The Summer of '69

stratonascar · 03-02-2017, 11:53 PM

The Summer of '69 had many of the BIg Names like in Baseball like Tom Seaver, Pete Rose, Harmon Killebrew, Reggie Jackson and Willie McCovey are vying for a shot at the Hall of Fame, However the St. Louis Cardinals are back at defending their World Series Title in 1969 led by LF Richie Scheinblum and Manager Jim Spires are trying to win it all.

So Things are going to play ball.

"I got my first real six-string
Bought it at the five-and-dime
Played it 'til my fingers bled
Was the summer of '69
Me and some guys from school
Had a band and we tried real hard.
Jimmy quit, Jody got married
I should've known we'd never get far
Oh, when I look back now
That summer seemed to last forever
And if I had the choice
Yeah, I'd always wanna be there
Those were the best days of my life"
- "Summer of 69" by Bryan Adams (1985)

stratonascar · 03-02-2017, 11:55 PM

MLB League Alignment in 1969

AL East: Boston Red Sox, Buffalo Bisons, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees
AL West: Atlanta Thrashers, Houston Colt .45's, Kansas City Athletics, Los Angeles Angels, Portland Beavers, Seattle Rainiers, Vancouver Mounties
NL East: Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, New York Giants, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Washington Nationals
NL West: Denver Zephyrs, Hollywood Stars, Milwaukee Braves, Sacramento Solons, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Seals, St. Louis Cardinals

stratonascar · 03-06-2017, 12:37 AM

A Look Back at 1969

FINAL STANDINGS

AL EAST: Boston Red Sox (106-48), Minnesota Twins (92-62), Cleveland Indians (84-70), New York Yankees (83-71), Detroit Tigers (67-87), Buffalo Bisons (66-88), Chicago White Sox (62-92)
AL WEST: Kansas City Athletics (85-70), Los Angeles Angels (84-71), Houston Colt .45's (83-71), Atlanta Thrashers (79-75), Portland Beavers (68-86), Seattle Rainiers (66-88), Vancouver Mounties (54-100)
NL EAST: Cincinnati Reds (89-65), New York Giants (81-73), Philadelphia Phillies (81-73), Chicago Cubs (78-76), Pittsburgh Pirates (74-80), Washington Nationals (66-88), Brooklyn Dodgers (64-90)
NL WEST: Milwaukee Braves (101-53), Hollywood Stars (96-58), St. Louis Cardinals (78-76), Denver Zephyrs (77-77), San Diego Padres (76-78), Sacramento Solons (9-95), San Francisco Seals (58-96)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Chet Lemon (CHC) .334
Home Runs - Gordy Coleman (CIN) 51
RBI - Elvis Presley (CLE) 124
Stolen Bases - Dave Cash (DET) & Dave Moates (HOU) 32
OBP + Slugging % - Elvis Presley (CLE) .979
Hitting Streak - Travis Lee (CHW) 24
ERA - Dick Ellsworth (CIN) 2.01
Wins - Wilbur Wood (BOS) 21
Strikeotus - Gary Kroll (HOU) 276

PLAYOFFS

ALCS: Kansas City Athletics def. Boston Red Sox 4-3
NLCS: Milwaukee Braves def. Cincinnati Reds 4-3
1969 World Series: Kansas City Athletics def. Milwaukee Braves 4-3
MVP: Gordie Richardson (P - Kansas City Athletics)

stratonascar · 03-06-2017, 11:10 PM

1969 NFL STANDINGS

AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (11-5), New York Knights (9-7), Boston Patriots (6-10), Ottawa Renegades (6-10)
AFC North: Green Bay Packers (10-6), Chicago Bears (8-8), Detroit Lions (7-9), Minnesota Vikings (5-11)
AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (8-8), Houston Oilers (7-9), Atlanta Falcons (6-10), Miami Dolphins (6-10)
AFC West: Los Angeles Rams (12-4), Calgary Stampeders (10-6), San Francisco 49ers (8-8), Portland Lumberjacks (7-9)

NFC East: New York Giants (10-6), Philadelphia Eagles (9-7), Washington Redskins (6-10), Montreal Alouettes (4-12)
NFC North: Toronto Argonauts (13-3), Cleveland Browns (8-8), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-9), Indianapolis Racers (7-9)
NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (15-1), Birmingham Vulcans (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (6-10), Kansas City Chiefs (6-10)
NFC West: San Diego Chargers (10-6), Denver Broncos (9-7), British Columbia Lions (7-9), Seattle Kings (6-10)

Playoffs

Conference Quarterfinals
AFC: New York Knights def. Green Bay Packers 20-17, Calgary Stampeders def. Dallas Cowboys 14-10
NFC: San Diego Chargers def. Philadelphia Eagles 13-9, Denver Broncos def. New York Giants 35-20

Conference Semifinals
AFC: New York Knights def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 16-13, Calgary Stampeders def. Los Angeles Rams 31-13
NFC: Toronto Argonauts def. San Diego Chargers 13-9, Charlotte Panters def. Denver Broncos 27-16

Conference Finals
AFC: Calgary Stampeders def. New York Knights 29-19
NFC: Charlotte Panthers def. Toronto Argonauts 31-23

Super Bowl IV: Charlotte Panthers def. Calgary Stampeders 17-14
MVP: Josh McCown (QB)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards: Bob Griese (HAM) 4,180
Passing TD's: Bob Griese (HAM) 23
QB Rating: Roger Staubach (CHA) 96.8
Rushing Yards: Terry Erwin (NYG) 1379
Receiving Yards: Barry Mitchelson (NYK) 1615
Total Points: Sebastian Janikowski (GB) 144
Tackles: Jarret Johnson (DET) 176
Sacks: Marques Douglas (SD) 19
Interceptions: Ed Ulmer (LA) 11

stratonascar · 03-07-2017, 01:43 AM

A Look Back at 1970

AL East: Boston Red Sox (102-52), Minnesota Twins (89-65), Cleveland Indians (86-68), Detroit Tigers (82-72), New York Yankees (74-80), Buffalo Bisons (69-85), Chicago White Sox (69-85)
AL West: Kansas City Athletics (92-62), Los Angeles Angels (91-63), Houston Colt .45's (85-69), Seattle Rainiers (67-87), Atlanta Thrashers (64-90), Portland Beavers (62-92), Vancouver Mounties (46-108)
NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (102-52), Cincinnati Reds (87-67), Chicago Cubs (79-75), Brooklyn Dodgers (71-83), New York Giants (71-83), Philadelphia Phillies (67-87), Washington Nationals (58-96)
NL West: Hollywood Stars (105-49), St. Louis Cardinals (86-68), Milwaukee Brewers (83-71), San Diego Padres (80-74), San Francisco Seals (69-85), Sacramento Solons (61-93), Denver Zephyrs (59-95)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Nomar Garciaparra (DET) .333
Home Runs - Tony Solaita (CHC) 50
RBI - Willie McCovey (ATL) 136
Stolen Bases - Bobby Valentine (NYY) 33
OBP + Slugging % - Tony Solaita (CHC) 1.062
Hitting Streak - Nomar Garciaparra (DET) 28
ERA - Bart Johnson (PIT) 1.96
Wins - Victor Aguilar (LAA), Dick Ellsworth (CIN), Bart Johnson (PIT) 20
Strikeouts - Art Mahaffey (PIT) 258

ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Kansas City Athletics 4-0
NLCS: Hollywood Stars def. Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3
World Series: Hollywood Stars def. Boston Red Sox 4-2
MVP: Jimmy Rosario (CF - Hollywood)

stratonascar · 03-07-2017, 10:40 AM

1970 NFL Standings (using DDS: Pro Football '16)

AFC East: Hamilton Tiger Cats (12-4), Boston Patriots (8-8), New York Knights (8-8), Ottawa Renegades (7-9)
AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Green Bay Packers (8-8), Minnesota Vikings (6-10), Chicago Bears (3-13)
AFC South: Houston Oilers (10-6), Miami Dolphins (9-7), Dallas Cowboys (8-8), Atlanta Falcons (3-13)
AFC West: Calgary Stampeders (13-3), Los Angeles Rams (11-5), San Francisco 49ers (7-9), Portland Lumberjacks (5-11)
NFC East: Montreal Alouettes (11-5), New York Giants (9-7), Washington Redskins (8-8), Philadelphia Eagles (7-9)
NFC North: Cleveland Browns (9-7), Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8), Indianapolis Racers (7-9), Toronto Argonauts (6-10)
NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (13-30, Norfolk Neptunes (8-8), Birmingham Vulcans (8-8), Kansas City Chiefs (7-9)
NFC West: Seattle Kings (10-6), San Diego Chargers (7-9), Denver Broncos (5-11), British Columbia Lions (5-11)

