League Leaders In American and National League Batting and Pitching
AP reports on league leaders with batting averages and other stats. Highlights include Harrelson and Uhlaender leading American League batting, McAuliffe and White top runs, Horton and Brock notable home runs, and Tiant and McDowell strongest pitchers.
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Bost
Oliva
Minn
Uhlaender
McAuliffe
Det
White
N.Y
Harrelson Bost
F. Howard
Wash
Bando
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
Calif
Stroud
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
Cleve
Alou
Pitt
Rose
Cin
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Chic
Brock
St.l
McCovey
S.F
Hart
Flood
Choules
Staub
Houst
Clemente
R. Allen
Phil
Wills
Marichal
Regan
30 Perfect Scores In Skeet Shoot
World Sheep Championships at the Bucyrus gun club near Kansas City Kansas documented 30 perfect scores in the 12 gauge preliminaries. Lackland Air Force Base shooters led with five perfects including Cecil Trammel and John Satterwhite. Chuck Mayhew and Barbara Thomas also posted 100x100 scores boosting Texas dominance as 410 gauge competition proceeded.
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Orioles Blank Tigers on McNally's 3-Hitter
Baltimore tamed Detroit 5-1 behind Dave McNally’s three hitter while Cleveland swept a doubleheader from the Yankees 3-2 and 4-1. Oakland edged Minnesota 4-3 and Chicago beat California 2-1 as the pennant race tightened. Harrelson homered and drove in two after a late swing adjustment guided by Bobby Doerr.
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Detroit
Dave McNally
Cleveland
New York Yankees
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Minnesota
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California
Harrelson
Bob Humphreys
Washington
Doerr
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Phillies silence Braves as Jackson fans Braves for 3-0 win
Larry Jackson of the Phillies held Atlanta to three singles with no walks and four strikeouts in a 3-0 victory. Lee May of the Reds hit two homers and drove in three against the Mets as Cincinnati won 5-?
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Sikes Wins Minnesota Golf Classic by One Stroke
Dan Sikes, of Jacksonville, Florida, captured the Minnesota Golf Classic title at Keller Golf Course with a 272 on 12 under par, earning $20,000 and moving to seventh in the 1968 PGA money standings. Ken Still finished second after a final round 68, with Tom Weiskopf matching 64 to take third and $7,500. Brown, Graham, and Dickson tied for fourth at 275, each earning $4,366, while a group at 276 shared $2,750 each.
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McBean Powers Pirates Past Cardinals with Grand Slam
Al McBean survived a 13 hit barrage and pitched well to beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 1. He added a grand slam after not realizing the bases were loaded, providing the big blow in a game the Pirates led 3-1 in the second inning.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
Saturday results include New York 5 Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1. Sunday Cincinnati 5 New York 3 and Chicago 8 1 Los Angeles 3 0. Today features San Francisco at Chicago and Cincinnati at Philadelphia twi night.
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Whittenburg Stops Young for Lightweight Win
Huntington West Virginia at 8 rounds Bill Whittenburg of Huntington stopped Gene Young of Moundsville in a lightweight bout. Kingston Jamaica Cy Hayles from Jamaica outpointed Love Attorney of Ghana to win the Commonwealth lightweight title. Coatscook Quebec Colin Fraser stopped Pat McManus of Bloomington Indiana in eight rounds.
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Bill Whittenburg
Gene Young
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Jamaica
Percy Hayles
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Hayles
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Colin Fraser
Toronto
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Reichley wins women's singles and all events titles in Bowling Tournament
Miami AP brief reports 22 year old Janice Sue Reichley of Baylor wins women's singles and all events with a four game 880. Benjamin Corona of Tijuana, Mexico, also 22, takes men's singles with 3180 for 15 games and secures the all events championship with 7513 in 36 games.
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Celtics Sign Two Draft Selections for 1960-61
The Boston Celtics sign 6 foot 11 Rich Johnson from Grambling and 6 foot 3 Bill Langheld from Fordham, who were drafted in the third and twelfth rounds respectively.
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Grambling
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