Monday Major League Baseball Results and Schedule
A dense list shows Monday scores for Cubs, Pirates, Reds, and others with multiple evening matches. Notable games include Nolan and Jenkins pitching headlines, plus late-night contests in New York, San Diego, Montreal, and San Francisco with several postponed or rescheduled notes.
Baseball divisions tighten as three races surge ahead
Oakland leads AL West by eight after a 3-1 Detroit win and a rainout at Milwaukee. Pittsburgh rallied to beat Atlanta 6-5 as Willie Stargell drove in four. Cincinnati crushed Chicago 7-2 while St Louis beat Houston 3-2 widening the Reds NL West lead to six. Baltimore stayed one back in the AL East after a 3-1 win over Texas. Boston beat California 4-1. Pete Rose homered twice for Cincinnati. Mickey Lolich notched his 16th win for Detroit.
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Oakland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
White Sox
Mickey Lolich
A’s
Atlanta
Willie Stargell
Pirates
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Reds
Astros
Baltimore
Texas
Boston
California
Pete Rose
Cubs
Cardinals
Joe Hoerner
Lolich
Eagles Club Bowls Fall Meeting and Elyria Tennis Entry
The Eagles Club meets at 7 p.m. Thursday for fall bowling. Elyria hosts a City Tennis Tournament starting Wednesday August 9 with 21 divisions including an added adults mixed doubles. Entries close 6 p.m. Friday August 4 with forms at the City Recreation Center West Park Pool House and from Tourney director Jim Rakestraw.
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Elyria City
City Recreation Center
Prospect Street
West Park
Jim Rakestraw
Allen tops AL All Star voting with 1.09 million votes
Dick Allen leads American League vote total with 1,092,758 of 3,171,556 ballots cast for the 43rd annual All-Star Game. He starts at first base alongside Aparicio and Robinson, as the Red Sox supply two starters, with Carew, Jackson, and Yastrzemski anchoring the lineup in Atlanta July 25.
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Dick Allen
NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit
Norm Cash
Boston Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Atlanta
NBC
Aparicio
Robinson
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Carew
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Yastrzemski
Bobby Murcer
Bill Freehan
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Freehan
Jackson
Murcer
Area softball action features church teams in high scoring games
The Church of God defeated Pilgrim United 17 to 7 as Ray Bailey homered and an eight run fifth inning carried the Church of God. St Jude stunned Church of the Open Door 22 to 2 with Tom Skaugen and Bill Machovina leading the hitting onslaught. First Congregational outslugged Redeemer Lutheran 21 to 9 with J Ehlke, D Mason and T Smithett supplying homers and multi-hit games. Pilgrim United toppled by Church of Open Door as Pat Manion, Joe Sheaaman and other batters posted several hits in a high total for the visitors.
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Church of God
Pilgrim United
Ray Bailey
Joe Shenaman
C. Wigers
C. Hughes
G. Kinder
B. Barkus
D. Lougue
Pilgrim
St. Jude
Church of the Open Door
Tom Skaugen
Bill Machovina
First Congregational Church
Redeemer Lutheran
D. Mason
J. Ehlke
T. Smithett
T. Mason
J. Hunt
R. Russell
B. Grieve
Kennard
Local 880 edge by a run in tight Saturday tilt
Alex nips Local 880 7 to 6 to finish a second place tie for the second half with Lysaghi and the loser of the Servomation Les Drage game. Rain halted the Servomation oppositional contest in the second inning and will restart Friday. Shank took the loss as First Congregational and Redeemer Lutheran players posted multiple hits and home runs.
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Alex
Lysaghi
Servo
East and West Each Win in Little League Tournament
East and West secured wins as they push toward a possible final meeting. Elyria West hammered New London 11 to 1 behind Mike Holloway's two-hitter and key early three-run frames, while East prevailed 4 to 1 over the South Stars with strong hitting from Bob Balser and Terry Norman. East and West are set to meet Friday at West Field 1.