PLAYOFF RECAP

Conference Quarterfinals
AFC: Houston Oilers def. Miami Dolphins 20-7, Los Angeles Rams def. Detroit Lions 20-10
NFC: Pittsburgh Steelers def. Seattle Kings 31-21, Cleveland Browns def. New York Giants 17-10

Conference Semi-Finals
AFC: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Houston Oilers 43-13, Calgary Stampeders def. Los Angeles Rams 37-6
NFC: Montreal Alouettes def. Pittsburgh Steelers 24-17, Charlotte Panthers def. Cleveland Browns 16-3

Conference Finals
AFC: Calgary Stampeders def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16
NFC: Charlotte Panthers def. Montreal Alouettes 30-3

Super Bowl: Calgary Stampeders def. Charlotte Panthers 16-7
MVP: Jamie Winborn (LB - Calgary)

League Leaders
Passing Yards: Ron Lancaster (CGY) 4105
Passing TD's: Roger Staubach (CHA) 37
Passing Rating: Bob Griese (HAM) 104.2
Rushing Yards: Tommy Mason (HOU) 1524
Receiving Yards: Whit Tucker (DAL) 1342
Total Points: Jay Feely (NOR) 133
Tackles: Bobby Bell (BC) 164
Sacks: Coy Bacon (NYK) & LC Greenwood (BOS) 18
Interceptions: Joe Hernandez (MIN) 10

stratonascar · 03-10-2017, 12:04 AM

RECAPPING OUR MAJOR LEAGUES FOR 1971

AL East: Detroit Tigers (99-55), Boston Red Sox (94-60), Cleveland Indians (89-65), New York Yankees (79-75), Chicago White Sox (75-79), Minnesota Twins (75-79), Buffalo Bisons (71-83)
AL West: Los Angeles Angels (92-62), Houston Colt .45's (83-71), Kansas City Athletics (75-79), Portland Beavers (73-81), Atlanta Thrashers (65-89), Seattle Rainiers (58-96), Vancouver Mounties (50-104)
NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (96-58), Cincinnati Reds (86-68), New York Giants (79-75), Philadelphia Phillies (79-75), Chicago Cubs (76-78), Brooklyn Dodgers (73-81), Washington Nationals (69-85)
NL West: Hollywood Stars (91-63), Milwaukee Braves (84-70), San Diego Padres (81-73), Denver Zephyrs (71-83), St. Louis Cardinals (69-85), Sacramento Solons (66-88), San Francisco Seals (58-96)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Larry Fritz (Portland) .356
Home Runs - William Carter (Detroit), John Mayberry (Chicago AL), Dave Duncan (Cincinnati), Miguel Vargas (New York NL) 34
RBI - Miguel Vargas (New York NL) 103
Stolen Bases - Rudy Meoli (Philadelphia) 26
OBP + Slugging % - John Mayberry Sr. (Chicago AL) .954
Hitting Streak - Lefty Marr (Houston) 26
ERA - Bart Johnson (Pittsburgh) 1.82
Wins - George Gerberman (Detroit) 24
Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 287

MLB PLAYOFFS

AL: Detroit Tigers def. Los Angeles Angels 4-3
NL: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Hollywood Stars 4-2
WS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Detroit Tigers 4-2
MVP: Koji Yamamoto Jr. (RF - Pittsburgh)

IN PRO FOOTBALL

AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (13-3), Boston Patriots (7-9), Ottawa Renegades (6-10), New York Knights (5-11)
AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Minnesota Vikings (10-6), Green Bay Packers (9-7), Chicago Bears (6-10)
AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (12-4), Miami Dolphins (10-6), Atlanta Falcons (8-8), Houston Oilers (6-10)
AFC West: Portland Lumberjacks (10-6), Calgary Stampeders (7-9), Los Angeles Rams (7-9), San Francisco 49ers (6-10)
NFC East: New York Giants (12-4), Philadelphia Eagles (9-7), Montreal Alouettes (8-8), Washington Redskins (7-9)
NFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers (13-3), Indianapolis Racers (9-7), Toronto Argonauts (8-8), Cleveland Browns (3-13)
NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (11-5), Birmingham Vulcans (10-6), Kansas City Chiefs (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (5-11)
NFC West: San Diego Chargers (7-9), Seattle Kings (6-10), British Columbia Lions (5-11), Denver Broncos (4-12)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 4593
Passing TD's - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 32
Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 103.6
Rushing Yards - Larry Brown (Green Bay) 1397
Receiving Yards - James Pak (Ottawa) 1361
Points Scored - James Boynton (Charlotte) 162
Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 158
Sacks - Julius Peppers (Houston) 23
Interceptions - Phil Clark (Charlotte) 8

PLAYOFFS

AFC Quarterfinal: Detroit Lions def. Minnesota Vikings 28-14, Portland Lumberjacks def. Miami Dolphins 14-3
NFC Quarterfinal: Philadelphia Eagles def. Carolina Panthers 9-3, San Diego Chargers def. Birmingham Vulcans 20-13
AFC Semifinal: Dallas Cowboys def. Detroit Lions 26-16, Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Portland Lumberjacks 31-19
NFC Semifinal: New York Giants def. Philadelphia Eagles 13-10, Pittsburgh Steelers def. San Diego Chargers 20-13
AFC Final: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Dallas Cowboys 23-21
NFC Final: Pittsburgh Steelers def. New York Giants 19-10
NFL Championship: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Pittsburgh Steelers 24-16

stratonascar · 03-10-2017, 12:49 AM

RECAPPING 1972 IN BASEBALL

AL East: Boston Red Sox (91-63), New York Yankees (82-72), Cleveland Indians (81-73), Detroit Tigers (78-76), Minnesota Twins (72-82), Chicago White Sox (71-83), Buffalo Bisons (66-88)
AL West: Los Angeles Angels (105-49), Portland Beavers (85-69), Kansas City Athletics (81-73), Seattle Rainiers (78-76), Houston Colt .45's (74-80), Atlanta Thrashers (59-95), Vancouver Mounties (55-99)
NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (86-68), New York Giants (80-74), Baltimore Orioles (79-75), Cincinnati Reds (78-76), Philadelphia Phillies (76-78), Chicago Cubs (75-79), Brooklyn Dodgers (66-88)
NL West: San Diego Padres (92-62), Milwaukee Braves (89-65), Hollywood Stars (84-70), St. Louis Cardinals (83-71), Sacramento Solons (69-85), Denver Zephyrs (66-88), San Francisco Seals (55-99)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Larry Fritz (Portland) .330
Home Runs - Travis Ishikawa (Milwaukee) 36
RBI - Travis Ishikawa (Milwaukee) 106
Stolen Bases - Morris Nettles (Chicago AL) 37
OBP + Slugging % - Larry Fritz (Portland) .945
Hitting Streak - Doug DeCinces (Atlanta) & Mickey Rivers (Boston) 24
ERA - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 1.70
Wins - Jon Matlack (Sacramento) 22
Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 333

