Major League Standings And Schedule Highlights
AP reports Tuesday results with the Braves and Expos, Mets and Reds tallying. Standings and Thursday through Friday schedules feature Baltimore Chicago and Pittsburgh crossovers with several pitchers listed for key matchups.
Correll's slam lifts Braves past Expos in NL roundup
Vic Correll hit a grand slam and drove in five as the Braves defeated the Montreal Expos 9-4. Dusty Baker also homered for Atlanta, tying the NL home run lead with eight. Cubs beat Dodgers 2-1, Mets stop Reds 6-2, Astros top Phillies 4-2, Giants crush Pirates 12-4, Padres win 5-2.
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Lee Throws Two-Hitter as Red Sox roll past A's 7-0
Boston lefty Bill Lee pitched a two-hit game at Fenway Park, striking out early batters and retiring 13 in a row. Jim Rice Tony Conigliaro and Juan Beniquez homered for Boston in a 7-0 win over Oakland while Vida Blue struggled. Yankees Royals Brewers Rangers Tigers Twins results followed with Dobson and Scott delivering late drama.
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World Football League Reveals 1975 Schedule and Openers
The World Football League announces its 1975 slate with 11 teams, a 20 week season ending December 13, and a shift to Saturday Sunday games. Opening matches include Chicago at Birmingham and Hawaii at Philadelphia with Charlotte joining Memphis on August 9.
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College shakeup as Portland joins West Coast Conference
The University of Portland is voted into the West Coast Athletic Conference effective fall 1976, replacing Nevada Las Vegas. In other sports, AA League schedules list Wednesday matches at Preston Field and Rouss Park with multiple 6:15 to 8:30 pm games including Carl Frye American Legion Diamond 3 and Tortuga Breeden's.
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