Standings and schedules from the baseball leagues
The AP standings show the National and American Leagues with teams like Pittsburgh Boston New York Chicago and Milwaukee leading in East and West divisions. Latest results list Boston 9 Milwaukee 7 Chicago 6 1 Pittsburgh 5 9, plus several Tuesday games and postponed contests across multiple venues.
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Philphia
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Montreal
Detroit
Cincinnati
Oakland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
S Francisco
Texas
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Minnesota
Atlanta
Houston
California
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Philadelphia
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Perry
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Palmer
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Jefferson
Simpson
Leonard
J. Louis
Forsch
Gura
Mil- San Diego
Strom
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Anderson
Angeles
Rhoden
Monge
Devine
San
Hughes
Francisco
Halicki
Major League Leaders In American and National Leagues
AP batting leaders show Brooks Mayberry leading AL with 33 homers and 103 RBIs for Kansas City. Tony Oliva and Rod Carew pace minnesota with strong averages. NL leaders include Cash and Rose atop various categories with Schmidt and Luzinski powering Philadelphia and Chicago sluggers. Pitching highlights feature Tanana and Seaver with impressive win totals and low ERAs.
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Sanguillen
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Cash
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Rose
Lopes
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Schmidt
Thomas
Luzinski
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Garr
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Gross
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R.metzger
D.thomas
Kingman
Cey
Brock
Cedeno
Hun
Cardenal
Hrabosky
Gullett
Norman
Seaver
Christenson
Denny
Darcey
R.jones
Messersmith
Montefusco
Sutton
Carlton
Magic Number 9 As The Games Dwindle Down
The Boston Red Sox won three straight to boost their lead in the AL East over idle Baltimore to four and cut the magic number to nine. Manager Darrell Johnson praised his team as they beat Milwaukee 9 7 at Fenway Park with Dwight Evans driving in four runs. Johnny Pesky and others stressed the drive toward the division title as Boston eyes the Orioles.
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Darrell Johnson
Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Fenway Park
Brewers
Johnny Pesky
Dwight Evans
Milwaukee
Fred Lynn
Jim Rice
Rice
Lynn
del Crandall
Crandall
George Scott
Pesky
Kansas City Roy
Als
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Texas Rangers
Jim Palmer
Luis Tiant
Robin Yount
Royals
White Sox
Paul Splittorff
John Mayberry
Kansas
Chicago
Twins
Angels
Steve Braun
Glenn Borgmann
Minnesota
Bruce Bochte
Denny Doyle
Scott
Raiders
Fumblitis
Regina
Billy Bee
Presley
Jeb Bergeron
Seagulls
Carl Tarbox
Marshwood
Mioe
Old Orchard Beach
Orioles Face do or Die Clash as Red Sox Lead AL East
After 150 games Boston and Baltimore are separated by just 4 percent with a potential seven game showdown looming in October. Jim Palmer faces Boston ace Luis Tiant as Baltimore eyes a late-season rally while Boston holds a decisive edge in the tight AL East race.
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Brewers
Don Money
Scott
Hank Aaron
Boston
Cecil Cooper
Johnson
Rays
Cooper
Jim Palmer
Rochester Fair Race Card Highlights 9 Events
The Rochester Fair schedule lists nine races with pacing and trotting totals from $450 to $650. Notable entries include Morrison Lobell and Social Scion in the first race, Kenton night and Farm Boss among pace contenders, and Kinnikinnick Hay Fever Bye Bye Matty in late races.
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Jack Sultan
Morrison Lobell
C. McIntire
W. Coll
Bethel Mar Mie
G. DuBois Jr
Dean Gamble
D. W. Childs
Norma
E. Burdick
Kelvin
J. Giddis
General Brooks
C. Smith
Randy Silcock
G. Reed
H. A. Buddy
Watson
L. Fitch
Andy
Pikey
T. Harris
Dream Train
R. Cross
Hud
W. B. Foster
Lothario Lindsay
W. Ha
Sandy Blackguard
W. Colby
Janet Flash
J. Watson
Butch Creed
Alderbrook
A. Miles
Lissa Castle
D. Brown
Molly H. Medium
Albert Reed
Masconette Jack
A. Day
Cathy Demon
R. Heberman
Rapaco
R. English
the Monster
Little Laurence
L. Bryant
Sharon Mc
C. Mattison
Lisa
Katahdin Boy
L. Pickett Jr
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April Butler
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B. Smith
Red Drexel
C. Connor
Fonda Frost
D. Gray
O. Ginn
Zodiac Gal
Tracie Lee
L. Chasse
P. Apostolakes
Kinnikinnick
J. Weaver
Matty
Gemini Cricket
R. Olson
Aston Victor
D. May
David
Night Track Winners and Purses From Last Night’s Races
Racing card lists results from eight races with details on winners, payouts, and times. Notable performances include Miss El Chan and Star's First Son winning early races, Royal Titan and Bengal Princess among others, with Quiniela and Double Shift payouts noted.
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Miss Dorlo
Scorpion Adios
Esquire Adios
Way Lay Lee
Demon Lady
Hula’s Boy
Jefferson Master
Mighty Hi Marge
Bob Spencer
Royal Titan
Kori Minbar
Mini Blaze
Dudley
Silent Partner
Minnie Sota
Apollo Flash
Silver Creek Polly
Mets rookie Ties NL record with 23-game hitting streak
Ike Vail stretched the New York Mets hit streak to 23 games tying the NL rookie standard set by Joe Rapp and Richie Ashburn. He collected a first inning hit then powered the Mets past the Expos 3-2 as Pittsburgh and St. Louis also won, while the Cubs and Pirates split a doubleheader.
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Ike Vail
New York Mets
Montreal
Larry Parrish
Vail
Mets
Expos
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
San Francisco
Steve Rogers
Joe Rapp
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Guy Cartright
Chicago White Sox
Denny Doyle
Boston
Cubs
Jerry Morales
Jose Cardenal
Jim Rooker
Bob Robertson
al Oliver
Joe Wallis
Morales
Cardenal
Dave Parker
Richie Zisk
Biddeford Tops Division Race After 41-6 Win
Biddeford High School pulled to a tie for first in the Southern Division of Class A football after routing Cony 41-6 in Augusta. Portland, Cheverus, Lewiston, Bangor, and South Portland also won or lost, shaping an early division battle. Coach Dave Kerry praised Mike Labbe Skip Wilson and Guy Gaudette for standout play as the Tigers prepared for a home game against Rumford.
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Dick Charles
Biddeford High School
Orange and Black
Cony High School
Augusta
Portland
Cheverus
Lewiston
Stags
Bangor
Tigers
South Portland
Rumford
Dave Kerry
Erry
Cony
Kerry
Mike Labbe
Dave Adams
Skip Wilson
Guy Gaudette
Waterhouse Field
Cote
Fred Pendleton
Waterville
Pendleton
Golden Trojans
Scott Libby
Leo Jube
Brunswick
Arc Light
Dragons
Jane
Joe Regina
Old Orchard Beach
Seagulls
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