Major League Baseball Saturday Standings and Games
Standings list today shows Philadelphia at Montreal and Chicago at Pittsburgh with 7:35 p.m. starts. other matchups include Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati San Diego at Houston and New York at St. Louis with night games. Saturday’s schedule notes Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati San Diego at Houston Philadelphia at Montreal and Chicago at Pittsburgh New York at St. Louis.
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New York
Toronto
Milwakee
Minnesota
Oakland
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Seattle
Texas
California
Jefferson
Rainey
Underwood
Baltimore
Flanagan
Cleveland
Wilkins
Hunter
Twinute
Milwaukee
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago New York
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Molitor lifts Brewers to fifth straight with clutch bunt
Milwaukee rookie Paul Molitor, batting .319 after a late bunt in the seventh, delivered the deciding hit as the Brewers beat the Twins 3-2. Molitor added two doubles while teammate Robin Yount scored the tying run. Mike Caldwell pitched a complete game for Milwaukee, improving to 7-5. Minnesota’s Gene Mauch fumed after his club’s fifth straight loss.
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Ira Kaufman
UPI
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Milwaukee
Paul Molitor
Molitor
Lou Whitaker
Brewers
Twins
Robin
Yount
John Castino
Ron Jackson
Mike Caldwell
Gary Serum
Mauch
Yankees
Blue Jays
Bobby Brown
Lou Piniella
Luis Tiant
Dave Lemanczyk
A’s
Royals
Tony Armas
Dave Bevering
Wayne Gross
Oakland
Red Sox
Tigers
Fred Lynn
Jerry Remy
Dennis Eckersley
Boston
Detroit
White Sox
Mariners
Lamar Johnson
Chicago
Dodgers
Braves
Steve Yeager
Reggie Smith
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Rangers
Angels
Jim Sundberg
Richie Zisk
Exas
Detroit Boss Sparky Frustrated as Tigers Fall to Red Sox 3 2
Detroit manager Sparky Anderson argues with umpires after a tense game that ends in a 3 2 loss to Boston. UPI Telephoto caption notes the confrontation amid the defeat.
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Detroit
Jack Morris
Jerry Remy
UPI
Boston
Sparky Anderson
UPI Telephoto
Touching the bases Van Dresser and other teen league results
Baseball roundup from the Touching the bases column shows Van Dresser defeating Dale Olsen 15–12 with five seventh inning runs as Ward and Van Fleet each get two hits. Merchants crush Phil Leak 17–, Bibb edges Janesville 3–, Berry’s 16 Carnican 5, Cooper 6 Bleile’s 4, Steffani 12 Olenald 12, and Meyer 11 Bleile’s 6 led by multiple players, plus Junior Division highlights Sheller 12 hits and Mike Hyde homer, Citizens 14 Moose 3, Twilight 8 Moose 6, Bleile’s 12 IGA6, and Norwalk Concrete Teener League notes.
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van Dresser
Dale Olsen
Shirley Ward
Wendy van Fleet
Sheller
Mike Hyde
Citizens
Moose
Dan Leber
Bobby Louder
Tim Supek
Three point rule adopted by NBA Board of Governors
The NBA approved a yearlong test making any shot from 22 to 24 feet count for three points next season and discussed ending the third referee. They also rejected extending the third official, set a 10 second rule to bring the ball in from out of bounds, mandated fines paid by players, and vetoed legalizing zone defense. The advisory committee will consider Jerry Buss buying the Los Angeles Lakers, while George Maloof won the Rockets sale.
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Amelia Island
Fla
UPI
NBA Board of Governors
Jerry Buss
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
Larry O’brien
Houston Rockets
Alberquerque
N.M
George Maloof
O’brien
Frog legs a treat for Ohio anglers
Ohio fishermen can add frog legs to their daily catch. Use a fly and light tackle during the day or a flashlight and gig at night to harvest bullfrogs. After catching, remove legs with a pocketknife along the spine, skin and trim joints, then marinate or fry. A fishing license is required to collect frogs.
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Jerry Pickrell
Ohio Fisherman Magazine
UPI
Ohio
Glasses Help Trap Shooter Pidcock Win Class AA Title
In Vandalia Ohio Charles Pidcock a 37 year old potato chip truck driver won the Class AA championship at the Grand American Trap Shooting Tournament after new glasses improved his aim. He broke 200 straight in the regular and 200 more in the shootoff topping Fred Bichsel. Nicosia also posted 200 straight and 200 more in the shootoff to win the non resident title. Participation declined amid fuel concerns with 510 entries in Class Day and 488 in the Presidential Handicap.
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Vandalia
Ohio
UPI
Charles Pidcock
Milfield
Pidcock
Fred Bichsel
Gahanna
Charles Nicosia
Grand Haven
Mich
Nicosia
Martin Wilbur
Salinas
Kan
Ohio State Trap Shooting Association
William Miller
Bucyrus
Frank Hornyak Jr
Youngstown
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Bob Newton
Max Ediger
Kansas
Ike Williams
Florida A&m
Tadaso Camas
Dennis J. Trimboli
Smith
Sugardale Bologna
Lay
Rootbeer
Variety Club
Merchants
Phil Leak
Stella Saydanoff
Marybeth Myers
Pam Ream
Bibb
Janesville
Connie Giesecke
Barb Knapp
Berry
Patty Marrett
Rosa Hisosa
Beth Heckelman
Mary Rock
Cooper
Bleile
Jean Smith
Sally Reed
Steffani
Olenald Steffani
Olena
Barb Reineck
Tonya Russ
Yvette Moore
Lefty Grove
Meyer
Bliele
J.W. Lover
Mike Adelman
Teener League
Twilight
Cliff Baker
Bleile’s
Twilight Gardens
Battles Insurance
IGA
VFW
VFW Schild
Bob Meyers
Bob Pugh
Citizens Bank Home Savings Es Hug
Acrent
Huron County Bank
Don Tester
Sheller Globe Jaycees
Norm Drucker
Joe Axelman
Kansas City Kings
NBA Competition and Rules Committee
Koch Aluminum Manufacturing Inc
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky
Norwalk
Goodyear Tires
Charlie's Garage Inc
West
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