MLB PLAYOFFS

ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Los Angeles Angels 3-0
NLCS: San Diego Padres def. Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1
World Series: Boston Red Sox def. San Diego Padres 4-1

stratonascar · 03-11-2017, 01:43 AM

RECAPPING 1972 IN PRO FOOTBALL

AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (13-3), Ottawa Renegades (9-7), New York Knights (6-10), Boston Patriots (5-11)
AFC North: Minnesota Vikings (10-6), Green Bay Packers (7-9), Detroit Lions (6-10), Chicago Bears (6-10)
AFC South: Atlanta Falcons (12-4), Miami Dolphins (8-8), Houston Oilers (7-9), Dallas Cowboys (4-12)
AFC West: San Francisco 49ers (10-6), Portland Lumberjacks (9-7), Calgary Stampeders (8-8), Los Angeles Rams (7-9)
NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles (11-5), Washington Redskins (9-7), New York Giants (8-8), Montreal Alouettes (5-11)
NFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6), Indianapolis Racers (8-8), Cleveland Browns (7-9), Toronto Argonauts (5-11)
NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (10-6), Kansas City Chiefs (10-6), Birmingham Vulcans (8-8), Norfolk Neptunes (7-9)
NFC West: San Diego Chargers (11-5), British Columbia Lions (11-5), Seattle Kings (5-11), Denver Broncos (4-12)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing - Bob Griese (Hamilton) - 4661 Yards, 32 TD's and 103.9 Rating
Rushing Yards - Ed Marinaro (San Francisco) - 1490
Receiving Yards - Paul Warfield (Los Angeles) - 1377
Points - Walt McKee (Hamilton) 159
Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 162
Sacks - Anthony Adams (British Columbia) 18
Interceptions - John Wydareny (Charlotte) 11

PLAYOFFS

Conference Quarterfinals
AFC: Minnesota Vikings def. Ottawa Renegades 34-31, San Francisco 49ers def. Portland Lumberjacks 27-6
NFC: Kansas City Chiefs def. Charlotte Panthers 30-27, Detroit Lions def. Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17

Conference Semifinals
AFC: Atlanta Falcons def. Minnesota Vikings 21-6, Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. San Francisco 49ers 24-7
NFC: Philadelphia Eagles def. Kansas City Chiefs 20-7, Detroit Lions def. San Diego Chargers 16-10

Conference Finals
AFC: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Atlanta Falcons 33-17
NFC: Philadelphia Eagles def. Detroit LIons 31-21

World Championship: Philadelphia Eagles def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 21-7
MVP: Fran Tarkenton (QB - Philadelphia)

stratonascar · 03-14-2017, 10:01 PM

RECAPPING 1973 IN BASEBALL

AL East: Boston Red Sox (95-59), Cleveland Indians (92-62), Detroit Tigers (77-77), Minnesota Twins (68-86), Buffalo Bisons (66-88), Chicago White Sox (65-89), New York Yankees (64-90)
AL West: Los Angeles Angels (94-60), Portland Beavers (88-66), Seattle Rainiers (81-73), Houston Colt .45's (78-76), Atlanta Thrashers (77-77), Kansas City Athletics (71-83), Vancouver Mounties (62-92)
NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (91-64), Cincinnati Reds (90-65), New York Giants (80-74), Philadelphia Phillies (79-75), Brooklyn Dodgers (75-79), Chicago Cubs (75-79), Baltimore Orioles (67-87)
NL West: St. Louis Cardinals (89-65), San Diego Padres (83-71), Hollywood Stars (80-74), Milwaukee Braves (76-78), San Francisco Seals (70-84), Denver Zephyrs (63-91), Sacramento Solons (61-93)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Ralph Garr (Pittsburgh) .354
Home Runs - John Mayberry (Chicago AL) 41
RBI - John Mayberry (Chicago AL) 130
Stolen Bases - Dave Cash (Detroit) 32
OBP + Slugging % - Ken Jackson (Cleveland) 1.076
Hitting Streak - Ralph Garr (Pittsburgh) 24
ERA - Mark Schaeffer (Cincinnati) 1.82
Wins - Bruce Ellingsen (Portland) 21
Strikeouts - JR Richard (Seattle) 242

MLB Playoffs

ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Los Angeles Angels 4-3
NLCS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. St. Louis Cardinals 4-3
WS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Boston Red Sox 4-3
MVP: Scott Brosius (2B)

1973 NFL Standings

AFC East: Ottawa Renegades (11-5), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (9-7), Boston Patriots (7-9), New York Knights (4-12)
AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Green Bay Packers (9-7), Chicago Bears (7-9), Minnesota Vikings (7-9)
AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (10-6), Houston Oilers (9-7), Atlanta Falcons (8-8), Miami Dolphins (5-11)
AFC West: Los Angeles Rams (12-4), San Francisco 49ers (9-7), Portland Lumberjacks (8-8), Calgary Stampeders (4-12)
NFC East: Washington Redskins (11-5), Philadelphia Eagles (8-8), Montreal Alouettes (7-9), New York Giants (6-10)
NFC North: Toronto Argonauts (12-4), Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8), Indianapolis Racers (6-10), Cleveland Browns (4-12)
NFC South: Kansas City Chiefs (11-5), Charlotte Panthers (9-7), Birmingham Vulcans (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (7-9)
NFC West: Seattle Kings (12-4), San Diego Chargers (7-9), British Columbia Lions (6-10), Denver Broncos (6-10)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Bob Griese (Houston) 4107
Passing TD's - Terry Bradshaw (Seattle) 29
Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Houston) 95.5
Rushing Yards - Tom Bailey (Miami) 1245
Receiving Yards - Billy Cooper (Green Bay) 1475
Total Points - Billy Cundiff (Kansas City) 149
Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 193
Sacks - Joe Greene (Toronto) 19
Interceptions - Gary Inskeep (Birmingham) 9

PLAYOFFS

Conference Quarterfinals
AFC: Dallas Cowboys def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24-20, Green Bay Packers def. Detroit Lions 39-25
NFC: Kansas City Chiefs def. Pittsburgh Steelers 16-15, Washington Redskins def. Charlotte Panthers 59-16

Conference Semifinals
AFC: Ottawa Renegades def. Dallas Cowboys 24-0, Los Angeles Rams def. Green Bay Packers 21-17
NFC: Seattle Kings def. Kansas City Chiefs 19-16, Toronto Argonauts def. Washington Redskins 20-17

Conference Finals
AFC: Los Angeles Rams def. Ottawa Renegades 27-25
NFC: Toronto Argonauts def. Seattle Kings 20-17

World Championship: Toronto Argonauts def. Los Angeles Rams 31-7

stratonascar · 03-18-2017, 04:20 PM

1975 BASEBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

AL East: Cleveland Indians (95-59), Boston Red Sox (93-61), Buffalo Bisons (86-68), Minnesota Twins (76-78), Chicago White Sox (73-81), Detroit Tigers (62-92), New York Yankees (61-93)
AL West: Los Angeles Angels (90-64), Houston Colt .45's (86-68), Atlanta Thrashers (80-74), Portland Beavers (79-75), Vancouver Mounties (69-85), Oakland Athletics (66-88), Seattle Rainiers (62-92)
NL East: Cincinnati Reds (91-63), New York Giants (90-64), Philadelphia Phillies (81-73), Brooklyn Dodgers (80-74), Pittsburgh Pirates (70-84), Baltimore Orioles (69-85), Chicago Cubs (60-94)
NL West: Hollywood Stars (92-62), St. Louis Cardinas (91-63), San Diego Padres (89-65),Milwaukee Braves (83-71), Denver Zephyrs (64-90), San Francisco Seals (60-94), Sacramento Solons (58-96)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Mike Mata (Buffalo) .355
Home Runs - Jack Pierce (Chicago WS) 46
RBI - Miguel Vargas (New York Giants) 127
Stolen Bases - Pat Woodmansee (Los Angeles Angels) 44
OBP + Slugging % - Larry Fritz (Portland) 1.18
Hitting Streak - Mike Squires (Philadelphia)21
ERA - Joel Vigil (San Diego) 1.98
Wins - Rollie Fingers (Boston), Miguel Zapata (Cleveland) & Victor Aguilar (New York Giants) 21
Strikeouts - Mauricio Trevino (Milwaukee) 258