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Elyria West
Little League East
Bob Balser
Terry Norman
South Stars
Jim Gilbert
John Tillman
J. Evans
K. Inman
L. McGrath
Ners
Mike Holloway
New London
West
West Field
Rosenbloom buys Rams in landmark NFL deal
Los Angeles oilman Carroll Rosenbloom debuts as Rams owner after a complex swap that moved the Colts to a Midwest group for 19 million dollars. Net costs, asset transfers, and tax implications shape the deal as Baltimore’s new owners face a roughly 16 million dollar true price.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Carroll Rosenbloom
Los Angeles Rams
Rosenbloom
Colts
Rams
Carroll
Baltimore
National Football League
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Sam
Robert Irsay
Willard
Bud) Keland
Major League results across several games and pitchers
A scrambled recap shows performances by Hernandez Hoerner Stargel Walliams and Gibson in Houston. Clendenon Clendenon and Fisk highlighted home runs while Reuschel Gossage and Lolich pitched for their teams. East Texas and other clubs feature on this multi game note with various wins losses and players mentioned.
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Jenkins
Reed
Blass
Beuss
Matlack
John
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Moore
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Clay Carroll
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Jim Northrup
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Rorie Harrison
Orioles
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Brian Balser
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John Payne
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Stang Motors
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Sal Bando
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Joe Morgan
Joe Torre
Don Kessinger
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Hank Aaron
Roberto Celemate
Danny Murtaugh
Earl Weaver
Church League
Church of Open Door
St. Jade
Bob Cons
F. Peore
Pat Manin
Stip Karby
Bill Machevins
Jim Schroeder
Pat Manion
Dick Grimes
C. Habe
Skip Barby
Jerry Capasse
Fred Ross
Tom Skagen
Bill Machevias
Pat Macheviaa
Jim Rezga
Halph Capasso
Greg Flanigan
Bob Conn
Opes Deer
D. Cheppeil
R. Watson
R. Bingeili
B. Hayes
E. MacAlister
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Oaard of God Pilgrim United
Bill Rodgers
Pirikeguls
Kranyah
D. Rodgers
B. Rodgers
Jerry Hammond
Paul Rodgers
J. Reeser
Kranyak
B. Barkas
D. Blough
Piper C. Barkas
Lennerth
B. Roth
R. Blair
D. League A
Insin
First Congregational
Bill Baldy
B. Shank
D. Murray
A. Russell
J. Eblke
F. AuWerter
R. Linde
Bolero Club
Elyria Foundry
John Bukowski
Glen Burnett
J. C. Pilgrim
Ron Fly
Earl Webb
Tom Sears
Foundry
Garrett O’connor
Joe Jackson
Caseys Restaurant
Bernies Restaurant
Elyria Foendry
Bolero
Glen Barnett
J.C. Pigman
al Barker
Bill Moveske
Bob Vance
Catfish Houston
Elyria Fouldrs
Ike Drummer
Tom Stefascin
Rob Wilson
Sadowski
Larry Brews
Lessure
Keo Ste
Tom Stetaacin
Paul
Arco
Ibe
Mike Ody
Linda Parker
Marsha Coultrip
Ledford Liegs
Gott
Elyria Treadrne Jennings
Bas. Pauls
Lith League
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Moe
Winsieg
Jota Chamber
Piel Mesinger
DEA
Bobby Blackbers
Tveg
Salalee
Berevs
Scpet Geen
Gesting Wits Ber
Suemes Btr
Jett Tawwee
Wits Ter
Murphy Bros. Body Shop
E. Broad
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Murbach Coal & Supply CO
West Bridge St. Gloria
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Chronicle-Telegram
Jeff Tock
Ron Youngles
Robin Marsh
Inaués
Chuck Ault
Larry Brownbert Glass
Ed Thompson
Ellie Starks
Barry Scarborgh
Virgil Harris
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Boe
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Kes
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Forster
Egan Lolich
Haller
Bradley
Northrup
East
Dobson Harrison
Panther
Lindblad
Billings
Debon
Willow Creek
Willow Creek Golf Club
Darrow Road