Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
The American League East shows New York leading with 30 wins while Boston and Baltimore trail. Central and West divisions list varied records, with Chicago and Milwaukee among leaders in the NL standings. Thursday results include Chicago 12 Milwaukee 5, Oakland 8 Boston 5, California 2 New York 0, and Kansas City 7 Baltimore 0. Multiple upcoming games and Friday schedules are noted across leagues and divisions.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwkee
Westean City
Texas
Chicago
Minnesta
Oakland
California
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Vuckovich
Brown
Ryan
Fidrych
Blyleven
Figueroa
Blue
Colborn
Cuellar
Bird
Pole
Minnesota
Singer
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Montreal
San Francisco
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Tennis Lesson Registration in Winchester Parks
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department opens tennis lesson registration on June 14 and 15. Signups run 9 to 12 noon and 6 to 8 p.m. at the tennis courts for ages eight and up with a small fee to cover expenses.
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Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Elliott
Grove
Moreno
Castaneda
Kirk
Hykes
Brad
Gonzales
Hudson
Cape
Depalo
Lov’ Gold
Shelton
Wave Off
Steve
Yorup Clauming
Johnston
Cleo
Image
Obie
Champ
Power N Free
John Robert
Depaioil
Secret Redeemer
Rus E
Chris
Maisonneuve
Devonstone
Small
Ponderosa
Pet Ae
Jim Lee
Boy Grove Ug
Mad Radio
Susan McGee
Addesa
Nana
Karen
Shy Susan
Witte
Sunny Sonny
F. Kratz
Prince Jim
Hasty Manda Williams
Romaine
Litsea
Flamingo Bay Grove
Exacta
Quinn
Greatcyn
Williams Charwin
A-Tiiles
Beau
Barbra Steel
Shaw
Trizada
Mister Pax
L. Sanders
Carmel
Alter
Jason
Comus Sky
Depalour
Strasburg Road
Harol
Jourdak
Clays Rhea
Bull Reason
Jac
Aching Prince
Tom Blank
Tudorka Girl
Longan
William Swords
Jodi Pete
Benjamin
Loki
Astralyre
Chastine
Goldsmith & Fourview Farm
Ferguson
HP. Mercer
Miss Macmon
Royal Sir
Fleet
Gordon
Springs Joy
Bel Orter
Lopez
Sakbar
Leaforp
Jean
Seanap
Splittorff shuts out Palmer as Royals topple Orioles 7-0
Paul Splittorff pitched a four hit shutout over the Orioles as Amos Otis and John Mayberry powered Kansas City with back to back two run homers. Otis led the league with his 11th homer while Mayberry slugged his sixth. Baltimore suffered a sixth straight defeat.
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Paul Splittorff
Jim Palmer
Kansas City Royals
Splittorff
Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Amos Otis
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Baltimore
Otis
Mayberry
White Sox
Brewers
Buddy Bradford
Jim Spencer
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mt Pleasant Wins Health Center League Title in 1975 76
Mt Pleasant captained by Bob Harrison Roy Abshire Frances Turner Don Jensen and Harold Catlett won the Health Center Church League with a 2878 to 2757 score over Burnt Factory No 2. Catlett topped the match with a 686 duel and 616 third game while DuVall led Burnt Factory with 674. Other top Mt Pleasant contributors included Turner Jensen and Bromiey for Burnt Factory.
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Mt. Pleasant
Bob Harrison
Roy Abshire
Frances Turner
Don Jensen
Harold Catlett
Burmt Factory No. 2
Burnt Factory
Jack DuVall
Catlett
DuVall
Jim Bromiey
Burnt Factory No
Glenda Cole
Publicity Drums Roll for Fight Between Foreman Crockett
AP notes a hype filled heavyweight bout at Nassau Coliseum near New York set for June 15. George Foreman and Joe Frazier are marketed as American legends in a bicentennial themed promotion by Jerry Perenchio and Caesar's Palace with a goal of earning another shot at Muhammad Ali. Foreman, 28, is favored to repeat his 1973 knockout over Frazier in a battle described as an alley brawl with heavy hitters who will trade blows until one falls.
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New York
Landy
Betsy Ross
Papa
Mama
Junior
Betsy
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Davy Crockett
Alamo
Nassau Coliseum
Hollywood
Long Island
Muhammad Ali
Jerry Perenchio
Caesar's Palace
Lincoln
Jefferson
Bull
Foreman
Watergate ends Mathias bid for Congress and life after politics
Robert Bruce Mathias, famed Stanford athlete and 1948 1952 Olympic decathlon champion, saw his political career end after Watergate. He cites district reapportionment and the scandal as factors, plans a Fresno move, runs youth programs, and contemplates public relations work while delaying further political aims.
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New York
Robert Bruce Mathias
Tulare
Calif
Stanford
Marine Corps
California
Watergate
Mathias
Nixon
John Krebs
Congress
Washington
Ford
Fresno
Falls Church
Melba
Ramel
Megan
Marissa
U. S
Jesse Owens
Jim Thorpe
Associated Press
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Grim Field
R—Terry Industries
O'Sullivan
Rich Foods
Rubbermaid Production
Optimist
Ellis W
Eagles
Tri-State
Grim
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Town & Country
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Cosgrove
Bonham
Renko
Candelaria
Moret
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Denny
Falcone
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Kaat
Foster
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Sutton
Phila
Pitts
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West Cincinnati
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Charles Town
Bob Mathias
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Iceland
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Orioles
Angels
Yankees
Frank Tanana
Rudy May
A's
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Sal Bando
Phil Garner
Tim Hosley
Steve Dillard
A’s
Tom Murphy
Helen Linaburg
Kraker Jax
Copy Cats
Fantastic Four
No. One
Lillian Rhodes
Nancy Moore
Burcham-Burcham
Stotler Stotler
Linaburg-Mason
Renner- Renner
Lamp-McDonald
Funk- Easter
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Grim-Loy
Funkhouser-Funkhouser
Buncutter-Buncutter
Blue-Cole
Creswell-Douglas
Charles Mason
Eugene Funkhouser
Roy Bly
Judy Clark
Darnell Burcham
Gertrude Renner
Eugene Easter
Mary Ann Lamp
Larry Clark
Evan Creswell
Dave Willingham
Evelyn Orrison
Judy Orrison
Jimmy Riley
Scott Braithwaite
Roy Smelser
Doug Shenk
Pat Bly
Bryan Bly
Tommy Anderson
Lonnie Moore
Bobby Dunn
Debbie Coffelt
Bonnie Anderson
Stanley Mason
Greg Hockin
James Grayson
Clem LaMaster
Winchester
Leo Haines
Buddy Armel
Mike Kendall
Jim Edmonds
AP Sports Analysis
Eastside Speedway
Robert Shorty
Hoover
Eastside
Robert Mathias
Tanglewood Country Club
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Dancing Thistle
Eagles Gate
Windy Dell
Smokey Snellbaker
Kramer Williamson
Irvin King
Denny Bonebrake
Tom Peck
Hagerstown, MD
Roverts
N. Loudoun St
Front Royal Store
Ixave
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