McDowell Shuts Down Pirates in Pittsburgh Return
Sam McDowell pitched five hit innings in his hometown of Pittsburgh to beat the Pirates 3-1, halting a three game slide. He improved to seven wins in 11 decisions as the Giants won behind solid defense and a two run third inning. The Pirates dropped to second in the NL East, while the Mets and Reds won their games.
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Cubs, Padres clash amid heavy hits as Santo homers
Ron Santo belted a three run homer in the sixth to cap a six run rally and lift the Cubs over the Padres in Chicago. Ferguson Jenkins earned his eighth win while Billy Williams and Jose Cardenal also connected for the Cubs as they battered six San Diego pitchers for 16 hits. Bob Stinson delivered a ninth inning RBI single to give Houston a 4-3 win over Montreal after Doug Rader ties the game with a two run single.
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
American League leaders include D Allen Chi batting .322 and R Jackson Oak 12 homers with Kaat Min 7-1 pitching. National League tops feature Carter Atl batting .336 and Bench Cin 17 homers with Morgan Cin 53 runs.
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Area Sports Schedule for Thursday and Friday
Local schedule lists horse racing at Charles Town at 7 15 p m. church league softball at Bodie Grim Field with Braddock versus Clearbrook at 6 30 p m 7 30 p m and 8 30 p m plus other matchups. Winchester Little League and Clarke Little League games are shown with times and fields.
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Thoroughbred Entries From Charles Town Races Preserve Odds
Charles Town card lists multiple races with horse names and odds across 4 events. Notable entries include Oh Cheers Valerie's Dance TimALt and Home State in early miles, and Jaunty Prince Insured Account Prince Jut Par War with varying odds. The text presents weights and post positions for 3&4 year olds and older horses in allowance and claiming races.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday to Friday
AL East Baltimore leads with 28 22 560. Detroit 28 22 560. Cleveland 22 25 468. Boston 21 25 457. New York 21 29 420. Milwaukee 16 32 333. Central Chicago 31 19 162. Minnesota 27 21 563. California 25 27 481. Kansas City 22 28 440. Texas 23 30 434. West New York 34 19 642. Pittsburgh 32 18 640. Chicago 28 22 560. St Louis 23 30 434. Montreal 21 30 412. Philadelphia 20 33 377. San Diego 18 35 340. San Francisco 19 39 328. Los Angeles 32 22 593. Houston 31 23 574. Atlanta 25 27 481. Oakland 33 17 660.
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