PLAYOFFS
AL: Los Angeles Angels def. Cleveland Indians 4-0
NL: Hollywood Stars def. Cincinnati Reds 4-0
Freeway Series: Los Angeles Angels def. Hollywood Stars 4-1
MVP: Tracy Jones (LF - Los Angeles)

stratonascar · 03-18-2017, 04:35 PM

1975 PRO FOOTBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

Eastern Conference
Atlantic: New Jersey Knights (11-7), New York Giants (11-7), Boston Patriots (9-9), Washington Redskins (8-10), Philadelphia Eagles (7-11)
Canada: Toronto Argonauts (12-6), Ottawa Renegades (8-10), Montreal Alouettes (7-11), Halifax Schooners (7-11), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5-13)
Central: Indianapolis Racers (13-5), Kansas City Chiefs (12-6), Cleveland Browns (8-10), Detroit Lions (7-11), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-11)
Southeast: Norfolk Neptunes (14-4), Miami Dolphins (10-8), Atlanta Falcons (9-9), Birmingham Vulcans (6-12), Charlotte Panthers (5-13)

Western Conference
Central: Houston Oilers (11-7), New Orleans Saitns (10-8), Dallas Cowboys (9-9), Phoenix Firebirds (9-9), Mexico City Aztecs (5-13)
Heartland: Chicago Bears (14-4), Edmonton Eskimos (10-8), Calgary Stampeders (9-9), Minnesota Vikings (8-10), Green Bay Packers (6-12)
Northwest: Portland Lumberjacks (14-4), Seattle Seahawks (13-5), Oakland Raiders (9-9), British Columbia Lions (7-11), San Francisco 49ers (6-12)
Southwest: Las Vegas Outlaws (11-7), San Diego Chargers (11-7), Honolulu Hawaiians (9-9), Los Angeles Rams (7-11), Denver Broncos (6-12)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Ken Anderson (San Diego) 4,717
Passing TD's - Bob Griese (Portland) 37
Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Portland) 101.5
Rushing Yards - Hugh McKinnis (Cleveland) 1,721
Receiving Yards - Thomas See (Mexico City) 1,831
Total Points - William Norman (Cleveland) 165
Tackles - Randy Gradishar (Detroit) 193
Sacks - Claude Humphrey (Miami) 23
Interceptions - Robert James (Las Vegas) 12

PLAYOFFS

Conference Quarter-Finals
Eastern: New York Giants def. Toronto Argonauts 24-23, Kansas City Chiefs def. New Jersey Knights 27-21
Western: San Diego Chargers def. Las Vegas Outlaws 13-9, Houston Oilers def. Seattle Seahawks 26-21

Conference Semi-Finals
Eastern: Indianapolis Racers def. New York Giants 51-10, Norfolk Neptunes def. Kansas City Chiefs 20-6
Western: Portland Lumberjacks def. San Diego Chargers 20-6, Chicago Bears def. Houston Oilers 45-10

Conference Finals
Eastern: Norfolk Neptunes def. Indianapolis Racers 13-3
Western: Chicago Bears def. Portland Lumberjacks 31-26

World Championship: Norfolk Neptunes def. Chicago Bears28-24
MVP: Ron Sellers (WR)

stratonascar · 03-18-2017, 05:06 PM

1976 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THE MLB

STANDINGS

AL East: Boston Red Sox (102-60), Cleveland Indians (89-73), Buffalo Bisons (86-76), New York Yankees (75-87), Minnesota Twins (73-89), Detroit Tigers (67-95), Chicago White Sox (66-96), Miami Crocs (65-97)
AL West: Houston Colt .45's (101-61), Los Angeles Angels (96-66), Atlanta Thrashers (89-73), Portland Beavers (88-74), Oakland Athletics (86-76), Seattle Rainiers (80-82), Vancouver Mounties (74-88), Kansas City Royals (59-103)
NL East: Brooklyn Dodgers (95-67), Chicago Cubs (94-68), Cincinnati Reds (93-69), Baltimore Orioles (85-77), New York Giants (83-79), New Orleans Pelicans (78-84), Philadelphia Phillies (75-87), Pittsburgh Pirates (73-89)
NL West: Milwaukee Braves (94-68), St. Louis Cardinals (92-70), Hollywood Stars (89-73), Denver Zephyrs (82-80), San Diego Padres (79-83), Sacramento Solons (70-92), San Francisco Seals (60-102), Texas Rangers (54-108)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average - Ruben Lopez (Boston) .348
Home Runs - Takeya Nakamura (Pittsburgh) 36
RBI - Jeff Burroughs (Boston) 117
Stolen Bases - Joel Pardo (Milwaukee) 39
OBP + Slugging % - Randy Bass (St. Louis) .959
Hitting Streak - Miguel Vargas (New York Giants) 29
ERA - Mark Schaeffer (Brooklyn) 1.79
Wins - Rollie Fingers (Boston) 24
Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 276

PLAYOFFS
AL: Boston Red Sox def. Houston Colt .45's 4 games to 3
NL: Milwaukee Braves def. Brooklyn Dodgers 4 games to 3
World Series: Boston Red Sox def. Milwaukee Braves 4 games to 1

stratonascar · 03-18-2017, 05:17 PM

1976 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THE GRIDIRON

Eastern Conference
Atlantic: New Jersey Knights (12-6), New York Giants (8-10), Boston Patriots (8-10), Washington Redskins (8-10), Philadelphia Eagles (7-11)
Canada: Montreal Alouettes (12-6), Toronto Argonauts (11-7), Halifax Schooners (11-7), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (8-10), Ottawa Renegades (6-12)
Central: Kansas City Chiefs (13-5), Indianapolis Racers (11-7), Cleveland Browns (11-7), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-11), Detroit Lions (4-14)
Southeast: Charlotte Panthers (13-5), Norfolk Neptunes (13-5), Atlanta Falcons (9-9), Birmingham Vulcans (7-11), Miami Dolphins (5-13)

Western Conference
Central: Mexico City Aztecs (11-7), New Orleans Saints (10-8), Houston Oilers (8-10), Dallas Cowboys (7-11), Phoenix Firebirds (4-14)
Heartland: Minnesota Vikings (16-2), Green Bay Packers (13-5), Calgary Stampeders (9-9), Chicago Bears (7-11), Edmonton Eskimos (6-12)
Northwest: Seattle Seahawks (14-4), Portland Lumberjacks (13-5), Oakland Raiders (8-10), San Francisco 49ers (6-12), British Columbia Lions (3-15)
Southwest: Denver Broncos (11-7), San Diego Chargers (11-7), Los Angeles Rams (8-10), Las Vegas Outlaws (7-11), Honolulu Hawaiians (4-14)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Dan Fouts (Toronto) 4,564
Passing TD's - George Moreno (Minnesota) 37
Passing Rating - Terry Bradshaw (Seattle) 100.3
Rushing Yards - Lydell Mitchell (Pittsburgh) 1,624
Receiving Yards - Thomas See (Mexico City) 1,724
Total Points - Lui Passaglia (Toronto) 165
Tackles - Randy Gradishar (Detroit) 198
Sacks - Bill Stanfill (New Orleans) 27
Interceptions - Gary Inskeep (Las Vegas) 15

PLAYOFFS

Conference Quarterfinals
Eastern: New Jersey Knights def. Indianapolis Racers 29-21, Norfolk Neptunes def. Montreal Alouettes 16-6
Western: Green Bay Packers def. Denver Broncos 20-10, Portland Lumberjacks def. Mexico City Aztecs 25-14

Conference Semi-Finals
Eastern: New Jersey Knights def. Kansas City Chiefs 21-20, Norfolk Neptunes def. Charlotte Panthers 26-15
Western: Green Bay Packers def. Seattle Seahawks 20-7, Minnesota Vikings def. Portland Lumberjacks 49-14

Conference Finals
Eastern: Norfolk Neptunes def. New Jersey Knights 20-10
Western: Green Bay Packers def. Minnesota Vikings 24-21

World Championship: Norfolk Neptunes def. Green Bay Packers 28-21
MVP: Mike Williams (CB - Norfolk)

