Area Sports Schedule Highlights Multiple League Matches
Tuesday and Wednesday sports slate features church leagues at Grim Field and Preston Field with Sacred Heart facing Lutheran and First Presbyterian clashing Burnt Presbyterian. Youth divisions include Little League at Yost Field Pony League at Pony League Diamond and Girls Teen Softball on the Diamonds with several regional matchups and sponsor names.
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Grim
Sacred Heart
Lutheran
Fairview
Sunnyside
Nazarene
Market Street
Preston
Burnt Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Valley Avenue
First Brethren
First Baptist
Burnt Factory
Wesley
Braddock Street
Winchester Merchants
County Sheriff's
Yost
B&m
SVNB
Rotary
Rubbermaid
O'Sullivan
Lions
Pony League
Clarke County
Air Freight
Ritter’s
Shenandoah Iron
Terry
Evening Star
F&m
Breeden
Business
Market Basket
Carl Frye
J.W. Arthur
Berryville Lumber
Virginia Loan
Renner’s
Christianson
Alex
Eagles
Optimist
Major League Standings and Tuesday Games Summary
National League East leads Montreal 3 1 over Cincinnati with rain in 8 innings. Tuesday games include New York at Atlanta and Montreal at Cincinnati, plus several late schedules across the majors with notable pitchers listed (Seaver, Nelson, Ruthven, McGlothen). Monday results feature Texas over Detroit and New York over California.
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New York
Seaver
Atlanta
Capra
Cincinnati
Nelson
Montreal
Blair
Philadelphia
Ruthven
Houston
Dierker
St. Louis
McGlothen
Los Angeles
Messersmith
Texas
Detroit
California
Boston
Oakland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Hunter
Cleveland
Clyde
Fryman
Lange
Stottlemyre
Milwaukee
Wright
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Palmer
Blyleven
J. Perry
Chicago
Bahnsen
Philaphia
Pittsburgh
West
Chicago Houston
San Fran
San Diego
Newport ship set for rigging and repainting
Newport Rhode Island will host rigging work and repainting as the vessel’s crew is expected to arrive from Seattle Washington on Saturday.
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Newport
R.I
Seattle
Wash
Martin Returns to Detroit with Rangers in 6-3 Win
Billy Martin received a warm Detroit welcome as manager of the Texas Rangers beat the Tigers 6-3 at Tiger Stadium. He was cheered when he managed a third inning pickoff call and again, though with some boos, during a mound visit in the eighth. The day also saw Red Sox over A's 4-1, Yankees over Angels 7-5, and Twins 9-1 over Orioles.
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Alex Sachare
Billy Martin
Martin
Detroit
Tigers
Texas Rangers
Tiger Stadium
Tiger
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A’s
New York Yankees
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
European Flavor At French Tourney
The French Open at Roland Garros advances toward quarter finals with four players left: Francois Jauffret, Hans-Jurgen Pohmann, Manuel Orantes and Patricio Cornejo. Orantes crushed Arthur Ashe. Pohmann beat Eddie Dibbs while Cornejo upset Jaime Fillol. Women’s quarters feature Masthoff vs Navratilova and Evert vs Heldman among others.
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Jauffret
Hans-Jurgen Pohmann
West Germany
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Patricio Cornejo
Chile
Orantes
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Pohmann
Eddie Dibbs
Cornejo
Jaime Fillol
Miller The Jack Nicklaus Era Is Over
AP report from Mamaroneck New York notes Johnny Miller declares the Jack Nicklaus era over while praising current young stars Hubert Green Jerry Heard John Mahaffey Ben Crenshaw Tom Watson Forrest Fezler Lanny Wadkins and Weiskopf. Miller and Green lead the tour this year with multiple wins and high earnings ahead of the U S Open. Nicklaus remains the game’s most feared rival and embraces the rising talent and competition transforming pro golf.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Miller
Jack
Hubert Green
Jerry ‘Heard
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Hubie (Green
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Watson
Forrest Fezler
Lanny Wadkins
Lanny
Tom) Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Tom
Weiskopf
Lee
Trevino
Johnny
Hubert
Aaron Ahead in Star Voting for NL Outfield
Los Angeles star Jimmy Wynn trails Hank Aaron in NL outfield votes amid fan balloting. Aaron leads with 82,121 votes as Reggie Smith and Lou Brock follow. Reds provide leaders at other positions with Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Dave Concepcion leading in their spots. Balloting runs until July 6 with the All-Star game set for July 23 at Three Rivers Stadium.
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New York
Jimmy Wynn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bowie Kuhn
Wynn
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Aaron
Reggie Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Houston
Cesar Cedeno
Atlanta
Ralph Garr
Reds
Johnny Bench
Ted Simmons
St. Louis
Joe Morgan
Dave Cash
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Concepcion
Shortstop
Major League Leader Statistics By League and Player
Major League leaders across batting and pitching show sharp gaps in averages and totals. Notable names include Garr and Wynn leading batting races with 94 and 52 RBIs, while Seaver and Carlton head strikeout tallies in the NL and AL respectively.
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