Scoring Box for MLB Games and Upcoming Schedule
Baseball scoreboard shows Houston 7 San Diego Montreal Rogers 3-9 at Chicago Burris 5-11 New York Swan 5-8 at Philadelphia Underwood 6-2 Los Angeles Rhodes 0 at Atlanta Niekro 10-6 San Francisco Barr 86 at Cincinnati Alcala 92 Pittsburgh Kison 7-6 at St Louis Falcone 6-10 San Diego Johnson 0-0 at Houston Richards 10-11. Wednesday and Tuesday night games listed include Montreal at St Louis 2, Chicago at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at New York, San Francisco at Cincinnati, San Diego at Houston, plus earlier midweek and midseason matchups.
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Swan
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Underwood
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Alcala
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Kison
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Falcone
Johnson
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Area Schedule Tuesday County Softball Tourneys
Local park diamonds host multiple leagues with varied matchups. Emmanuel Methodist faces North Frederick at Clearbrook Park Diamond 2 at 6 0. Kernstown Methodist meets Calvary Brethren on Diamond 2 at 7 30. Trades and other games listed across fields and times.
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Clearbrook Park
Emmanuel Methodist
North Frederick
Kernstown Methodist
Calvary Brethren
Diamond
Stephens City Methodist
Entries and Race Names Listing for Charles Town Deck
The page lists entries including The Reiver, Play A Diamond, Tambulue, Spring Dance, John Papa, Seven Games, Haste Stream, Close Ruler, Lagame, Girate, Mistolette, Way to Market, Chaddyne a Button, Space Chant, Paddy De feat, Apache Fury, Minnie's Boy, Mullica Hill, Harness The Wind, Yawa, Finalette, and other race names across multiple categories.
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John Papa
Lagame
Girate
Chaddyne
Paddy
Minnie's Boy
Small
Alonso
Hudson
Clark
Grove
Daring Bullah
Moreno
R. Smallwood
Sunshine
DD Smith
Pete's Charger
Benjamin
Action Leader
Pelrot
Lady Poorscourt
Longan
New
Torre
Dora the Great
Ellis
Penny
Lisa
Maisonneuve
E Robers
Dirivit Lo
Hope
Dorsey
Pellot
Ll Lémi
Tamblue
L Sanders i
Joe the Grinder
L. ‘Sanders Brace
Shad O Lark
Haste Stream Thornton
Slite’s Lad
Dupuy
Sheri
Green Eyed Primp
Thornton
Tul Eeho
Vail
Venture
Cabin Smoke
Brave
Aylor
Joe Fur
Mistelette Cape Il
Jim
Nash
Chesterbrook
Billy
Hunt
Harrow
W. Kratz
Kid Clover
Bacon
Hykes
L. Sanders
Thornton It al
Winnie
Daigo
Stormy Wonder
Monroy
RK. Smallwood
Bernache
Williams
Smallwood
Gordon
Kloss
Fur Chung
Drummer Boy
Fleet Button
Mae Ms. Bailiff
River J
Hai Teron Doe Smallwood
Admiral Orbit
Northcatt
Paddy de Great
Pompadour
Stationery
Ghirl Hobs
Mollie
Paxton
SY. Aur
Thisilkillya
Os Trizada
Send Me
Escano
Kiki
Inocente
Cape
Exacta
Luckey Mickey
MA Garcia
Rugged George
Depaio
Aeropause
Blyleven Silences Twins With Rangers Shutout
Bert Blyleven returned to Minnesota and silenced the Twins as he pitched the Texas Rangers to a 3-0 victory. The 25 year old struck out nine, boos echoing as he tipped his cap after each inning. The only Minnesota hits were infield single by Steve Braun and a single by Craig Kusick.
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Wayside Inn Hosts Walter Hagen Golf Tournament Championship
Wayside Inn of Middletown led by Joe Simpson won the third Walter Hagen Golf Tournament with a net 65 by Simpson, M Williams, C Licklider, and R Reeves Jr. Frederick Block Company finished second after a 66 and a playoff with Glaize & Brothers. Rubbermaid led by J Roth posted a net 5 in the pro division.
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Wayside Inn
Middletown
Shenandoah Valley Club
Joe Simpson
Walter Hagen
Virginia
American Cancer Society
Simpson
M. Williams
C. Licklider
R. Reeves,Jr
Frederick Block Company
Winchester
Frederick Block
Howard Adkins
B. Waugh
L. Rice
D. Oates
Northside
Front Royal
H. Gardner
M. Spangler
C. Baker
J. Alger
Frederick County
Warren County
Warrenton
Strasburg
Hot Springs
Williams and Jones advance in Frederick County tennis
Greg Williams and Tina Jones survived long matches to reach the next round at the Frederick County Tennis Tournament on the James Wood courts. Williams, seed two, beat Monty Harris 3-6 6-2 6-1, while Jones defeated Susan O'Brien 6-2 1-6 6-3 after a two hour 15 minute marathon.
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Greg Williams
Tina Jones
Frederick County
James Wood
Williams
Monty Harris
Jones
Susan O'Brien
Berryville
Mike Seward
Kit Arbo
Murrell Bollinger
Bob Williams
Jeff Perry
Bill Mathias
Mike Buckner
Wes Shaffer
Sutton Reaches 2000th Strikeout Milestone in Dodgers Win
Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton notched his 2000th strikeout in a 6 2 victory over the Atlanta Braves on a hot night. Sutton allowed two first inning runs but then dominated, finishing with nine strikeouts and a five hitter as he joined 2000 strikeout club alongside 27 others.
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Carl Morton
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodger
Atlanta Braves
Sutton
Cincinnati Reds
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Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
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Morton
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Rubbermaid Office Clips Rich Foods in Slow League Night
Rubbermaid Office beat Rich Foods 18 to 2 to move ahead of Western Union and Rich Foods in the Industrial Softball League scramble to avoid last place. Archie Anderson homered, with doubles from Gary Dolphin and Elden Tiller and a Preston Tracy triple fueling the win.
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Rubbermaid Office
Rich Foods
Western Union
Archie Anderson
Gary Dolphin
Elden Tiller
Preston Tracy
Rubbermaid
Pascel
W. Young
Dunlap and B J Dominate Business Softball League Night
A.L. Dunlap and B J Car Pets each earned their second consecutive wins. Dunlap beat the Merchants 16 to 2 after a 20 win Sunday, while B J overwhelmed Valley Merchants 20 to 5 following a 19 2 victory over Floor Center. Ronnie Lake led B J with three hits, Smoot hit for the cycle for B J, and Thompson homered and doubled for Dunlap.
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A.L. Dunlap
B & J Carpets
B&j
Floor Center
Valley Merchants
Dunlap
the Merchants
Royal Crown Cola
Ronnie Lake
Scott Aikens
Bill English
Larry Smoot
Clarence Crisman
Smoot
Center
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SCO B&j
Mike Thompson
Terry Shickle
Benny Welch
Junie Bush
Steve Boettner
Terry LaRue
Stephens City Merchants
Stephens City
Tortuga
Tom Schuelen
Randy Jenkins
R. Madagan
Sammy Hoffmaster
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