03-02-2017, 11:53 PM	#1
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	The Summer of '69 The Summer of '69 had many of the BIg Names like in Baseball like Tom Seaver, Pete Rose, Harmon Killebrew, Reggie Jackson and Willie McCovey are vying for a shot at the Hall of Fame, However the St. Louis Cardinals are back at defending their World Series Title in 1969 led by LF Richie Scheinblum and Manager Jim Spires are trying to win it all. So Things are going to play ball. "I got my first real six-string Bought it at the five-and-dime Played it 'til my fingers bled Was the summer of '69 Me and some guys from school Had a band and we tried real hard. Jimmy quit, Jody got married I should've known we'd never get far Oh, when I look back now That summer seemed to last forever And if I had the choice Yeah, I'd always wanna be there Those were the best days of my life" - "Summer of 69" by Bryan Adams (1985)

03-10-2017, 12:49 AM	#8
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	RECAPPING 1972 IN BASEBALL AL East: Boston Red Sox (91-63), New York Yankees (82-72), Cleveland Indians (81-73), Detroit Tigers (78-76), Minnesota Twins (72-82), Chicago White Sox (71-83), Buffalo Bisons (66-88) AL West: Los Angeles Angels (105-49), Portland Beavers (85-69), Kansas City Athletics (81-73), Seattle Rainiers (78-76), Houston Colt .45's (74-80), Atlanta Thrashers (59-95), Vancouver Mounties (55-99) NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (86-68), New York Giants (80-74), Baltimore Orioles (79-75), Cincinnati Reds (78-76), Philadelphia Phillies (76-78), Chicago Cubs (75-79), Brooklyn Dodgers (66-88) NL West: San Diego Padres (92-62), Milwaukee Braves (89-65), Hollywood Stars (84-70), St. Louis Cardinals (83-71), Sacramento Solons (69-85), Denver Zephyrs (66-88), San Francisco Seals (55-99) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Larry Fritz (Portland) .330 Home Runs - Travis Ishikawa (Milwaukee) 36 RBI - Travis Ishikawa (Milwaukee) 106 Stolen Bases - Morris Nettles (Chicago AL) 37 OBP + Slugging % - Larry Fritz (Portland) .945 Hitting Streak - Doug DeCinces (Atlanta) & Mickey Rivers (Boston) 24 ERA - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 1.70 Wins - Jon Matlack (Sacramento) 22 Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 333 MLB PLAYOFFS ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Los Angeles Angels 3-0 NLCS: San Diego Padres def. Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1 World Series: Boston Red Sox def. San Diego Padres 4-1 Last edited by stratonascar; 03-10-2017 at 12:50 AM.

03-18-2017, 05:06 PM	#13
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1976 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THE MLB STANDINGS AL East: Boston Red Sox (102-60), Cleveland Indians (89-73), Buffalo Bisons (86-76), New York Yankees (75-87), Minnesota Twins (73-89), Detroit Tigers (67-95), Chicago White Sox (66-96), Miami Crocs (65-97) AL West: Houston Colt .45's (101-61), Los Angeles Angels (96-66), Atlanta Thrashers (89-73), Portland Beavers (88-74), Oakland Athletics (86-76), Seattle Rainiers (80-82), Vancouver Mounties (74-88), Kansas City Royals (59-103) NL East: Brooklyn Dodgers (95-67), Chicago Cubs (94-68), Cincinnati Reds (93-69), Baltimore Orioles (85-77), New York Giants (83-79), New Orleans Pelicans (78-84), Philadelphia Phillies (75-87), Pittsburgh Pirates (73-89) NL West: Milwaukee Braves (94-68), St. Louis Cardinals (92-70), Hollywood Stars (89-73), Denver Zephyrs (82-80), San Diego Padres (79-83), Sacramento Solons (70-92), San Francisco Seals (60-102), Texas Rangers (54-108) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Ruben Lopez (Boston) .348 Home Runs - Takeya Nakamura (Pittsburgh) 36 RBI - Jeff Burroughs (Boston) 117 Stolen Bases - Joel Pardo (Milwaukee) 39 OBP + Slugging % - Randy Bass (St. Louis) .959 Hitting Streak - Miguel Vargas (New York Giants) 29 ERA - Mark Schaeffer (Brooklyn) 1.79 Wins - Rollie Fingers (Boston) 24 Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 276 PLAYOFFS AL: Boston Red Sox def. Houston Colt .45's 4 games to 3 NL: Milwaukee Braves def. Brooklyn Dodgers 4 games to 3 World Series: Boston Red Sox def. Milwaukee Braves 4 games to 1 Last edited by stratonascar; 03-18-2017 at 05:07 PM. Reason: Forget to post the playoffs

03-02-2017, 11:55 PM	#2
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	MLB League Alignment in 1969 AL East: Boston Red Sox, Buffalo Bisons, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees AL West: Atlanta Thrashers, Houston Colt .45's, Kansas City Athletics, Los Angeles Angels, Portland Beavers, Seattle Rainiers, Vancouver Mounties NL East: Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, New York Giants, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Washington Nationals NL West: Denver Zephyrs, Hollywood Stars, Milwaukee Braves, Sacramento Solons, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Seals, St. Louis Cardinals

03-06-2017, 12:37 AM	#3
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	A Look Back at 1969 FINAL STANDINGS AL EAST: Boston Red Sox (106-48), Minnesota Twins (92-62), Cleveland Indians (84-70), New York Yankees (83-71), Detroit Tigers (67-87), Buffalo Bisons (66-88), Chicago White Sox (62-92) AL WEST: Kansas City Athletics (85-70), Los Angeles Angels (84-71), Houston Colt .45's (83-71), Atlanta Thrashers (79-75), Portland Beavers (68-86), Seattle Rainiers (66-88), Vancouver Mounties (54-100) NL EAST: Cincinnati Reds (89-65), New York Giants (81-73), Philadelphia Phillies (81-73), Chicago Cubs (78-76), Pittsburgh Pirates (74-80), Washington Nationals (66-88), Brooklyn Dodgers (64-90) NL WEST: Milwaukee Braves (101-53), Hollywood Stars (96-58), St. Louis Cardinals (78-76), Denver Zephyrs (77-77), San Diego Padres (76-78), Sacramento Solons (9-95), San Francisco Seals (58-96) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Chet Lemon (CHC) .334 Home Runs - Gordy Coleman (CIN) 51 RBI - Elvis Presley (CLE) 124 Stolen Bases - Dave Cash (DET) & Dave Moates (HOU) 32 OBP + Slugging % - Elvis Presley (CLE) .979 Hitting Streak - Travis Lee (CHW) 24 ERA - Dick Ellsworth (CIN) 2.01 Wins - Wilbur Wood (BOS) 21 Strikeotus - Gary Kroll (HOU) 276 PLAYOFFS ALCS: Kansas City Athletics def. Boston Red Sox 4-3 NLCS: Milwaukee Braves def. Cincinnati Reds 4-3 1969 World Series: Kansas City Athletics def. Milwaukee Braves 4-3 MVP: Gordie Richardson (P - Kansas City Athletics)

