Lewis Enterprises Captures Junior Pony League Playoff Title
Lewis Enterprises wins the playoff championship after a dramatic final inning rally and a 12 to 9 comeback over Coca Cola. Key players include Davies Maxwell and Everett with multiple hits, while Coca Cola’s late four run surge falls short.
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Exchange
Lewis Enterprises
Kiwanis
Flowers
Jeff Short
Todd Stone
Jim McRae
Ike Maxwell
Tim Sherrod
Tim McCallodh
Mark Binion
Coca-Cola
Coke
Coca- Cola
Clay Davies
Mark Posey
John Everett
Todd Ponder
Lewis
Yankees Move To First Behind Hunter S Arm In Beano Ball Duel
Yankees beat Orioles 3-1 as Catfish Hunter shuts down Baltimore on four hits to lift New York into first place in the AL East by a half game. Boston loses after Cleveland rally. other scores include Brewers sweeping Tigers and A's, Royals, White Sox winning.
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Herschel Nissenson
Catfish Hunter
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Yankees
Orioles
Boston
Cleveland
George Hendrick
Indians
Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Oakland A’s
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Hunter
Ken Singleton
Mike Torrez
Graig Nettles
Terry Whitfield
Munson
Chris Chambliss
Nettles
Whitfield
Torrez
Elrod Hendricks
Bobby Grich
Hendrick
Carl Yastrzemski
Bill Lee
Dick Drago
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland Brewers
Tigers
George Scott
Bill Travers
Baseball Scoreboard for Wednesday and Schedule Highlights
The page lists Wednesday games across the league with matchups Cincinnati at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Montreal St. Louis at New York Los Angeles at Houston San Francisco at San Diego plus Thursday’s games St. Louis at Montreal Chicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco and a dense list of Tuesday results including Milwaukee Detroit New York Baltimore Cleveland Boston Texas Kansas City Oakland Minnesota and Chicago.
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Cincinnati
T. Carroll
Atlanta
Morton
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Philadelphia
Lonborg
Chicago
Reuschel
Montreal
Blair
St. Louis
Forsch
New York
Seaver
Los Angeles
Sutton
Houston
Konieczny
San Francisco
Caldwell
San Diego
Folkers
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Texas
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Harrison
Pole
Palmer
Ruhle
Broberg
Wright
Kaat
Busby
Leonard
Tanana
Corbin
Holtzman
Bahnsen
Associated Press
Philphia
S.francisco
Boston Ky
California M
College football win leaders and scoring leaders revealed
The NCAA report ranks Michigan Alabama and Notre Dame as the top winningest programs over different spans. It notes Michigan’s five year record 50 3 1 and Alabama 49 6 0 and highlights Oklahoma Penn State Nebraska and Arizona State movement with bowl inclusion. It also covers total and defensive yards leaders and Fort Valley State in Division Two with billing for Fort Valley and Texas.
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NCAA
Michigan
Alabama
Notre Dame
Wolverines
Stanford
Oklahoma
Penn State
Nebraska
Arizona State
Notredame
Georgia
Bulldogs
Texas
Ohio State
San Diego State
Florida State
Seminoles
Houston
Southern Cal
Miami
Ohio
Lousiana State
Tennessee
LSU
Fort Valley State
Thomasville High
Central
Fort Valley
Wildcats
Billy Joe Copeland
Baylor
Bears
Buw
Long Beach State
VMI
West Texas State
University of Texas el Paso
Auburn
Grant Teaff
Young Lions Lift Phillies in doubleheader sweep
The Philadelphia Phillies started two 21-year-old lefties, Christenson and Underwood, to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3 and 8-1, narrowing the gap to two games behind first-place Pittsburgh in the NL East. Ollie Brown delivered a decisive tie-breaking double, while Greg Luzinski drove in three runs in the finale.
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Howard Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Lions
Larry Christenson
Tom Underwood
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Christenson
Underwood
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Chicago
Montreal
Pirates
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ollie Brown
Greg Luzinski
Luzinski
Bruce Kison
Kison
Reds
Braves
Joe Morgan
Pat Darcy
Fred Norman
Pedro Borbon
Darcy
Phil Niekro
Mets
Cardinals
Jerry Koosman
Dodgers
Astros
Doug Ray
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Padres
Giants
Randy Jones
Enzo Hernandez
Derrel Thomas
Brent Strom
Will
Ali Bugner In Mental Fight For First Round Cut
Muhammad Ali predicts a repeat of the 1973 non title bout against Joe Bugner by aiming to cut him early in their July 1 title clash in Kuala Lumpur. The champion notes the cut’s impact on Bugner and praises Bugner’s past resilience and his own cut man Danny Holland.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Ali
Newsman
Bugner
Las Vegas
Andy Smith
Joe
Britain
Smith
Grand Canyon
Drew
Bandini
Brown
Angelo Dundee
Danny Holland
Holland
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Joe Poppell
Tim van Zant
Travis Weaver
Vance Burkett
Dave Jones
James Bierce
Mike Cogland
Kevin May
Tommy York
Jeff Jones
Jim Harrison
Morgan
Perez
George Lassiter T E
Jim Slaton
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Twins
Joe Decker
Bill North
Gene Tenace
Royals
Angels
Hal McRae
John Mayberry
Andy Etchebarren
Billy Smith
Mickey Rivers
White Sox
Rangers
Jorge Orta
Bill Melton
Claude Osteen
Young Lions
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Ie McCovey
Mike Ivie
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Tim Hosley
Andy Thorton
Bill Bonham
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