Baseball Scores and Standings From Friday and Schedule
MLB results show Baltimore 6 Kansas City 0 and other Friday games. Standings list Baltimore leading with 72-52, Boston 69-57, Detroit 69-58, New York 68-62, Milwaukee 60-65, Cleveland 53-75, California 53-68, Texas 43-82 among others. Saturday and Sunday matchups include San Francisco at New York, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Detroit at Chicago, and more with noted pitchers Seaver, Gullett, Downing, Reuschel, and Tiant listed for various games.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Texas
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
New York
Boston
California
W. L. Pet
W. TL. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Allanta
Bradley
Seaver
Wise
Rooker
Alalnta
Morton
Downing
Brett
Jones
Torrez
Reuschel
Roberts
Perry
Balinsen
Dobson
Blue
Busby
Alexander
Bibby
Tidrow
Colborn
Corbin
Tiant
Ryan
Local boxers advance as Columbus meet results given
Four local boxers advanced at the Columbus Ohio amateur boxing tournament while four were defeated at the state fair on Friday night. Cal Christiansen edged Ralph Rios of Illinois, Joe Tweichen fell to Emanuel Wright of Maryland, Craig Sprague won a unanimous decision over John Nunnerlyn of Ohio, and Mike Christiansen defeated Dave Tinsley of Davenport. Chris VanDenBrock lost a split decision to Marc Barckhoff of Ohio, Jerry Sneichen beat Steve Hempill of New Jersey, and Augie Rodriguez lost to Steve Sample of Ohio.
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Cur
Columbus
Ohio
Cal Christiansen
Ralph Rios
Illinois
Joe Tweichen
Emanual Wright
Maryland
Craig Sprague
Mous
John Nunnerlyn
Mike Christiansen
Dave Tinsley
Davenport
Chris VanDenbrock
Marc Barckhoff
Jerry Sneichen
Steve Hempill
New Jersey
Augie Rodriguez
Steve Sample
Dodgers win as John earns 24 victory over Phillies
Dodgers pitcher Tommy John improves to 24 wins with a three hit performance and seven strikeouts, backing unearned runs on fourth and sixth inning triples. Cardinals beat Reds in 11, Mets edge Giants 1-0, Padres spoil Montreal 5-3, Braves top Pirates 3-2, Astros top Cubs 4-2.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Tommy John
John
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Jose Cruz
Cardinals
Cruz
Diego Segui
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Dusty Baker
Pittsburgh
Padres
Montreal Expos
San Diego
Mets
Giants
Rad Sox
Angels
Ben Oglivie
Boston
California
Indians
Rangers
Frank Duffy
Cleveland
Texas
Duffy
Bowling Hones In On Records In Local Meet
In the SC uLING league Mike Hall rolled a high game of 257 and Tim Taylor 228, Taylor also led the series with 626 while Hall had 620. The high team game went to Muscatine Savings and Loan at 1014 with Ware ca 995. The top series were Watson's TV 2876 and Laniers 2875.
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Mike Hall
Tim Taylor
Muscatine Savings and Loan
Wareca
Watson
Laniier
Aaron's Pace at a Glance Braves Top Pirates 3-2
Aaron was sidelined by illness as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 on Friday night. The matchup highlighted Aaron's career milestones and pace metrics with references to home runs, games remaining, and Babe Ruth records within the era.
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Babe Ruth
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Slowpitch tourney winners emerge at Musser Park in round two
Dollies, Stanleys, and Trinity claim victories in round two of the Mustazine Slowpitch tourney at Musser Park Friday. Dallie's beat Cook's Music Shop 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 0, with Bob Andresen earning the win. Trinity defeated Brownbilt 16 10 as Dean Tiecke led with four hits. Stanley topped Young Old 17 6 in five innings with Steve Wilson collecting two hits and a 43 homer.
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Trinity
Stanley
Musser Park
Leuck Vs
Journal
Cook's
Dallie’s
Cook
Music Shop
Earl Kruger
Rick Snyder
Americans Defeat Soviets for World University Games Basketball Title
The United States, a young team averaging 19, beat the Soviet Union 75-67 in Moscow to win the basketball gold at the world University Games. David Thompson led with 24 points, Buckner 12, Burleson 10 as U S swimmers also shined, tallying five golds on the final night.
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Barbara Wisehmeier
Mediapolis
Juliana Semenova
Moscow
Wischmeier
John F. Kennedy College
Nebraska
United States
Soviet Union
America
U.S
Tommy Burleson
North Carolina State
Munich
David Thompson
Jack Tingley
Grooty
Louisville
Tingley
Anton van Klooster
Netherlands
Orioles streak extends to another win in 6-0 victory
Orioles ride a six run win over Kansas City to their lth straight victory. Added notes include Oakland A s tightening AL West lead with a 5-1 win over the Yankees and Detroit beating the White Sox while Iowa Hawkeyes lose a defensive starter in drills.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
Kansas City Royals
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Bombers
Baltimore
Weaver
Oakland A's
Yankees
A's
Royals
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Dillavou Leads Keithsburg Past Safley's 2 1 in Open League
Bill Dillavou pitched a three hitter and drove in the winning run as Keithsburg edged Safley's 2-1 at Kent Stein Park in the Open League final. Keithsburg took a 1-0 lead in the second, Safley's tied in the third, and Dillavou delivered the decisive RBI in the seventh with two out. Slineman and Gary Sedam each had two hits for the winners while Robinson threw three singles for Safley's.
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Larry Richardson
Butch Watters
Lou Devoreno
Gary Brown
Lasers
Frosty Edkin
Herman Ferreira
Jim Tiedeman
Doug Simmons
Bill Dillavon
Keithsburg
Safley
Kent Stein Park
Park Keilman
Donovan Stineman
Everett Nylin
Ron Loga
Bill Beik
Joe
Bill Dillavou
Everette Nylin
John Robinson
Reserve rejoins Hawk grid team at Iowa Hawkeyes
Reserve linebacker Bill Edwards rejoined the Hawkeyes on the final day of non contact drills in Towa City Iowa. A sophomore from Orland Park Illinois he completed a University of Town correspondence course making him eligible for this fall. He is listed as the No 2 right linebacker.
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Iowa City
Towa
Iowa Hawkeyes
Bobby Elliott
Iowa
Jetterman
Ohio State
Chalmers Bump Elliott
Sid Thomas
Elliott
Frank Lauter
Hawkeyes
Towa City
Bill Edwards
Edwards
Orland Park
Ill
University of Town
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Dan Castello
Dave VanAhsen
Steve Duncan
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Mighty Muskie Booster Club
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Dave Matthew
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