03-06-2017, 11:10 PM	#4
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1969 NFL STANDINGS AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (11-5), New York Knights (9-7), Boston Patriots (6-10), Ottawa Renegades (6-10) AFC North: Green Bay Packers (10-6), Chicago Bears (8-8), Detroit Lions (7-9), Minnesota Vikings (5-11) AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (8-8), Houston Oilers (7-9), Atlanta Falcons (6-10), Miami Dolphins (6-10) AFC West: Los Angeles Rams (12-4), Calgary Stampeders (10-6), San Francisco 49ers (8-8), Portland Lumberjacks (7-9) NFC East: New York Giants (10-6), Philadelphia Eagles (9-7), Washington Redskins (6-10), Montreal Alouettes (4-12) NFC North: Toronto Argonauts (13-3), Cleveland Browns (8-8), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-9), Indianapolis Racers (7-9) NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (15-1), Birmingham Vulcans (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (6-10), Kansas City Chiefs (6-10) NFC West: San Diego Chargers (10-6), Denver Broncos (9-7), British Columbia Lions (7-9), Seattle Kings (6-10) Playoffs Conference Quarterfinals AFC: New York Knights def. Green Bay Packers 20-17, Calgary Stampeders def. Dallas Cowboys 14-10 NFC: San Diego Chargers def. Philadelphia Eagles 13-9, Denver Broncos def. New York Giants 35-20 Conference Semifinals AFC: New York Knights def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 16-13, Calgary Stampeders def. Los Angeles Rams 31-13 NFC: Toronto Argonauts def. San Diego Chargers 13-9, Charlotte Panters def. Denver Broncos 27-16 Conference Finals AFC: Calgary Stampeders def. New York Knights 29-19 NFC: Charlotte Panthers def. Toronto Argonauts 31-23 Super Bowl IV: Charlotte Panthers def. Calgary Stampeders 17-14 MVP: Josh McCown (QB) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing Yards: Bob Griese (HAM) 4,180 Passing TD's: Bob Griese (HAM) 23 QB Rating: Roger Staubach (CHA) 96.8 Rushing Yards: Terry Erwin (NYG) 1379 Receiving Yards: Barry Mitchelson (NYK) 1615 Total Points: Sebastian Janikowski (GB) 144 Tackles: Jarret Johnson (DET) 176 Sacks: Marques Douglas (SD) 19 Interceptions: Ed Ulmer (LA) 11

03-07-2017, 01:43 AM	#5
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	A Look Back at 1970 AL East: Boston Red Sox (102-52), Minnesota Twins (89-65), Cleveland Indians (86-68), Detroit Tigers (82-72), New York Yankees (74-80), Buffalo Bisons (69-85), Chicago White Sox (69-85) AL West: Kansas City Athletics (92-62), Los Angeles Angels (91-63), Houston Colt .45's (85-69), Seattle Rainiers (67-87), Atlanta Thrashers (64-90), Portland Beavers (62-92), Vancouver Mounties (46-108) NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (102-52), Cincinnati Reds (87-67), Chicago Cubs (79-75), Brooklyn Dodgers (71-83), New York Giants (71-83), Philadelphia Phillies (67-87), Washington Nationals (58-96) NL West: Hollywood Stars (105-49), St. Louis Cardinals (86-68), Milwaukee Brewers (83-71), San Diego Padres (80-74), San Francisco Seals (69-85), Sacramento Solons (61-93), Denver Zephyrs (59-95) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Nomar Garciaparra (DET) .333 Home Runs - Tony Solaita (CHC) 50 RBI - Willie McCovey (ATL) 136 Stolen Bases - Bobby Valentine (NYY) 33 OBP + Slugging % - Tony Solaita (CHC) 1.062 Hitting Streak - Nomar Garciaparra (DET) 28 ERA - Bart Johnson (PIT) 1.96 Wins - Victor Aguilar (LAA), Dick Ellsworth (CIN), Bart Johnson (PIT) 20 Strikeouts - Art Mahaffey (PIT) 258 ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Kansas City Athletics 4-0 NLCS: Hollywood Stars def. Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 World Series: Hollywood Stars def. Boston Red Sox 4-2 MVP: Jimmy Rosario (CF - Hollywood)

03-07-2017, 10:40 AM	#6
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1970 NFL Standings (using DDS: Pro Football '16) AFC East: Hamilton Tiger Cats (12-4), Boston Patriots (8-8), New York Knights (8-8), Ottawa Renegades (7-9) AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Green Bay Packers (8-8), Minnesota Vikings (6-10), Chicago Bears (3-13) AFC South: Houston Oilers (10-6), Miami Dolphins (9-7), Dallas Cowboys (8-8), Atlanta Falcons (3-13) AFC West: Calgary Stampeders (13-3), Los Angeles Rams (11-5), San Francisco 49ers (7-9), Portland Lumberjacks (5-11) NFC East: Montreal Alouettes (11-5), New York Giants (9-7), Washington Redskins (8-8), Philadelphia Eagles (7-9) NFC North: Cleveland Browns (9-7), Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8), Indianapolis Racers (7-9), Toronto Argonauts (6-10) NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (13-30, Norfolk Neptunes (8-8), Birmingham Vulcans (8-8), Kansas City Chiefs (7-9) NFC West: Seattle Kings (10-6), San Diego Chargers (7-9), Denver Broncos (5-11), British Columbia Lions (5-11) PLAYOFF RECAP Conference Quarterfinals AFC: Houston Oilers def. Miami Dolphins 20-7, Los Angeles Rams def. Detroit Lions 20-10 NFC: Pittsburgh Steelers def. Seattle Kings 31-21, Cleveland Browns def. New York Giants 17-10 Conference Semi-Finals AFC: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Houston Oilers 43-13, Calgary Stampeders def. Los Angeles Rams 37-6 NFC: Montreal Alouettes def. Pittsburgh Steelers 24-17, Charlotte Panthers def. Cleveland Browns 16-3 Conference Finals AFC: Calgary Stampeders def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16 NFC: Charlotte Panthers def. Montreal Alouettes 30-3 Super Bowl: Calgary Stampeders def. Charlotte Panthers 16-7 MVP: Jamie Winborn (LB - Calgary) League Leaders Passing Yards: Ron Lancaster (CGY) 4105 Passing TD's: Roger Staubach (CHA) 37 Passing Rating: Bob Griese (HAM) 104.2 Rushing Yards: Tommy Mason (HOU) 1524 Receiving Yards: Whit Tucker (DAL) 1342 Total Points: Jay Feely (NOR) 133 Tackles: Bobby Bell (BC) 164 Sacks: Coy Bacon (NYK) & LC Greenwood (BOS) 18 Interceptions: Joe Hernandez (MIN) 10

03-10-2017, 12:04 AM	#7
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	RECAPPING OUR MAJOR LEAGUES FOR 1971 AL East: Detroit Tigers (99-55), Boston Red Sox (94-60), Cleveland Indians (89-65), New York Yankees (79-75), Chicago White Sox (75-79), Minnesota Twins (75-79), Buffalo Bisons (71-83) AL West: Los Angeles Angels (92-62), Houston Colt .45's (83-71), Kansas City Athletics (75-79), Portland Beavers (73-81), Atlanta Thrashers (65-89), Seattle Rainiers (58-96), Vancouver Mounties (50-104) NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (96-58), Cincinnati Reds (86-68), New York Giants (79-75), Philadelphia Phillies (79-75), Chicago Cubs (76-78), Brooklyn Dodgers (73-81), Washington Nationals (69-85) NL West: Hollywood Stars (91-63), Milwaukee Braves (84-70), San Diego Padres (81-73), Denver Zephyrs (71-83), St. Louis Cardinals (69-85), Sacramento Solons (66-88), San Francisco Seals (58-96) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Larry Fritz (Portland) .356 Home Runs - William Carter (Detroit), John Mayberry (Chicago AL), Dave Duncan (Cincinnati), Miguel Vargas (New York NL) 34 RBI - Miguel Vargas (New York NL) 103 Stolen Bases - Rudy Meoli (Philadelphia) 26 OBP + Slugging % - John Mayberry Sr. (Chicago AL) .954 Hitting Streak - Lefty Marr (Houston) 26 ERA - Bart Johnson (Pittsburgh) 1.82 Wins - George Gerberman (Detroit) 24 Strikeouts - Gil Blanco (St. Louis) 287 MLB PLAYOFFS AL: Detroit Tigers def. Los Angeles Angels 4-3 NL: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Hollywood Stars 4-2 WS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Detroit Tigers 4-2 MVP: Koji Yamamoto Jr. (RF - Pittsburgh) IN PRO FOOTBALL AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (13-3), Boston Patriots (7-9), Ottawa Renegades (6-10), New York Knights (5-11) AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Minnesota Vikings (10-6), Green Bay Packers (9-7), Chicago Bears (6-10) AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (12-4), Miami Dolphins (10-6), Atlanta Falcons (8-8), Houston Oilers (6-10) AFC West: Portland Lumberjacks (10-6), Calgary Stampeders (7-9), Los Angeles Rams (7-9), San Francisco 49ers (6-10) NFC East: New York Giants (12-4), Philadelphia Eagles (9-7), Montreal Alouettes (8-8), Washington Redskins (7-9) NFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers (13-3), Indianapolis Racers (9-7), Toronto Argonauts (8-8), Cleveland Browns (3-13) NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (11-5), Birmingham Vulcans (10-6), Kansas City Chiefs (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (5-11) NFC West: San Diego Chargers (7-9), Seattle Kings (6-10), British Columbia Lions (5-11), Denver Broncos (4-12) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing Yards - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 4593 Passing TD's - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 32 Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Hamilton) 103.6 Rushing Yards - Larry Brown (Green Bay) 1397 Receiving Yards - James Pak (Ottawa) 1361 Points Scored - James Boynton (Charlotte) 162 Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 158 Sacks - Julius Peppers (Houston) 23 Interceptions - Phil Clark (Charlotte) 8 PLAYOFFS AFC Quarterfinal: Detroit Lions def. Minnesota Vikings 28-14, Portland Lumberjacks def. Miami Dolphins 14-3 NFC Quarterfinal: Philadelphia Eagles def. Carolina Panthers 9-3, San Diego Chargers def. Birmingham Vulcans 20-13 AFC Semifinal: Dallas Cowboys def. Detroit Lions 26-16, Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Portland Lumberjacks 31-19 NFC Semifinal: New York Giants def. Philadelphia Eagles 13-10, Pittsburgh Steelers def. San Diego Chargers 20-13 AFC Final: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Dallas Cowboys 23-21 NFC Final: Pittsburgh Steelers def. New York Giants 19-10 NFL Championship: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Pittsburgh Steelers 24-16

