Baseball schedules and standings across leagues
Tuesday and Wednesday games listed for MLB teams from Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Francisco San Diego and Montreal with soldiers lower divisions. American League East shows New York Baltimore Boston Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland standings and Monday results include Chicago Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Boston Texas Oakland New York Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Oakland Texas California and more.
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Cincinnati
Norman
Grimsley
Atlanta
Moyton
Niekro
St. Louis
Faster
Montreal
McAnally
Pittsburgh
Ellis
New York
Koosman
Los Angeles
John
Houston
Roberts
San Francisco
Willoughby
San Diego
Grief
Chicago
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Texas
Palmer
Tidrow
Perry
Coleman
Colborn
Slaton
Dobson
Lee
Splittorft
Stone
Blyleven
Holtzman
Clyde
Calinia
Wright
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
Salt San Francisco
Renenie
Catilon
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
New York Mets
Alanta Braves
Houston Astros
Lucas wins senior girls championship in city softball
Lucas takes the senior girls title with a 6 to 4 victory over Safley's Saturday night. Winning pitcher Lori Gray held to five hits as Lesa Greenwald allowed three safeties. Safley's Judy Kaska collected two hits in the losing effort. A softball girls picnic is planned August 5 at Musser Park with covered dish and table service provided.
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Laces Flumping
New City
Safley
Lori Gray
Lesa Greenwald
Judy Kaska
Musser Park
Racer seeks fame in Europe
Jas Patterson, a 25 year old Roslyn Heights native, drives a single seater in Europe’s Formula Atlantic. He aims to emulate stars like Peter Revson and Jackie Stewart, hoping to reach Formula 1 or Indianapolis via the USAC circuit. Patterson describes his path from American success to European racing fame.
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New York
Jas Patterson
Europe
Peter Revson
George Follmer
Jackie Stewart
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Stewart
Revson
Follmer
Patterson
Bill Gubelmann
Oster Bay
No-Hitter Lifts Texas Pitcher Bibby In 6-0 Win
Jim Bibby fired his first major league no hitter as the Texas Rangers defeated the Oakland A's 6-0. Bibby struck out 13 and earned a big pay raise from owner Bob Short, while Jeff Burroughs hit a grand slam and Bill Sudakis added a solo shot. Vida Blue took the loss. In other AL games, Chicago White Sox beat the Twins 9-1. Red Sox edged the Yankees 4-3. Tigers held Orioles 4-3.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Jim Bibby
Texas Rangers
Oakland
Bibby
Rangers
Bob Short
Caise
Vida Blue
Ranger
Jeff Burs
Roughs
Bill Sudakis
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
Twins
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Metropolitan Stadium
Chicago
Kaat
Pat Kelly
Jerry Hairston
Bill Melton
Buddy Bradford
Texas Ranger
Oakland A's
Fluke Play Secures Phillies Shutout Over Pirates 1-0
Philadelphias pitching trio Carlton Boone and McSherry combined for a 1-0 win over the Pirates. Carlton earned his 10th win of 1973 with ten strikeouts, six hits allowed, and one walk. A seventh inning mishap on a routine single and wild pitch preserved the shutout as Vic Davalillo and a pinch runner reached, but the threat ended with Rennie Stennault at bat.
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Carlton
Boone
McSherry
Vic Davalido
Dave Cash
Mike Schmidt
Pases
Early season optimism for O J Simpson and NFL moves
O J Simpson, just recovered from a viral infection, says he is optimistic about the Bills season and expects to rush for more yards with a stronger line. Other notes include golf champs Susie Shinn and Craig Cool at Waterloo West, coaching moves in hockey, and NFL training camp developments with Raiders, 49ers, Chargers, and Vikings players.
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J. Simpson
Waterloo West
Des Moines
Miss Shinn
Tom Roan
West Bel Moines
Simpson
NFL
Reggie McKenzie
Donnie Green
Dave Foley
Buffalo
Oakland Raiders
Bob Brown
Fred Biletnikoff
Brown
Biletnikoff
Denver Broncos
Matt Maslowski
University of San Diego
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
Dick Witcher
Dick Moran
Witcher
Ted Kwalick
Harland Svare
San Diego Chargers
Johnny Unitas
Mizell shifts to center field in GOP-Democrat pitched game
Republican Rep. Mizell banished from the mound for the annual game, plays center field and hits fourth. The GOP won 12-4 to extend its lead to 12-1 in the series as Rep. Michel earned his 11th win with relief from Rep. Coren. Mizell scored twice, stole a base, and started a double play after catching a fly ball.
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Baltimore
Big Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
North Carolina
Republians
GOP
Bob Michel
Illinois
Bill Coren
Maine
Alan Steelman
Texas
Will Hudnut
Indiana
William Kealing
Ohio
Lou Frey
Florida
Andrew Young
Georgia
Mitzell
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Jenkins
Gura
Twitchell
Lonberz
Lucas
R H Safley
Mary Williams
Crndy Kaska
Helsinki
Rod Dicon
New Zealand
Ben Jipcho
Kenya
America
Dave Wattle
Racer
Jas
James
Jim
Azz
Great Britain
Vern Schuppan
Australia
Indianapolis
United States Auto Club
Muscatine
Red Sox
Yankees
Jim Ray Hart
Rica Petracelli
Sparky Lyle
Rick Miller
Tigers
Orioles
John Hiller
Paul Blair
Mickey Lolich
Andy Elhebarren
Dick McAuliffe
Duke Sims
Jim Northrup
A's
Short
Pirates
Herschel Nissenson
Steve Carlton
Bob Boone
John McSherry
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburg Pirates
Cubs
Rick Reusthel
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Tim McCarver
Dodgers
Giants
Dave Lopes
Joe Ferguson
Claude Osteen
Gary Matthews
Ron Bryan
Jack Billingham
Dodger Stadium
Expos
Mets
John Boccabella
Ken Singleton
Steve Rogers
Braves
Astros
Ron Schucler
Darrell Evans
Frank Tepedino
Larry Dierker
Evans
Hampe Crafts
Nietzel Pharmacy
Mulberry
O.J. Simpson
Fred Rothenberg
Buffalo Bills
University of Southern California
Bills
ST. Paul, Minn
Lee Meade
World Hockey Association
Jake’ Milford
New York Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
National Hockey League
Svare
Chargers
New York Giants
Rich Glover
Nebraska
John Mendenhall
Karl Kassulke
Methodist Hospital
St. Louis Park
Kassulke
WWOR
Fairbanks
Lamb
West 4Th Street
Robert Lamb
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