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University Daily Kansan, September 28, 1984
SPORTS ALMANAC
Page 14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East
W 1 L Pct. GB
n Detroit 102 57 644
Toronto 71 74 153
New York 86 73 541 16
Boston 86 73 741 17
Baltimore 83 76 522 19
Cleveland 72 87 413 28
Milwaukee 72 87 413 28
Kansas City 83 76 522 —
Minnesota 81 76 509 2 —
California 79 80 497 4 —
Oakland 75 84 47 8 —
Oregon 73 86 40 8 —
Seattle 72 87 453 11 —
Texas 72 87 453 11 —
Friday's Games
Stats
Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3
Boston 4, Baltimore 8
New York 2, Detroit 1
California 1
Seattle 7
Minnesota (Viola 18-12) at Cleveland
(6-12) (6-12) (6-12) (Udari 4: 6, 66 pm)
Baltimore | Swaggetty 3: 2 at Boston
Gale 2: 3.1, 6: 89 pm
Perry | 18: 8 at New York
Fontenette 8: 9 pm
Toronto | Leal 13: 8 at Milwaukee
Leak 7: 30 pm
California | Statton 7: 9 at Texas
Stewart 6: 14; 7: 35 pm
Burns | Burrins 4: 11 at Seattle
Moore 6: 14; 7:
Dakland (Burris 13-9), 9:35 p.m.
Kansas City (Leibbrandt 10-7) at Oakland (Burris 19-9, 9.35 m.)
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Thursday's Baseball Results
National League 01.200.000-3-8
National League
St. Louis     001 230 000 — 3 8 1
Montreal     000 600 00x — 6 10 0
Forsher, Horton (4), Caterrala (6) and Porter,
Palmer, Bardoon (4) and Carter, W-Palmer
(7.3), L-Forsch (2.5), HIBs - St Louise,
Carter (1.1), Howe (2), Montreal, Carter
Alanta 000 100 010 00 - 1 7-2
Cincinnati 100 100 000 1 - 2 7-0
Smith, Garter (8) and Benedict.
Tulver, France (8) and Bilardelle, W. Franco
American Coast Guard
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Boston ... 000 000 315 - 3.5
Boston ... 000 000 315 - 4.9
Openshape Cadet (8) and Gedmun W. Clear (3.5)
L. Stewart (7) ... HH- Riakmen, Ipkien
Minnesota ... 000 000 210 - 3.4
Minnesota ... 000 000 210 - 4.7
Smithson Davis (8) and Lauder
Scherf,Jeffrey and David
Quirk W. Cranach (5) L.
Schaffer (7) ... HIH, Minnesota, Cranach
Quirk W. Cranach (5) L.
off (8) 65/64 (9)
off (7) 65/64 (9)
Morris, Hernandez (0) and Castillo,
Shirley, Hughet (0) and Wynengy W-
Shirley (3) L. Hermann (9) H.-Ret.
Detroit
Bovd's Coins-Antiques
California 000 199 000 - 1 6 0
Texas 000 101 000 - 2 11 1
John, Corbett (7). Sanchez (8) and
(9)
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Watches—Antiques
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HIRS, California, Jackson (25), Texas, Vost
Chicago
Seattle
Hey, Agosto (6), Nelson (7), Nienman (8)
Hill, Stillin, Young, Geier (9), Numeré (10)
and Valle, Young, Geier (11), Numeré (12)
Purcell, Porcupine (13), Valley (14)
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
American Conference
W  L  T  O  Pct  PF  INF  AF
Miami   4    1    0   0  190  128  40
NJ Vets   2    1    0   0  560  76  94
New England   2    2    0   50  264  76
Indianapsi   1    2    0   50  264  76
Tampa   1    2    0   50  264  76
Pittsburgh 2  2 0 500 84 88
Cleveland 1  3 0 250 87 81
Cincinnati 0  4 0 000 76 114
Boston 0  4 0 000 59 122
LA Rangers 3   1    0    0    1000 107    61
Seattle 3   1    0    0    750 164    75
Denver 3   1    0    750 45    50
N.Y. Giants 2    1    0    750 68    52
Ohio State 2    1    0    750 94    92
National Conference
W  L  T  L  Pct  PF  GA
N.Y. Giants  3  1  1 0 0 0 0
Dallas  3  1  0 0 0 0
St. Louis  2  2  0 500 118 98
Washington  2  2  0 500 118 98
Philadelphia  1  3  0 500 72 89
Milwaukee  1  3  0 500 72 89
San Francisco 4  2 0 0 100 118 87
Atlanta 12  2 0 0 112 92
New Orleans 2  2 0 500 99 103
L Raims 2  2 0 500 71 75
Chicago 3 1 0 750 79 58
Minnesota 2 2 0 860 86 59
Detroit 1 3 0 250 99 104
Baltimore 1 3 0 250 99 104
Green Bay 1 3 0 250 99 104
Computerark
Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m.