03-11-2017, 01:43 AM	#9
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	RECAPPING 1972 IN PRO FOOTBALL AFC East: Hamilton Tiger-Cats (13-3), Ottawa Renegades (9-7), New York Knights (6-10), Boston Patriots (5-11) AFC North: Minnesota Vikings (10-6), Green Bay Packers (7-9), Detroit Lions (6-10), Chicago Bears (6-10) AFC South: Atlanta Falcons (12-4), Miami Dolphins (8-8), Houston Oilers (7-9), Dallas Cowboys (4-12) AFC West: San Francisco 49ers (10-6), Portland Lumberjacks (9-7), Calgary Stampeders (8-8), Los Angeles Rams (7-9) NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles (11-5), Washington Redskins (9-7), New York Giants (8-8), Montreal Alouettes (5-11) NFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6), Indianapolis Racers (8-8), Cleveland Browns (7-9), Toronto Argonauts (5-11) NFC South: Charlotte Panthers (10-6), Kansas City Chiefs (10-6), Birmingham Vulcans (8-8), Norfolk Neptunes (7-9) NFC West: San Diego Chargers (11-5), British Columbia Lions (11-5), Seattle Kings (5-11), Denver Broncos (4-12) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing - Bob Griese (Hamilton) - 4661 Yards, 32 TD's and 103.9 Rating Rushing Yards - Ed Marinaro (San Francisco) - 1490 Receiving Yards - Paul Warfield (Los Angeles) - 1377 Points - Walt McKee (Hamilton) 159 Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 162 Sacks - Anthony Adams (British Columbia) 18 Interceptions - John Wydareny (Charlotte) 11 PLAYOFFS Conference Quarterfinals AFC: Minnesota Vikings def. Ottawa Renegades 34-31, San Francisco 49ers def. Portland Lumberjacks 27-6 NFC: Kansas City Chiefs def. Charlotte Panthers 30-27, Detroit Lions def. Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17 Conference Semifinals AFC: Atlanta Falcons def. Minnesota Vikings 21-6, Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. San Francisco 49ers 24-7 NFC: Philadelphia Eagles def. Kansas City Chiefs 20-7, Detroit Lions def. San Diego Chargers 16-10 Conference Finals AFC: Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Atlanta Falcons 33-17 NFC: Philadelphia Eagles def. Detroit LIons 31-21 World Championship: Philadelphia Eagles def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 21-7 MVP: Fran Tarkenton (QB - Philadelphia)

03-14-2017, 10:01 PM	#10
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	RECAPPING 1973 IN BASEBALL AL East: Boston Red Sox (95-59), Cleveland Indians (92-62), Detroit Tigers (77-77), Minnesota Twins (68-86), Buffalo Bisons (66-88), Chicago White Sox (65-89), New York Yankees (64-90) AL West: Los Angeles Angels (94-60), Portland Beavers (88-66), Seattle Rainiers (81-73), Houston Colt .45's (78-76), Atlanta Thrashers (77-77), Kansas City Athletics (71-83), Vancouver Mounties (62-92) NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (91-64), Cincinnati Reds (90-65), New York Giants (80-74), Philadelphia Phillies (79-75), Brooklyn Dodgers (75-79), Chicago Cubs (75-79), Baltimore Orioles (67-87) NL West: St. Louis Cardinals (89-65), San Diego Padres (83-71), Hollywood Stars (80-74), Milwaukee Braves (76-78), San Francisco Seals (70-84), Denver Zephyrs (63-91), Sacramento Solons (61-93) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Ralph Garr (Pittsburgh) .354 Home Runs - John Mayberry (Chicago AL) 41 RBI - John Mayberry (Chicago AL) 130 Stolen Bases - Dave Cash (Detroit) 32 OBP + Slugging % - Ken Jackson (Cleveland) 1.076 Hitting Streak - Ralph Garr (Pittsburgh) 24 ERA - Mark Schaeffer (Cincinnati) 1.82 Wins - Bruce Ellingsen (Portland) 21 Strikeouts - JR Richard (Seattle) 242 MLB Playoffs ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Los Angeles Angels 4-3 NLCS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 WS: Pittsburgh Pirates def. Boston Red Sox 4-3 MVP: Scott Brosius (2B) 1973 NFL Standings AFC East: Ottawa Renegades (11-5), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (9-7), Boston Patriots (7-9), New York Knights (4-12) AFC North: Detroit Lions (10-6), Green Bay Packers (9-7), Chicago Bears (7-9), Minnesota Vikings (7-9) AFC South: Dallas Cowboys (10-6), Houston Oilers (9-7), Atlanta Falcons (8-8), Miami Dolphins (5-11) AFC West: Los Angeles Rams (12-4), San Francisco 49ers (9-7), Portland Lumberjacks (8-8), Calgary Stampeders (4-12) NFC East: Washington Redskins (11-5), Philadelphia Eagles (8-8), Montreal Alouettes (7-9), New York Giants (6-10) NFC North: Toronto Argonauts (12-4), Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8), Indianapolis Racers (6-10), Cleveland Browns (4-12) NFC South: Kansas City Chiefs (11-5), Charlotte Panthers (9-7), Birmingham Vulcans (7-9), Norfolk Neptunes (7-9) NFC West: Seattle Kings (12-4), San Diego Chargers (7-9), British Columbia Lions (6-10), Denver Broncos (6-10) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing Yards - Bob Griese (Houston) 4107 Passing TD's - Terry Bradshaw (Seattle) 29 Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Houston) 95.5 Rushing Yards - Tom Bailey (Miami) 1245 Receiving Yards - Billy Cooper (Green Bay) 1475 Total Points - Billy Cundiff (Kansas City) 149 Tackles - Dave Robinson (Atlanta) 193 Sacks - Joe Greene (Toronto) 19 Interceptions - Gary Inskeep (Birmingham) 9 PLAYOFFS Conference Quarterfinals AFC: Dallas Cowboys def. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24-20, Green Bay Packers def. Detroit Lions 39-25 NFC: Kansas City Chiefs def. Pittsburgh Steelers 16-15, Washington Redskins def. Charlotte Panthers 59-16 Conference Semifinals AFC: Ottawa Renegades def. Dallas Cowboys 24-0, Los Angeles Rams def. Green Bay Packers 21-17 NFC: Seattle Kings def. Kansas City Chiefs 19-16, Toronto Argonauts def. Washington Redskins 20-17 Conference Finals AFC: Los Angeles Rams def. Ottawa Renegades 27-25 NFC: Toronto Argonauts def. Seattle Kings 20-17 World Championship: Toronto Argonauts def. Los Angeles Rams 31-7

