Scorecard Major leagues HIES McGee and others display stats
Major league scorecard lists players with hits runs and bases in various categories. Notable entries include Puenny Atlanta 43 home runs Geetrasy Las Angels 30, Wallach Montrest 25, and DSevth Houston 19 saves. Teams such as New York Chicago and Los Angeles show leading figures in pitching catching and fielding categories.
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Gwynn San Giga
Mer St Lous Feo Rames Montrest
Parke Cintumanti
Qqubles-Herr St Lowy
Wallach Montrest Ip
Panker Cirsinray
Matmander New York
Ghbow Phiadetoha
Friples-Mcgee St
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Saptuel Phtadelpang
Coleman
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Mares Mommas
Brewers Top Royals Behind Riles Three Hits
Rookie Earnest Riles led Milwaukee with three hits and two RBIs as the Brewers erased an early 3-0 deficit and cruised past Kansas City 8-5. The rally began with two runs in the first and a four-run second, aided by errors from Danny Jackson and George Brett.
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Brewers
Royals
Earnest Riles
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Danny Jackson
George Brett
Mariners
Tigers
Matt Young
Seattle
Young
Baltimore
Chet Lemon
Detroit
Donnie Scott
Frank Tanana
Frederick County trio falters in MAPGA All-MAPGA Championship
In Williamsburg Virginia three Frederick County professionals Mike McGinnis Jimmy Hayes and Tony Krebs struggle at Golden Horseshoe as leader Bruce Lenhard of Lake of the Woods posts 144 after two rounds. McGinnis and Hayes sit 14 shots back while Krebs is four behind the leaders with a 161 following an 82 Tuesday.
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Williamsburg
Frederick County
U.S
Golden Horshoe Country Club
Mike McGinnis
Holly Hills
Jimmy Hayes
Eaglehead
Tony Krebs
VFW
Bruce Lenhard
Lake of the Woods Country Club
Virginia
McGinnis
Hayes
Krebs
Navy's Napoleon McCallum Seeks Second Chance at Pro Career
ANNAPOLIS AP Napoleon McCallum faces a possible final Navy season as he stays at the academy amid pro ambitions. After a broken ankle halted Heisman hopes in 1984 he won a rare fifth year of eligibility and credits family guidance and talks with Roger Staubach and Joe Bellino for choosing Navy over leaving. He contemplates pro interest, training camps, and a future in the Navy with disciplined outlook.
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Annapolis
Napoleon McCallum
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
McCallum
Academy
Service Academy
Syracuse
Roger Staubach
Joe Bellino
Staubach
National stay sparks Mets talk in tight division race
McGee led the Cardinals with two hits and two scores as Jorgensen drove in two and Coleman stole his 87th base. Dodgers edged Mets 2 1, Padres beat Phillies 4 1 behind Thurmond’s eight strikeouts. Braves rally past Pirates as Horner clubs his 21st homer. Astros top Cubs 11 4 as Doran drives in five. Giants top Expos 6 1 after Wellman’s miscue.
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Mets
McGee
Cardinals
Mike Jorgensen
Coleman
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Ty Cobb
Dodgers
Reuss
Mariano Duncan
Keith Bernoni
Ana Punt
New York
Tye
Duncan
San Diego
Strawberry
Tom Niedentuer
Padres
Phillies
Mark Thurmond
Dick Williams
Thurmond
Roy Lee Jackson
Graig Nettles
Tim Flannery
Carmelo Martinez
Braves
Pirates
Bob Horner
Horner
Atlanta
Don Robinson
Wevowergy
Three Rivers Stadium
Dale Murphy
Jason Thompson
Pittsburgh
Bobby Wine
Eddie Haas
Astros
Cubs
Houston
Bill Doran
Bob Lillis
Billy
Lillis
Doran
Giants
Expos
Brad Wellman
Wellman
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
San Francisco
Jeff Reardon
David Green
Maryland urged to build new stadium in southwest Baltimore
A 200000 study by Touche Ross & Co. urges Maryland to construct a new pro stadium costing about 160 million dollars. The recommendation, supported by most advisory commission members, hinges on a long term commitment from Edward Bennett Williams to house the Orioles and potential NFL relocation. Memorial Stadium would be renovated to retain a USFL team tenant.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Commission
Maryland Advisory Commission On
Baltimore
Edward Bennett Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Touche Ross & Co
Newark
N.J
NFL Colts
Indianapolis
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore City
NFL
Colts
Baltimore Stars
United States Football League
Suns swept in doubleheader by Kinston Blue Jays
The Hagerstown Suns lost both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader in Hagerstown as Kinston blanked them 3-0 in each game. Also notes include a Yankee stadium bus trip sponsored by POSE on Sept 29, price 40 dollars, register by Sept 1, and various local sports notices.
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Kinston Blue Jays
Hagerstown Suns
Hagerstown
Kinston
Suns
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Baltimore Griles
Better Home Equipment Company
East Patrick Street
Pat Patterson
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