Baseball at a Glance Scores and Tuesday matchups listed
Results show Kansas City 6 Chicago 3 Detroit 7 Minnesota 3 New York 6 California 6 Baltimore 6 Oakland 10 innings Seattle 5 Boston 2. Wednesday slate includes Toronto at Detroit Cleveland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago a Texas at Minnesota New York at California Baltimore at Oakland Boston at Seattle. Thursday games Texas at Minnesota Cleveland at Milwaukee Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 1 San Francisco 7 New York 4 Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 4. Other matchups include Houston at Chicago and Los Angeles at Montreal with several postponed or pending.
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Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
New York
California
Baltimore
Oakland
Seattle
Boston
Toronto
Underwood
Garvin
Rozema
Sykes
Tci
Cleveland
Wise
Milwaukee
Sorensen
Gale
Kravec
Texas
Comer
Medich
Erickson
Figueroa
Aase
Palmer
Renko
Torrez
Wright
McLaughlin
Milwau
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Francisco
Newark
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
San Diego
Jones
Philadelphia
Kaat
Knepper
Hausman
Los Angeles
Hooton
Montreal
Rogers
Candelaria
Solomon
Lamp
K. Forsch
Ruhle
Los Anges
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Phil
Det
Chic
Balt
Pitts
Cleve
Mont
Toro
Stl
West NY
West Calif
Tex
Sfran
Oak
Minn
Cin
Sdieg
Hous
Atlan
San Diego Land
U S Pro Tennis Championships Open in Longwood Action
Top seed Eddie Dibbs won 6-4 6-2 over Victor Amaya in the first round at Longwood. Raul Ramirez led 3-1 when Ivan Molina retired with an ankle injury. Barazzutti Higueras Panatta also advanced with straight set wins in Brookline. Tracy Austin, Mareen Louie, Lesley Hunt scored early wins in Bergen Classic. Saviano upset in Atlanta. Giltinan and Smith won. world records lit up Berlin meet.
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Brookline
Mass
Eddie Dibbs
Victor Amaya
Longwood
Raul Ramirez
Ivan Molina
Columbia
Corrado Barazzutti
Italy
Sweden
Tenny Svenson
Jose Higueras
Spain
Heinz Gunthardt
Switzerland
Adriana Panatta
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Mahwah
N.J
Tracy Austin
Hana Stradhanova
Bergen
Ramapo College
Mareen Louie
San Francisco
Lesley Hunt
Australia
Louie
Renee Richards
Hunt
Marise Kruger
Regina Marsikova
Czechoslovakia
Betsy Nagelsen
Ruta Gerulaitis
Viviana Gonzales
Argentina
Atlanta
Nick Saviano
Alvin Gardner
Bob Giltinan
John Feaver
Great Britain
Stan Smith
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Mexico
Chargers Acquire Steelers Safety Glen Edwards
San Diego announces the addition of veteran safety Glen Edwards from Pittsburgh for a future draft choice. Edwards, 31, is a seven-year pro who started as a rookie at Florida AAM and was Steelers MVP in 1974 after helping them win their first Super Bowl. He also played in the Pro Bowl after 1975 and 1976 seasons.
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SAN Diego
San Diego Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Glen Edwards
Chargers
Edwards
Steelers
Florida A&m
Pittsburgh
Clancy Back, Blue Jays Top Rangers 3 1 in Toronto
Jim Clancy limited Texas to five hits in seven innings as Toronto edged Texas 3 1. Roy Howell scored the tying run on Willie Horton s double with Horton driving in another on Dave McKay s single, Kirby Woods added insurance, and Willie Horton homered yesterday. Doc Medich took the loss, while Victor Cruz earned his 9th save for Toronto.
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Toronto
Texas Rangers
Jim Clancy
Roy Howell
Willie Horton
Toronto Blue Jays
Texas
Rangers
Clancy
Victor Cruz
Howell
Horton
Roy Hartsfield
Doc Medich
Willie
Medich
John Mayberry
Willie Upshaw
Woods
Dave McKay
Trou
Blue Jays
Cruz
Hartsfield
Aggies switch Brothers to fullback praises by Wilson
Texas A M offensive coordinator Tom Wilson applauded running back David Brothers for stepping into the fullback spot after George Woodard's leg injury. Wilson noted the first set of Wishbone backs Dickey Armstrong and Brothers is performing as asked.
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College Station, Tx
Texas A&m
Tom Wilson
David Brothers
George Woodard
Woodard
Aggie
Wilson
Curtis Dickey
Adger Armstrong
Brothers
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James Montgomery
David McCay
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