Reggie Jackson Pounds The Ball
Reggie Jackson homered in the seventh to break up a no-hitter and spark the Oakland A's to a 3-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Gene Tenace added a two run shot, while Ken Holtzman took the win as Oakland rallied in the eighth. Orioles, Yankees, Rangers, Twins, and Indians won other AL games. Tigers suffered 13th straight loss.
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Ken Rappoport
Reggie Jackson
Reggie Cleveland
Oakland Slugger
Jackson
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
Billy Williams
Gene Tenace
Cleveland
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Red Sox
Ken Holtzman
Dwight Evang
Rico Petrocelli
Oakland
Orioles
White Sox
Dave Duncan
Don Baylor
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Yankees
Angels
Larry Gura
California
New York
Nolan Ryan
Billy Martin
Franklin County PE Examinations Set at Ottawa High
Physical examinations for all Franklin County athletes in the upcoming school term will be held at Ottawa High next Tuesday. The schedule divides sessions for junior high at 6 p.m. and high school age at 7 p.m. OHS students report at 8 p.m. All attendees report to the west end of the high school building, home team dressing room door.
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Franklin County
Ottawa High
OHS
Pirates Continue To Fail Pirates Continue To Fail
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh ignored the Phillies after a 5-3 loss to the Astros. The Pirates drop three games behind Philadelphia in the NL East as Philadelphia won 5-4 over the Giants. Dodgers edged the Mets, Cardinals beat the Padres, Expos beat Reds, and Cubs swept the Braves in the doubleheader opener.
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Herschel Nissenson
Danny Murtaugh
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Murtaugh
Pirates
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
Major League standings and results across the American and National Leagues. Key games include Cleveland over Kansas City 4-3, Minnesota over Detroit 3-1, Texas edging Milwaukee 6-4, Baltimore beating Chicago 7-4, New York defeating California 4-3, and Oakland 3-2 over Boston. Saturday schedules list pairings and pennant implications with multiple late games.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
West Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Goltz
Lolich
Jenking
Hausman
Lee
Siebert
Leonard
Eckersley
Palmer
Osteen
Hunter
Figueroa
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
Montres
West Cincinnati
Los Angeles
S.francisco
San Diego
Baseball Stat Leaders From The Associated Press
Player stats list across batting pitching and fielding categories with top earners. Notable names include Luzinski Bench Garvey Rose Parker Morgan and Seaver Messersmith Lynn R.Jackson Rivers Eckersley and Wise. The data covers batting runs and hits leaders, home runs and stolen bases, plus pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Associated ‘Press
National League
Madlock
Chi
T.simmons
Srl
Watson
Hin
Sanguillen
Pgh
D.parker
Cash
Phi
Lopes
Morgan
Cin
Rose
Wynn
Luzinsk
Bench
Hun
Staub
Garvey
Millan
Grubb
Kessinger
R.metzger
Htn
Joshua
Griffey
Gross
Luzinski
Kingman
Schmidt
Stargell
Brock
Cedeno
P.mangual
Mon
Hrabosky
Gullett
R.jones
Billingham, Cin
Seaver
Montefusco
Kirby, Cin
S.stone
Messersmith
Sutton
R.reuschel
Richard
Carew
Min
Lynn
Washington
Oak
Hargrove
Tex
Munson
Bsn
Rice
Ustrzemski
Mayberry
R.jackson
L.may
Bal
G.brett
Rivers
Cal
Randle
McRae
Rudi
Orta
LeFlore
Det
G.scott
Mil
Bonds
Horton
Del
Burroughs
Remy
Otis
North
Eckersley
Cle
Wise
Ben
M.torrez
Cards And Chiefs Clash Tonight
In Kansas City, the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs meet in the NFL exhibition opener at 8:05 p.m. CDT. Cardinals coach Don Coryell plans rotating QBs Jim Hart Dennis Shaw and Gary Keithley with running backs limited. Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin debuts with Mike Livingston starting at QB then Greg Cook in the second half, Woody Green and MacArthur Lane at running back, plus newcomers Charlie Ane and Merced Solis. The Governor's Cup goes to the winner.
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Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Chiefs
Don Coryell
Cardinals
Jim Hart
Dennis Shaw
Gary Keithley
Coryell
Eddie Moss
Hubert Ginn
Chiefs
Paul Wiggin
Hank Stram
Stram
Wiggin
Mike Livingston
Greg Cook
Woody Green
MacArthur Lane
Lane
Green Bay Packers
Charlie Ane
Merced Solis
Ane
Jack Rudnay
Crampton Leads PGA Championship At Midpoint
In Akron Bruce Crampton surged to a seven under par 124 after two rounds to lead by three over Hale Irwin in the 57th PGA Championship. Irwin shot 65 with a hole in one, while Jack Nicklaus stood four back after a 68. Several stars struggled or missed the cut as the field narrowed to 71 at 148 or better.
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Akron
Ohio
Bruce ‘Crampton
Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Jack
Tom
Lee
Trevino
Gary
Player
Sydney
PGA Golf
Crampton
Irwin
Jerry Barber
Tered
Benson
Hinson
Weiskopf
Bill Casper
Tom Watson
Johnny Miller
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Indians end Royals winning streak with Gamble's tie breaking homer
Oscar Gamble drilled a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 4-3 win over the Kansas City Royals, snapping a five game Royals run. Tony Solanta Al Cowens and Fred Patek had tied the game briefly off Doug Bird after Marty Pattin left. John Mayberry hit his 25th homer in the ninth for KC.
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Bill Virdon
Rangers
Brewers
Toby Harrah
Roy Howell
Texas
Milwaukee
Bill Travers
Twins
Tigers
Dim Hughes
Minnesota
Detroit
Indians
Royals
Oscar Gamble
Kansas City
Doug Bird
Cleveland
Dock Ellis
Dave Parker
RBI
Cliff Johnson
Milt May
Astros
Kent Tekulve
Greg Gross
Johnson
Doug Rader
Phillies
Giants
Dick Allen
Garry Maddox
Randy Moffitt
Greg Luzinski
Allen
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Tony Solanta
al Cowens
Fred Patek
Bird
Marty Pattin
John Mayberry
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Dodgers
Mets
Ron Cey
Ken Sanders
Jimmy Wynn
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Willie Crawford
Cey
Padres
Dan Spillner
Bob Forsch
Forsch
Lou Brock
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ted Simmons
Reggie Smith
Ted Sizemore
Expos
Reds
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Larry Parrish
Braves
Cubs
John Summers
Gene Hiser
Carl Morton
Earl Williams
DuPont
Ditzler
Chuck
North Poplar
Ottawa, Kansas
Art Vogeler
King
Marais Des Cygnes
Vogeler
Vega
Dick Stinnett
Ang
Ottawa
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Jim Otis
Len Dawson
Nicklaus
Mark Hayes
Bob Wynn
Xenia
Ed Dougherty
Linwood
John Schlee
Carrollton
Bob Benson
Easton, Conn
Larry Hinson
Kings Mountain
N.C
Gamble
Harry Smith Auto Supply
State Farm
Greg
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Baxter Mobile
N. Main
Cliff
Nita Baxter
Les Graham
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