Baseball score lines and schedules from multiple leagues
A dense list of baseball results and upcoming games across leagues. Includes Chicago Montreal New York St. Louis Los Angeles Houston Philadelphia Pittsburgh scores and Monday Tuesday Wednesday schedules with pitchers noted for some matchups.
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Bucs surge as they move into second in NL East
Pittsburgh steamrolls through Philadelphia as Bil Virdon’s crew heat up the pennant chase. Key contributors Rennie Stennett and Rose Pagan spark a relentless attack, with Stennett and Pagan delivering multi hit efforts while Ken Boswell and Tommie Agee drive in runs late. Cincinnati tops Houston 8-4 to trim West lead. Dodgers beat Giants as Cubs and Braves win in other games.
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Records Set At Midstate Federation Track Meet in CO
Several records fell at the Midstate Federation Track and Field Championships in COAAD Neb. Jim Waters of Fort Collins Colorado won multiple events including the intermediate boys 300 yard dash in a meet record 31.02 seconds and the 100 yard low hurdles in 11 flat and the 220 yard dash in 23.8. Dave Cunningham of Cozad set a shot put record in the 12 to 15 boys division with 57 feet 5 3/4 inches. Howard Banich of Arvada posted a junior boys shot put mark of 58 feet 2 inches. Randy Lessman of Sioux City Iowa set a junior boys discus record at 18 feet 1 1/2 inches. Five records fell in the intermediate girls division with Vickie Hawthorne of Stark Kansas clocking 11.2 in the 100 meter dash. Karol McKenzie of Elwood hit 26.4 in the 220 and 1:00.8 in the 440. Amita Salsman of Grant ran 15.2 in the 100 meter low hurdles. Lena Harrington of Beatrice posted 2:34 in the 880. In junior girls Charlyce Remington of Beaver Valley posted 1:60.2 in the 440. Chicago beat Montreal 5-2 after a rough sixth inning inning sparked by Carl Morton. Dusty Baker delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to cap a comeback over San Diego. Baker’s hit with the bases loaded spoiled Bill Greif’s strong outing as he allowed only three hits before being relieved by Mike Corkins.
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Orioles youngsters shine as they seize first place
Orioles top Indians 6-1 to wrap up series as Don Bator Terry Crawley and Bobby Grich star. Crowley drives in runs while Baylor Grich and Dobson pace the offense in a game that moves Baltimore atop the division. Yankees, A's, White Sox win while Detroit and Boston falter.
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Lunn Wins Atlanta Classic First Time Since 1971
Bob Lunn, a soft spoken Californian, claimed the $26,000 first prize in the Atlanta Classic, his first PGA Tour win in 16 months and his second Atlanta title after winning in 1988. He had pocketed $7,300 this year prior to the victory.
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Top ranked foe eyed as Iowa opens World Series bid
Iowa coach Duane Banks dismisses high preseason expectations as Arizona State dominates District 7 with a 58-4 mark under Jim Brock. The eight team double elimination event runs June 9 to 15, with Iowa possibly opening against the Sun Devils on June 10.
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Golfer shot after dispute with policeman in Buffalo
A Buffalo Parks Department special officer, Solomon Fletcher, 37, is charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting John R. Mosely, 41, on the first tee of Delaware Park Golf Course following a dispute over a play permit. Witnesses say Fletcher handcuffed Mosely and used a nightstick before a shot was fired when the stick fell.
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Hanson eliminated early in state tennis tournament
Hanson lost in the first round to Mark Morrow of North Des Moines in Ames. Dale Winter of Sioux City Central was upset by Norm Rick of Grundy Center in the singles final. Unseeded Kevin Tee and Lynn Tankersley of Burlington defeated Dan Eberhardt and Jeff Schroeder of Dubuque Wahlert to win the doubles title, snapping Wahlert’s second seed.
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