Baseball at a Glance: Wednesday and Thursday Schedule
A roundup of scheduled games across leagues with teams such as San Francisco Houston Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago Montreal St. Louis Los Angeles San Diego New York Pittsburgh and others. Notable entries include Sunny Bottomley’s 1924 RBI record and multiple doubleheaders across cities like Oakland Milwaukee and Detroit.
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Atlanta
Ruthven
Cincinnati
Moskau
Philadelphia
Chistenson
Chicago
Burris
Houston
Bannister
San Francisco
Montefusco
New York
Zachary
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Montreal
Dues
St. Louis
Denny
Los Angeles
Rhodes
San Diego
Perry
Milwaukee
Oakland
California
Detroit
Slaton
Sykes
Baltimore
D. Martinez
Palmer
Boston
Torrez
Toronto
Lemanczyk
Cleveland
Paxton
Tidrow
Texas
Ellis
Minnesota
Goltz
Caldwell
Replogle
Keough
Borberg
Kravec
Knapp
Kansas City
Gale
Seattle
Mitchell
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Detr
Phil
Bast
Chi Mi
Mont
Miln
Clev
Pitt
Slou
Torold
Sfra
Oak
Cal
Cine
Hous
Sdie
Minn
Atla
Seat
Chico
Los Angele
Muhammad Ali named Athlete of the Decade
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Muhammad Ali was chosen as the Athlete of the Decade for 1968 to 1978 by sports writers and broadcasters. The piece recounts Ali's rise, his 1967 Houston court case, his suspension and comeback, and his enduring fame in boxing and sports.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York
Ma Bell
Muhammad Ali
Montreal
Chicago
Muhammad
Blue Ribbon
Louisville
Ali
San Jacinto Street
Houston
A's manager quits as Winkles returns to dugout
Bobby Winkles resigns with Oakland in first place as Charlie Finley replaces him by reappointing Jack McKeon who moves from third base to manager. McKeon and other coaches attempted to save Winkles but he stood firm. McKeon had been fired as manager less than a year earlier and named Winkles to the job. Jim Brown, former Cleveland Browns star, has 126 NFL touchdowns, a league record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Winkles
Wayne Gross
Oakland A's
McKeon
Finley
Winkles
Hank Bauer
Alvin Dark
Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland Coliseum
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Rangers Fall as Twins Hammer 5 2 Loss
Minnesota Twins overwhelmed Texas Rangers 5 to 2 as Rod Carew drops below .400 while Jim Sundberg sees his 22 game hitting streak end. Glenn Borgmann drives in two with a homer and a single, Dan Ford adds a solo shot for the Twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWINS
Rangers
Oakland
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Jim Sundberg
Texas
Glenn Borgmann
Dan Ford
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Pecos Enterprise
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Grimsley’s Sports
Muhammed Ali
Miami
All
Jerry Quarry
Smokin
Joe Fra
Charlie Finley
Jack McKeon
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