Standings and results from baseball and basketball leagues
The table shows STAN INGS league standings with New York leading at 89 47 .654 and Chicago 77 59 .566, followed by Minnesota Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Boston Kansas City Los Angeles Washington. Sunday results include Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 and New York 5 Baltimore 4 among others. National League results list Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 5 in 11 innings.
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Major League Leaders Highlights by United Press International
Top national leaders in batting and pitching include notable names across leagues. Stan Musial, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, and Frank Robinson headline batting categories, with home run and RBIs tallies from both National and American Leagues. Pitching leaders feature Koufax, Spahn, and Peters with standout win-loss records and ERAs.
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Weekend sports roundup of UPI race and golf wins
Sam's Song captured the Arlington Lassie Stakes by six lengths over Ye-Cats. Waltz Song won the Maskette Handicap by three lengths over Linita at Aqueduct. George Benton stopped Johnny Smith in a middleweight bout in Los Angeles. George Haggarty claimed the World Senior Amateur Golf title at Broadmoor. Bobby McGregor set a swimming record in Blackpool. Mongo edged Bronze Baby in the Kelly Olympic Handicap at Atlantic City. Chi Chi Rodriguez won the Denver Open with 276 total. Jack Brabham won the Austrian Grand Prix at 96.9 mph. Bill Brow drove Miss Exide to victory in the Governor's Cup at Madison, Indiana.
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