Major League Standings and Saturday Games Overview
National league and American league standings update with results from Saturday action. Key matchups include Minnesota at Boston, Milwaukee at New York, Baltimore at Kansas City, Cleveland at Oakland, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at California, and Philadelphia at Chicago. Late games feature San Diego at Pittsburgh and New York at Houston with multiple night contests.
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Royals break 23-game drought by beating Orioles
Fred Patek delivered a ninth inning run scoring single off Tom Dukes to lift the Kansas City Royals 5 to 4 over the Baltimore Orioles, ending a 23 game skid and their first win vs Baltimore since May 9 1969. Boog Powell drove in two for Baltimore but Royals answered with one in the first and three in the third.
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Fragmentary OCR note on a minor publication duration
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a short duration for minor apertees and references a rushed layout. The text mentions potential offers and a cover and notes awaiting further clarification from the source page.
Bucks Clinch NBA Title as Robertson Leads Sweep
Oscar Robertson led the Milwaukee Bucks to a 118 106 victory over the Baltimore Bullets completing a four game sweep for the NBA championship. Lew Alcindor scored 27 in the clincher while Robertson poured in 21 of his 30 in the first half as Milwaukee Domination and injuries to the Bullets helped seal the title. The Bucks earned about 15 000 per man from a playoff pool of 212000 while Baltimore took home 152000.
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SEK Track Crown to Coffeyville
Coffeyville wins the Southeast Kansas League track meet with 69 points ending Fort Scott’s two year hold. Tom Atkins Chanute sets SEK javelin mark at 214-11, Chanute and Iola contribute multiple records and double winners, Coffeyville’s Ray Neale and David Roe shine with multiple wins.
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Guard Enlistments At Normal Pace In Kansas
TOPEKA AP Draft law changes have had no appreciable effect on National Guard enlistments says Col Edgar De Graw assistant Kansas adjutant general He notes if the draft ends the guard will recruit heavily Congress considers inducements for active duty guard and reserve units Kansas Army Guard is about 400 under 7500 authorized strength while Air Guard is 124 under 1518 authorized strength He calls this about normal.
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Cardenal Sparks Cardinals Past Expos With Triple
Jose Cardenal ended an 0-for-17 drought with a seventh inning triple that broke a 2-2 tie as St. Louis defeated Montreal 4-2. The Expos fell from first in the NL East behind the Mets. Cardenal praised his timing and noted he was hitting the ball hard but at people earlier. Carded promotions followed for Chris Zachary to replace Mike Torrez.
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Two Sign Jaco Letters At Neosho JC
Neosho County Community Junior College announces two basketball letters of intent. Paul Nietzke from Leavenworth and Landon Rodgers from Emporia will join the program. Nietzke, 6-3, started for Leavenworth High School, averaging eight points and seven rebounds as a senior, with a 31 point game against Washburn Rural. Rodgers, 6-6, played center for Emporia’s 18-5 team, averaging four points and four rebounds as a reserve.
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