Baseball scores from the Saturday May 20, 1980 edition
In the international league Montreal beat Toronto 5 to 4. Syracuse at Jersey City was postponed due to rain and several games in progress were postponed due to wet or cold conditions. Shreveport defeated Houston 8 to 2 in the Texas League while other listed results include Fort Worth 3 Dallas 2 and Oklahoma City 3 Tulsa 0. Pacific Coast League saw Portland 10 San Diego 6 and San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 6 with Hollywood 14 Oakland 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Jersey City
Springfield
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Dallas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Shreveport
Houston
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Portland
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Seattle
Hollywood
Oakland
U.P
Joe Brovia
Crossword Puzzle ACROSS and DOWN Broad Wordplay
A dense crossword grid lists clues for ACROSS and DOWN entries including Wrist guard Curtains Inheritance and many others. The puzzle features standard crossword clues such as Symbol for tantalum and Noble terms like Genuine and Lure with several cryptic or garbled entries.
Break Worlds Two-Mile Time In Coast Meet
Michigan State's world record two mile relay team shared the spotlight with Seton Hall star Andy Stanfield at the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles. MSU clocked 7 minutes 31.8 seconds to beat the old mark, while Stanfield won the 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds and added a 24 foot 3 inch broad jump and 23.1 seconds in the low hurdles. Occidental College also impressed by edging Morgan State in the four man mile with 3 minutes 10.1 seconds. Numerous relay records fell as the meet drew 40,139 fans, before moves to Modesto for California Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Michigan State
Seton Hall
Andy Stanfield
Stanfield
Southern California
Bill Mack
University of California
Spartans
Coliseum
Modesto
California
Jesse Owen
Mel Patton
Occidental
Occidental College of Los Angeles
Morgan State
Oxy
Bill Parker
George Rhoden
Parker
Marjorie Jackson
Australia
Jean Patton
U.S
Tennessee State College
Stanford
Mal Whitfield
Dick Attlesey
Mel Martin
San Jose State
Fortune Gorden
Glendale
Calif
Lions Club
Bob Richards
Illinois Athletic Club
Len Truex
Ohio State
Otis Chandler
Bud Helf
Bob McMillen
Fourth Week Slate Set For AA Softball Schedule
Davis-Monthan Mustangs and Eagles open the fourth week of class AA softball at Santa Rita park. The six team Girls league starts with VFW Flirts vs Trailerettes. Week’s games include 6:30 Trailerettes versus VFW Flirts and 8 p m Eagles against Davis-Monthan Mustangs. VFW, Charles Young Post and Sino-American Club drew byes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe Goodman's
Greenwald
Eeeesesees Hall
First Baptist
P.O
Paddock Tavern
Steinfeld
Copper State
Boos Ramsey Painters
Rarick’s Indians
Vance's Tavern
Moose Club
Charlies Young Marine Reserve
Sino-Americans
Marines
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Eagles
Santa Rita Park
VFW Flirts
Trailerettes
Baptist Warriors
Moose Lodge
Marine Reserves
Crossroads Spoilers
Estevan Dillies
Sunshine Gals
Goodman Supply
Greenwald Drugs
Steinfeld Shamrocks
Ramsey Painters
Copper State Sports
Ellis
Hal! Insulators
Vance’s Tavern
Old Pueblo Beauties
Tucson Girls
Barick Indians
VFW
Charles Young Post
Sino-American Club
Cocio Legion to Meet Apco Nine and Nogales Internationals
The Cocio-Estrada American Legion baseball team faces the Arizona Apcos tomorrow night at Casa Grande and hosts the Nogales Internationals Monday at Randolph Park. Jim Starkey is expected to pitch against the Apcos, with Ernie Facio or Abbey Broftt opposing the Internats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocio-Estrada American Legion
Arizona Apcos
Casa Grande
Nogales
Randolph Park
Jim Starkey
Apcos
Ernie Faccio
Abbey Broftt
Cocio
Blondy Robbins
Robbins
Bud Younger