03-18-2017, 04:20 PM	#11
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1975 BASEBALL SEASON IN REVIEW AL East: Cleveland Indians (95-59), Boston Red Sox (93-61), Buffalo Bisons (86-68), Minnesota Twins (76-78), Chicago White Sox (73-81), Detroit Tigers (62-92), New York Yankees (61-93) AL West: Los Angeles Angels (90-64), Houston Colt .45's (86-68), Atlanta Thrashers (80-74), Portland Beavers (79-75), Vancouver Mounties (69-85), Oakland Athletics (66-88), Seattle Rainiers (62-92) NL East: Cincinnati Reds (91-63), New York Giants (90-64), Philadelphia Phillies (81-73), Brooklyn Dodgers (80-74), Pittsburgh Pirates (70-84), Baltimore Orioles (69-85), Chicago Cubs (60-94) NL West: Hollywood Stars (92-62), St. Louis Cardinas (91-63), San Diego Padres (89-65),Milwaukee Braves (83-71), Denver Zephyrs (64-90), San Francisco Seals (60-94), Sacramento Solons (58-96) LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average - Mike Mata (Buffalo) .355 Home Runs - Jack Pierce (Chicago WS) 46 RBI - Miguel Vargas (New York Giants) 127 Stolen Bases - Pat Woodmansee (Los Angeles Angels) 44 OBP + Slugging % - Larry Fritz (Portland) 1.18 Hitting Streak - Mike Squires (Philadelphia)21 ERA - Joel Vigil (San Diego) 1.98 Wins - Rollie Fingers (Boston), Miguel Zapata (Cleveland) & Victor Aguilar (New York Giants) 21 Strikeouts - Mauricio Trevino (Milwaukee) 258 PLAYOFFS AL: Los Angeles Angels def. Cleveland Indians 4-0 NL: Hollywood Stars def. Cincinnati Reds 4-0 Freeway Series: Los Angeles Angels def. Hollywood Stars 4-1 MVP: Tracy Jones (LF - Los Angeles)

03-18-2017, 04:35 PM	#12
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1975 PRO FOOTBALL SEASON IN REVIEW Eastern Conference Atlantic: New Jersey Knights (11-7), New York Giants (11-7), Boston Patriots (9-9), Washington Redskins (8-10), Philadelphia Eagles (7-11) Canada: Toronto Argonauts (12-6), Ottawa Renegades (8-10), Montreal Alouettes (7-11), Halifax Schooners (7-11), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5-13) Central: Indianapolis Racers (13-5), Kansas City Chiefs (12-6), Cleveland Browns (8-10), Detroit Lions (7-11), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-11) Southeast: Norfolk Neptunes (14-4), Miami Dolphins (10-8), Atlanta Falcons (9-9), Birmingham Vulcans (6-12), Charlotte Panthers (5-13) Western Conference Central: Houston Oilers (11-7), New Orleans Saitns (10-8), Dallas Cowboys (9-9), Phoenix Firebirds (9-9), Mexico City Aztecs (5-13) Heartland: Chicago Bears (14-4), Edmonton Eskimos (10-8), Calgary Stampeders (9-9), Minnesota Vikings (8-10), Green Bay Packers (6-12) Northwest: Portland Lumberjacks (14-4), Seattle Seahawks (13-5), Oakland Raiders (9-9), British Columbia Lions (7-11), San Francisco 49ers (6-12) Southwest: Las Vegas Outlaws (11-7), San Diego Chargers (11-7), Honolulu Hawaiians (9-9), Los Angeles Rams (7-11), Denver Broncos (6-12) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing Yards - Ken Anderson (San Diego) 4,717 Passing TD's - Bob Griese (Portland) 37 Passing Rating - Bob Griese (Portland) 101.5 Rushing Yards - Hugh McKinnis (Cleveland) 1,721 Receiving Yards - Thomas See (Mexico City) 1,831 Total Points - William Norman (Cleveland) 165 Tackles - Randy Gradishar (Detroit) 193 Sacks - Claude Humphrey (Miami) 23 Interceptions - Robert James (Las Vegas) 12 PLAYOFFS Conference Quarter-Finals Eastern: New York Giants def. Toronto Argonauts 24-23, Kansas City Chiefs def. New Jersey Knights 27-21 Western: San Diego Chargers def. Las Vegas Outlaws 13-9, Houston Oilers def. Seattle Seahawks 26-21 Conference Semi-Finals Eastern: Indianapolis Racers def. New York Giants 51-10, Norfolk Neptunes def. Kansas City Chiefs 20-6 Western: Portland Lumberjacks def. San Diego Chargers 20-6, Chicago Bears def. Houston Oilers 45-10 Conference Finals Eastern: Norfolk Neptunes def. Indianapolis Racers 13-3 Western: Chicago Bears def. Portland Lumberjacks 31-26 World Championship: Norfolk Neptunes def. Chicago Bears28-24 MVP: Ron Sellers (WR)

03-18-2017, 05:17 PM	#14
stratonascar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 97	1976 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THE GRIDIRON Eastern Conference Atlantic: New Jersey Knights (12-6), New York Giants (8-10), Boston Patriots (8-10), Washington Redskins (8-10), Philadelphia Eagles (7-11) Canada: Montreal Alouettes (12-6), Toronto Argonauts (11-7), Halifax Schooners (11-7), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (8-10), Ottawa Renegades (6-12) Central: Kansas City Chiefs (13-5), Indianapolis Racers (11-7), Cleveland Browns (11-7), Pittsburgh Steelers (7-11), Detroit Lions (4-14) Southeast: Charlotte Panthers (13-5), Norfolk Neptunes (13-5), Atlanta Falcons (9-9), Birmingham Vulcans (7-11), Miami Dolphins (5-13) Western Conference Central: Mexico City Aztecs (11-7), New Orleans Saints (10-8), Houston Oilers (8-10), Dallas Cowboys (7-11), Phoenix Firebirds (4-14) Heartland: Minnesota Vikings (16-2), Green Bay Packers (13-5), Calgary Stampeders (9-9), Chicago Bears (7-11), Edmonton Eskimos (6-12) Northwest: Seattle Seahawks (14-4), Portland Lumberjacks (13-5), Oakland Raiders (8-10), San Francisco 49ers (6-12), British Columbia Lions (3-15) Southwest: Denver Broncos (11-7), San Diego Chargers (11-7), Los Angeles Rams (8-10), Las Vegas Outlaws (7-11), Honolulu Hawaiians (4-14) LEAGUE LEADERS Passing Yards - Dan Fouts (Toronto) 4,564 Passing TD's - George Moreno (Minnesota) 37 Passing Rating - Terry Bradshaw (Seattle) 100.3 Rushing Yards - Lydell Mitchell (Pittsburgh) 1,624 Receiving Yards - Thomas See (Mexico City) 1,724 Total Points - Lui Passaglia (Toronto) 165 Tackles - Randy Gradishar (Detroit) 198 Sacks - Bill Stanfill (New Orleans) 27 Interceptions - Gary Inskeep (Las Vegas) 15 PLAYOFFS Conference Quarterfinals Eastern: New Jersey Knights def. Indianapolis Racers 29-21, Norfolk Neptunes def. Montreal Alouettes 16-6 Western: Green Bay Packers def. Denver Broncos 20-10, Portland Lumberjacks def. Mexico City Aztecs 25-14 Conference Semi-Finals Eastern: New Jersey Knights def. Kansas City Chiefs 21-20, Norfolk Neptunes def. Charlotte Panthers 26-15 Western: Green Bay Packers def. Seattle Seahawks 20-7, Minnesota Vikings def. Portland Lumberjacks 49-14 Conference Finals Eastern: Norfolk Neptunes def. New Jersey Knights 20-10 Western: Green Bay Packers def. Minnesota Vikings 24-21 World Championship: Norfolk Neptunes def. Green Bay Packers 28-21 MVP: Mike Williams (CB - Norfolk)