Baseball at a Glance shows tense NL and AL standings
The Associated Press summary lists standings for the National and American Leagues with team records, then notes Tuesday results including Chicago over San Francisco, Los Angeles over Pittsburgh, and Atlanta over New York. It previews Wednesday schedules across multiple ballparks and outlines Thursday matchups in both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Chic
Pitts
Mont
Slou
Sfra
Cine
Sdie
Atla
Hous
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New York
Montreal
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
St. Louis
Blue
Barr
Lamp
Geisel
Holtzman
Boggs
Easterly
Twitchell
Moskau
Carlton
Ray
Booker
Dixon
Lemongello
Zachry
Swan
Jones
R.thomas
Miln
Balt
Detr
Cleve
Toro
Calif
Vy Oaks
Tex
Minn
Figueroa
Minnesota
Zahn
Texas
Jenkins
Kansas City
Gale
Cleveland
Wise
California
Ryan
Toronto
Jefferson
Seattle
Honeycutt
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Campbell Still Friendly Rivalry Highlights Oiler Workout
Earl Campbell and Art Still renewed their famed rivalry in a Chiefs Oilers workout in Kansas City. Campbell rushed for 37 yards on 10 carries before sitting out the second half as Kansas City won 9-0 on three field goals. Still, 6 foot 7, made a notable early hit but said the matchup was more public relations than a true duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Art
Earl Campbell
Campbell
Chiefs
Houston Oilers
Still
Earl
Houston
Bum Phillips
Dave Reeve
Notre Dame
Zenon Andrusyshyn
Canadian Football League
Oilers
Marv Levy
Yanks suspend Jackson for bunt defiance at Boston clash
Controversy surrounds Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson as Jackson receives a five day suspension without pay for defying managerial orders after attempting a bunt during a 9 7 loss to Kansas City. He will miss games in Minnesota and Chicago and rejoin the team Sunday in Minneapolis. The front office backs Martins action with strong support from President Al Rosen, owner George Steinbrenner, and GM Cedric Tallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Bloomington
Minn
Billy Martin
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Kansas City
Martin
Boston
Fenway Park
Twins
Minnesota
White Sox
Chicago
Yanks
Yankees
Minneapolis
New York
Mastin
al Rosen
George Steinbrenner
Cedric Tall
Tallis
Reggie
Rosen
Bulls sign guard Tony Parker from Loyola
The Chicago Bulls have signed former Loyola University guard Tony Parker. Parker, 6-5, 185-pound free agent, finished second on Loyola's all-time scoring list with 1,065 points and averaged 17.4 points per game over four years. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Bulls
Loyola University
Tony Parker
Parker
Loyola
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Associated Press
National League
Pecos Enterprise
Oiler Workout
AP Sports Writer
Pecos
National Bank
U.S. Treasury Securities
State
U.S
Sch
United States
Federal
Equity Capital
Harvey
Tinkler
Reeves
B. No
Fed
Harold Elder
First National Bank
U.S. Treasury
Publisher's Copy
Bulls