Marquette Football Names Robert E. Lee Center Candidate
In Milwaukee a Marquette University football candidate, Robert E. Lee, seeks the center position for the Hilltoppers. The Chicago area native hails from Cteero Illinois and is expected to compete for the starting role this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Hilltoppers
University of South Carolina
Marquette
Cteero
Ill
Brovia's 11th homer lifts Beavers to 10 6 win
Joe Brovia, in his 11th homer of the season, sparked Portland to a 10 to 6 victory over San Diego. George Zuverink took the loss for the Padres as Portland built a lead, then added five runs in the fifth and another in the ninth to seal the win. Also in the league, Sacramento beat Seattle 7 3, San Francisco won 6 5 at Los Angeles, and Hollywood edged Oakland 14 13 in 10 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numver Il
John Rucker
Luis Marquez
Dain Clay
Hillis Layne
Mickey Rocco
Padres
Sacramento
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Oakland
Sas
Dempsey
Medica
Partee
Muncrief
Eet
Portland
San Diego
Drilling
Melrvin
Dente
Linde
Gladdenon
Sa Seattle
Brown
Davis
Salkeld
Sarkent
Steiner
Moulder
Schallock
Woods
Dapper
Shoun
Nelson
Groth
Behrman
Noble
Blenmaneers edge Power and Home in fast pitch league
Blenmaneers beat Power and Home Equipment 6-5 at Oury Park as Al Villasenor collected two doubles and a single in four at bats. Mike Morales pitched five hitters for the win, going 2 for 3 at the plate. DAV squad exploded for six runs in the first inning to beat Park & Shop 13-5. Eddie Soto earned the win. Temple Youth beat Oury Rockets 7-0 in the final game. Giants and Rams to clash in Herald Tribune Fresh Air game at Polo Grounds on Sept. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenmaneers
Power & Home Equipment
Oury Park
al Villasenor
Mike Morales
DAV
Park & Shop
Eddie Soto
Temple Youth Organization
Oury Rockets
New York
New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Herald Tribune
Polo Grounds
Commission Orders Campbell From Ring Over Vision
The state athletic commission ordered veteran lightweight Tommy Campbell of Rock Island Illinois to quit boxing due to cataracts in his left eye. An investigator found Campbell’s vision faulty after Aragon defeated him, leading to the ruling following Campbell’s claim of a temporary blackout from a blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
State Athletic Commission
Tommy Campbell
Rock Island
Ill
Campbell
Art Aragon
Aragon
Clarence Albaugh
League Leaders And Team Totals From The Era
Baseball leaders from the era include Lehner and Doby with high averages and runs in the American League standings. Williams and Musial lead in homers and RBIs while Pit ching leaders feature Trucks Wynn and Roberts. National League highlights include Musial and Ennis atop stats with solid pitching by Rush and Werle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet. Lehner
Philadelphia
Doby
Cleveland
Dropo
Boston
Stewart
Washington
Pesky
DiMaggio
Williams
Stephens
Hite
Wertz
Detroit
Zarilla
Kryhoski
Berra
New York
Henrich
Doerr
Mapes
Dillinger
Rosen
Adams
Chicago
Lipon
Lemon
Reynolds
Trucks
Wynn
Byrne
McDermott
Shantz
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kerr
Jethroe
Gordon
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Jones
Reese
Roberts
Spahn
Rush
Werle
K. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Surson Baily Citizen
Juarez Wiik
Cpndudic
Bisbee-Douglas
Phoenix
Weeee
Globe-Miami
Tucson
el Paso
Juarez
Cincinnati
Placid
AP News
Michigan
India
Stati
By Jimmy Hatlo
Burt
Joe Palooka
Hopalonge Cassidy
BY Dan Spiegle
Blondie
By Ckie Youn
Senate
Blue Boy
Steve Canyon
Miss Feetaz
Ganglia
Iron Curtain
Miken
Skeezix
Nina
Darling
Dick Tracy
Route
Woodstock
Chief
A’l Abner
Chester Gould
By al Capp
Rip Kirby
By Alex Raymone
Des
Little
Orphan Annie
D' Harold Gray
Esa
Jack Metcalfe
Cocio Legion
Apco Nine
Brovia
Beavers
Giants
RAMS
Abah Pet. Musial
Sisler
Hopp
Pafke
Ennis
Hite—Musial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!