Major League Standings Snapshot From AP Report
The Associated Press summary shows American League leaders with Detroit at 40 20 and Baltimore 22 25, while Cleveland and Minnesota hover near the top. National League standings list St Louis at 36 25 and San Francisco 32 29 amid tighter races in Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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California
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Washington
W. L. Pet. G.B. St.Louis
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philaphia
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Houston
Harrelson and Wert Power In Extra Innings Classic
Detroit Tigers top Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 14 innings as Don Wert belted his seventh homer and Ken Harrelson powered three blasts for the Sox. Wert’s homer capped a late rally to secure the win while Harrelson’s multi homer effort fueled Boston’s 7-2 victory over Cleveland. Minnesota beat Baltimore 2-1, California defeated Washington 2-0, and the Yankees edged Oakland 5-4 in 11 innings.
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Harrelson
Boston Red Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
Tigers
Bob Priddy
Bill Freehan
Luis Aparicio
Sox
Moose Keeps No-Hitter Dream Alive Then Falls Short
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose defeated the Houston Astros 3-0 at Forbes Field in a game that saw his bid for a no-hitter end on a single by Julio Gotay in the ninth. Moose allowed only two hits while walking one and struck out none in the victory across Houston. The Pirates’ other runs came on a first-inning bunt single, a Donn Clendenon homer in the sixth, and an eighth-inning score on a Jerry May RBI. In other NL games, the Mets beat San Francisco 7-3, Cincinnati blanked St Louis 7-0, Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 6-0 then lost 2-1, and Chicago edged Atlanta 2-1.
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Earl Wilson
White Sox
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Harrelson
Dick Ellsworth
Minnesota
Orioles
Tom Phoebus
Cesar Tovar
ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Houston
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Astros
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Ron Davis
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al Jackson
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Rusty Staub
Goray
Jerry Koosman
New York
Don Bosch
Jerry Buchek
Bosch
Fragmentary Pittsburgh sports note mentions Clemente
A garbled OCR fragment references Pittsburgh and Clemente along with financial figures and names that cannot be fully resolved. The readable bits suggest a sports or local note but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Indians Hand Yankees Ist Loss In Teen League
The Indians edged the Yankees 3-2 in Senior Division action, snapping New York’s four-game win streak. Mike Molaison tossed a complete game with 13 strikeouts, while Johnny Harrison matched him with 13 K as the Yanks managed two hits. Allen Beauchamp was 3 for 3 for the Yankees in defeat.
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Allen Beauchamp
Red Sox
Eagles
Keith Carr
Brad Sheffield
Artie Preskey
John Juarez
Cardinals
Orioles
Charles Head
British Lead Curtis Cup Golf on Second Day
The British Isles led the United States four matches to three with two halved after Friday's play as U S captain Mrs Robert Mansted urged her team to fight on the second and final day. She noted the Americans' strength in singles and praised the close competition in Newcastle Northern Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
United States
British Isles
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U.S. Golf Association
Optimation Speed Reading Class Teaches Faster Comprehension
Dr. Cecil Mullins praises rapid reading to boost understanding and speed. A San Jacinto Cobera class claims readers reach 11,000 words per minute with 70 percent comprehension after eight weeks, noting benefits for professionals and pleasure reading.
Optimation speed reading course promises 1000 wpm guarantee
The Optimation method claims reading speeds of thousands of words per minute with a written guarantee of 1000 words per minute and one book an hour. Dr. Mullins notes the program runs in 12 two hour sessions, accepts students aged 13 and up, and emphasizes enjoyable learning. Testimonials include a 13-year-old who reads faster and a 35-year-old teacher who improved to top grades.
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Cecil Mullins
Texas
Wickhols
San Jacinto Cobera
Dr. Mullins
Optimation
Texas University
Mullins
Taras
Southern Cal Hopes To Get Back On Right Track
BERKELEY Calif AP Southern California aims to defend the NCAA track and field title as the three day meet winds down. After two days USC leads with 20 points followed by UCLA 16 Washington State 16 and Villanova 12 with Earl McCullough defending his 110 meter hurdles title and Lennox Miller taking the 100 meter dash as Friday’s finals produce several meet records.
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