Cleveland at Kansas City, 1 p.m.
Chicago at Chicago, 1 p.m.
Detroit at San Diego, 1 p.m.
Seattle at Minnesota, 1 p.m.
Miami at St. Louis, 1 p.m.
Nashville at Nashville, 1 p.m.
Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m.
Alabama at San Francisco, 4 p.m.
Texas at Houston, 4 p.m.
New Orleans at Houston, 4 p.m.
BIG EIGHT STANDINGS
W.L.T. Pts. OP
Nebruska 3 0 0 123 17
Okhamba 3 0 0 123 18
Okla St 3 0 0 93 33
Lowa St 1 2 0 59 96
Kan St 1 2 0 52 96
Missouri 1 2 0 165 96
Oklahoma 1 2 0 165 96
State State at Oklahoma. Notre Dame at Missouri. UCLA at Colorado. West State at Iowa State. Kansas at North State at Saranac. Surgey at Oklahoma at Tulsa
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CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs reactivated Hall of Famer Ernie Banks yesterday, naming him the 2016 MVP for League East championship team.
Banks, who was nicknamed "Mr. Cub" during a 19-year career in which he belted 512 home runs for a team record, will suit up in his familiar No. 14 Cubs' uniform during the National League pennant series, which begins Tuesday at Wrigley Field.
"It's a great joy to be able to be associated with the 1984 Cubs." Banks said during a news conference held at Wrigley Field.
during batting and fielding warmups and on the bench when the Cubs host the NL. West champion San Diego Padres in the first and second games of the best-of-five championship series.
Banks, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977 and became the first Cub to have his number retired in 1982, will also throw out the first pitch of the opening game of the series. Harold Brickhouse will throw out the first pitch of the second game.
Banks, 53, will be on the field
Banks, who was a member of the 1969 Cubs team that blew an $8 \frac{1}{2}$ game lead in rid-September to fall from the pennant race, said being an honorary member of the 1984 club would help take some of the sting out of 1969.
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Sept. 30-Oct. 5
12-2 p.m.
SUNDAY 6:30-8 p.m.
MONDAY 5:30 p.m.
TUESDAY 4:30-6:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 7-10 p.m.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY 2-5:30 p.m.
DAVE WESTOL (national speaker on Greeks)
KICK-OFF PICNIC Pattern in Revision
GREEK SING Kansas Ballroom
GREEK OLYMPICS 19th & Iowa St. West Campus
DINNER EXCHANGE
BLACK PANHELLENIC RECEPTION Alumni Center
Weather permitting for outside events
BAR NIGHT SPECIALS
TOGA PARTY
Pladium
(Greek god/goddess contest)
Free beer-Gammons
specials after
DAVE WESTOL:
KICK-OFF PICNIC:
National speaker on Greeks focusing on the legal aspects and others of fraternity life. He will be speaking in Woodruff Auditorium at 10 a.m. He's a Vice President of a national fraternity as well as a district attorney in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Will be celebrated with concession stands and free beer! Everyone come wearing Greek letters.
GREEK SING:
Come on! Come all! To the 1984 Greek Sing. This year participating groups will perform only one song and the evening will be topped off with awards and a special presentation from a selected few from each house.
GREEK OLYMPICS:
BLACK PANHELLENIC.
Fun competitive events will take place at 19th & Iowa when houses compete in amusing "Greek-style" Olympics. Bring plenty from your house for a team!
BAR-NITE SPECIALS
TOGA PARTY:
Black Panhellenic will be hosting a reception along with a seminar concerning their system. They would appreciate everyone's attendance. It will be presented at the KU Alumni Center.
Get ready to party at the Pliadium! Only Greeks from 2-5:30, free beer but bring ID! They will be carding! There will also be Greek god and goddess contest so be sure your selected candidate is there by 3:30! Afterwards wear your togas for beer specials at Gammons!