Baseball standings and scores from MLB day
American and National League updates with team records, today’s pitchers, and result lines across multiple games. Notable items include scores for Boston, New York, Chicago, California, Oakland, and St. Louis, plus top hitters and pitching lines from Rogers, Seaver, and Niekro.
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Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
West Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Texas Brown
Cuellar
Bahnsen
Drago
Fitzmorris
G. Perry
Blyleven
Dobson
Lolich
Ryan
Rodriguez
Oakland
Hunter
O Kaat
Gossage
Forster
Varney
Downing
Lee
Segui
Montgomery
Wp-Lee
Lp-Kaat
Minn
N.Y
I Decker
Borgmann
McDowell
Tidrow
Martinez
Munson
Darwin
Nettles
Éio
Murphy
Porter
Blue
Haney
Scott
Calif
Holdsworth
Hiller
Wackenfuss
Tanana
Egan
St. Louis
Ec. Aly Phila
Pittsbgh
Montreal
West Los Ang
Cinci
Atlanta
Houston
San Fran
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sutton
Kremmel
San Francisco
Williams
Pittsburgh
Kison
Morlan
Foster
P. Niekro
Freisleben
Rogers
Philadelphia
Schueler
Cincinnati
Kirby
Apodaca
Richard
L.A
Ray
Hough
Marshall
Yeager
Reuschel
Hooton
LaRoche
Todd
Frailing
Zamora
Swisher
Garvey
Billingham
Cin
Gullett
Carlton
Phil
John
Messersmith
McGlothen
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Reuss
Pitt
Atl
Lonborg
Tiant
Bos
Busby
Wood
Chi
Oak
Jenkins
Tex
Bibby
New London Faces Uphill 1974 Football Season
New London begins a lean 1974 season with only four returning lettermen led by quarterback Paul Nestor and lineman Mike Huestis. Head coach Nestor, in his 17th year, notes the FC contenders include Mapleton Monroeville and St. Paul while Western Reserve and New London brace for a tough schedule with 29 players out and two work conflicts among seniors. The Wildcats open non league play with Smithville and Clearview and debut New London bleachers seating over 2,000 on Sept. 13.
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Hank Heilmann
NEW London
Paul Nestor
Nestor
Wildcats
St. Paul
The
John Ferber
Duane Williams
Kevin Nestor
Mike Huestis
Ferber
Williams
Huestis
Jeff Marsh
Rod Chandler
Dave Hunter
Dennis Miller
Bryan Granneman
Lloy Skillicorn
Paul Cherry
Ray Mencl
Lenny Krisha
Randy Harner
Mark Kimmel
Steve Gray
Steve Johnson
Matt Farnsworth
Johnson
Farnsworth
Marsh
Chris Nestor
Yoder
Roland Schick
Dean Harris
Scheerer
Howard
Cherry
John McGowan
Mapleton
Monroeville
Edison
South Central
Black River
Western Reserve
Smithville
Clearview
Wellington
City Tennis Champs Crown Three Divisions
The City Tennis Tournament crowned champions in three divisions. In men’s doubles Chris Amato and Jim Amato beat Doug Berry and Doug Elmer 6 4 6 4. Kam Amato won girls singles while Nancy Hoffecker and Naja Bascharow won women’s doubles. Matches continue at Pleasant Street Park.
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Chris Amato
Jim Amato
Doug Berry
Doug Elmer
Kam Amato
Terri Woelfling
Nancy Hoffecker
Naja Bascharow
Debbie Poling
Bob Hoffecker
Tom Downer
Tom Paffenbarger
R.A. Wiedemann
Chris
Mary Ann Meesig
Steve Zureich
Larry Gerken
Tim Amato
Pleasant Street Park
Key Wins Highlight City Slow Pitch Action
Home Savings & Loan and Norwalk Furniture No 2 posted important victories as season play nears its end. Home Savings improved to 6-1 in the second half with a 9-6 win over Rench Diversified, while Furniture No 2 rallied in the sixth for a 6-4 win over Norwalk Merchants. Mac's Sons Contractors edged Monroeville Merchants 20-19 in a slugfest.
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Don Hohler
Home Savings & Loan
Norwalk Furniture No. 2
Mac’s Sons Contractors
Home Savings
Rench Diversified
Furniture No. 2
Norwalk Merchants
Mac
Monroeville Merchants
Steve Wetzel
Tom Grose
Larry Wetzel
Kevin Zimmerman
Wally Grose
Dolphins Grind Out 21-9 Win on Monday Night
Miami defeated Minnesota 21-9 in a grind it out game. Bob Griese directed the offense with Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, as Csonka scored twice and Nat Moore added a late TD after a long drive. Warfield stood inactive.
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MIAMI
UPI
Minnesota
Miami Dolphins
Vikings
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Csonka
Kiick
Paul Warfield
Memphis Southmen
Warfield
Shula
Cson
Freedoms Top Nets in WTT Quarterfinal Round
Fred Stolle won both men's doubles with Brian Fairlie and mixed doubles with Julie Anthony to lift the Philadelphia Freedoms 26-22 over Cleveland. Nancy Gunter defeated Billy Jean King 6-1 in women's singles, while Buster Mottram beat Ray Moore 7-5 in men’s singles. King and Anthony won a women's doubles 6-4 and Stolle with Fairlie plus Stolle with Anthony clinched doubles and mixed sets. If tied after two matches, a nine point tiebreaker will decide the winner.
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Cleveland
UPI
Fred Stolle
Brian Fairlie
Julie Anthony
Philadelphia Freedoms
Nancy Gunter
Billy Jean King
Philadelphia
Buster Mottram
Ray Moore
Winnie Wooldridge
Stolle
Fairlie
Moore
Clark Graebner
Anthony
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Simmons
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Leon
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Evans
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Kendall
Blair
Carrithers
Taylor
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Grote
Wilson
Cosgrove
M. May
Wp-Forse
Schmidt
Wynn
Cedeno
Burroughs
Allen
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Henderson
Brock
Lopes
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Perez
Jackson Oak
Alton
Nee One
Western Rose
HSL
Furniture Post
Sonny Coles
Doug Clark
Furniture
Huron County Bank
John Francisco
Steve Burdge
Merchants
Cliff Smith
Chris Mushett
Dan Urban
Mike Mushett
Urban
Rick Goodsite
Mushett Brothers
Mike Klading
Tom Gravenhorst
Don Long
Tom Griffiths
Jeff Eby
Dick Winslow
Freedoms
Nets
King
Laura DuPont
Endrust
Norwalk Auto
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Firestone
Tire Whitewall
Maxie Tire
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