Thursday and Friday Baseball Scoreboard Highlights
Scores from Thursday include Philadelphia 2 San Diego 1 in 10 innings. Friday's slate features multiple league games with pitchers listed for each matchup and standings for the American League East and West divisions shown alongside recent results.
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Philadelphia
San Diego
Atlanta
Montreal
Wehrmeister
Chicago
Burris
Pittsburgh
Reuss
Forster
Cincinnati
Norman
Capilla
Baseball and baseball trades intermingle in uneven week
Detroit Tigers re called Bruce Taylor from Evansville in the American Association. Milwaukee Brewers sent Dick Davis to Spokane. Oakland A recalled Jim Umbarger from San Jose. Seattle Mariners claimed Paul Mitchell. Braves placed Darrel Chaney on the 21 day DL and called Pat Rockett from Savannah. Cubs placed Bruce Sutter on the 21 day DL. Dodgers placed Ed Goodson on the 15 day DL and recalled Kevin Pasley from Albuquerque.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Dick Davis
Spokane
Oakland A’s
Jim Umbarger
San Jose
Seattle Mariners
Paul Mitchell
Atlanta Braves
Darrel Chaney
Pat Rockett
Savannah
Chicago Cubs
Bruce Sutter
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Ed Goodson
Kevin Pasley
Albuquerque
Ends of an odds horse racing card at Charles Town
The listed entries show a mixed field from Charles Town with horses named Fort Amber Lake Command Coasting David Rollin Granny and more including Mr Zachary Clever Clover Ducklegs and anchors like Anchor And Hope. This card notes various syncs, names, and order details for a race meeting.
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Fort Amber
Lake Command
David
Rollin Granny
Bolus
Little Pin
Mr. Zachary
Clever Clover
Mr. Albright
Ducklegs
Double Skip
Noona
Anchor
Hope
75 Year Old Dentist Ends Boston Marathon Run
Everett Amos, a 75 year old dentist from Knox Indiana, has made running a daily habit since 1968. He completed the Boston Marathon in under six hours this year after starting with short runs and a treadmill. His wife Martha and Dr Howard Henry supported his health checks and training.
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Amos
Howard Henry
Martha
Henry
Rosedale Upsets First Presbyterian in Softball Action
Rosedale beat First Presbyterian 9-6 to close the City Church Softball League regular season. Louie Van Meter had three hits, Monte Nair doubled and tripled for the winners. Braddock Street finished third after a 19-3 win over Sacred Heart. Final standings: First Brethren 19-1, Reliance 17-3, Braddock Street 15-5, First Presbyterian 14-6, Sacred Heart 11-9, Grace Lutheran 11-9, First Baptist 10-10, Rosedale 6-14, Christ Episcopal 4-16, Nazarene 0-20.
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Rosedale Baptist
First Presbyterian
Braddock Street
Sacred Heart
City Church
Rosedale
Louie van Meter
Monte Nair
Mark Feltner
Wayne Wallace
Barry Eaton
Larry Schroy
Presby
Presbyterian
Jones
Wisecarver
Jeter
Don Unger
Don Duty
First Brethren
Reliance
Grace Lutheran
First Baptist
Christ Episcopal
Market Street
Nazarene
Black's Claims
UAW
Abex
Charlie Newcome
Norman Bayliss
Henkel-Harris
O’sullivan
Ed Strosnider
Steve Peacemaker
Henkel Harris
Charlie Orndorff
Dwaine Swisher
Ron Horwath
O'Sullivan
Boise Cascade
Terry Industries
Rubbermaid
the Engineers
Hospital
Capitol Records
Rich Foods
General Electric
Western Union
McEnroe to Attend Stanford After Wimbledon
John McEnroe plans a four year break from pro tennis to attend Stanford University this fall. The 18 year old Wimbledon semifinalist believes college will sharpen his game and offers competitive practice beyond New York. The Open and junior events loom next month as he weighs pro potential against school time.
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New York
John McEnroe
America
McEnroe
Stanford University
Bjorn Borg
Borg
Lennart Erickson
Jimmy Connors
Stanford
Gene Scott
Forest Hills
Will Grimsley
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Mark
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Sdiego
Detroit Tigers
Bruce Taylor
Evansville
Preston Field
Thre Distributors
Stephens City
Floor Center
Glaize & Brothers
Royal Crown
Don Bayliss
B & J Carpets
Winchester Park
Coal Mine
Front Royal
Frederick County
Star Tannery
Great Cacapon
Rappahannock
Woodstock
Charles Town
Maiden
J.R. Farkle
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Quinn
Sheppard
Cliff Mill Road
Grove
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Giri
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Scott
L. Sanders
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Kelli
Inocente
Kaduna Rose
Moreno
Saul
Seean
Small
Trigada
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Toni Do
Jerose
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Sultan's Jester
Dragon Fire
Strate Out
Sierra Rose
Tiber River
Marian Woods
Lady Wakefield
FW. Kratz
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Kirk
Dottie Darling
Witte
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Sweet Siam
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Maxie Wolf
Yahalani
Dear J
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Watch Theater
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Anchor and Hope
Shaw
Jock Gunn
Free Speedway
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Rte
Spinnaker
Alan Bond
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Sverige
Amos Prescription
Graham Smith
Edmonton
1St Presbyterian
Forfiet
Bill Black
Electric
Hardee
Ray Loy
Millwood Country Club
Loy
George Burkey
Charlie Ludholtz
Clem LaMaster
Winchester Speedway
Airport Road
Winchester
Buddy Armel
Red Nininger
Deve Wilt
Sports World
Winchester Hospital
Engineers
Stinger
Crystal
Snyder
Champion
Terry
Junior Boomsburg
Robbie Symons
Mark Whitacre
Denny Renner
Capitol
Athur, Inc
Wen
East Bosca
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