as Booker's pitching backstops a 5-0 Pirates win. Pitcher delivers three singles in three at bats during a 13 hit attack. Pirates stay two games behind the Cardinals, who beat the Padres 1-0. Dodgers edge Cubs 2-1. Mets top Reds 2-1. Expos beat Braves 3-1. Phillies top Astros 6-3.
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Manny Sanguillen
Richie Hebner
Booker
Pirate
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Marshalltown claims state slow pitch softball title
Marshalltown defeated Des Moines Reames Frozen Noodles 31 to 52 to win the Iowa state slow pitch championship. Cecil's of Marshalltown, after a prior loss in the double elimination, won the first game to remain in the tournament. Last year's champion was Armour Star of Major City.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Cecil's
Reames Frozen Noodles
Des Moines
Reames
Armour Star
Major City
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