Scoreboard: MLB results and upcoming games with standings
Scoreboard shows Kansas City, Chicago, California and Minnesota results with scores 6 5 20 and 24 46 25. Detroit 4 Minnesota 2 Oakland 8 New York 7. Tuesday night Milwaukee at Cleveland Chicago at Baltimore Minnesota at Detroit New York at Oakland Washington at California. Wednesday games include New York Oakland Washington California Boston Kansas City Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago Baltimore.
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Baseball leaders show strikeouts and home runs across leagues
The Associated Press tallies 1968 season leaders: American League top batters Oliva and Murcer, runs Buford and Murcer, RBIs Killbrew and Bando, hits Tovar and Murcer, doubles Smith and Conigliaro, triples Carew and White, home runs Melton and Cash, steals Patek and Otis. pitchers Blue and Dobson lead in decisions, strikeouts Blue and Lolich. National League stars include Torre and Beckert, Stargell and Aaron, Brock and Borg, with Gullett and McMahon noted for pitching stats.
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Mock To Speak At Austin High Booster Club Meeting
Florence State head coach Durell Mock will be guest speaker at 7 30 tonight at the Austin High School Booster Club Membership Meeting in the school cafeteria. All members prospective members football players and fathers are urged to attend.
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Auburn Specialists Named to Preseason All-SEC Team
Auburn punter David Beverly and placekicker Gardner Jett earned spots on the preseason All-SEC list, highlighting the Tigers special teams. Both players are listed among the conference’s top specialists for the upcoming season.
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Sullivan tops Auburn with nation leading offense in 1970
Auburn signals Wallace Clark will not return as it reshapes for 1971 with tight end Ronnie Robinett and wingback Dick Schmalz as top targets. Sullivan, the standout sophomore, led the nation in total offense 285.6 yards per game and set NCAA yards per play record 8.57 while earning AP ANSEC first team honors and high Heisman consideration.
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Napoles Knocks Out Josselin In Fifth Round in L A Fight
World welterweight champion Jose Napoles of Mexico City defeats Jean Josselin of Paris by knockout in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round non title bout in Los Angeles Monday night. Blood covers Josselin’s face in the action captured by AP Wirephoto.
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Saints Hold Manning Out With Foot Injury In Week Preview
Saints quarterback Archie Manning remains sidelined after a foot injury suffered in last weekend's loss to Kansas City. He will rest the foot until fully healed as doctors advised. Cincinnati built a 20-0 lead in an exhibition win over Pittsburgh with Virgil Carter passing for 191 yards and Bob Trumpy catching a 10 yard TD.
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McAuliffe Seizes Power Hits Amid Slump and Praise
McAuliffe increased his impact with 79 hits 16 home runs and 53 RBIs while manager Billy Martin publicly backed him. Oakland built a commanding lead over Kansas City as Tommy Davis rookie Angel Mangual and Dick Green drove in runs and Chuck Dobson earned his 13th win.
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Offense Makes Bryant Unhappy After Practice
Alabama coach Paul Bryant blasted the offense after Monday practice calling it terrible with fumbles poor leadership and little speed. He praised the defense for performing well in drills and noted the team did a mix of things at full speed overall.
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Reds Suffer Two No Hit Games in June 1970 NL Title Season
The Cincinnati Reds, NL champions in 1970, endured two no hit games during June as they chased another title. Key teams and pitchers challenged their offense in a tumultuous midseason stretch.
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Notre Dame and Texas Wishbone Incident TV Special
AP reports a forthcoming ABC TV program replays last January's Cotton Bowl showing Notre Dame ending Texas 30 game win streak. The documentary includes Royal's pre game talk and post game remarks, unique sound issues, and profiles players Terry Harper and Gardner Jett.
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Sanguillen leads Pirates to sweep with clutch two run double
Manny Sanguillen drove in two runs with a double and scored twice as the Pirates won the first game. Al Oliver homered twice in the nightcap, Clemente and Robertson added solos, Oliver tallied four hits as Pittsburgh completed the sweep. The win narrows the Pirates’ gap on the Cubs while Chicago routed Cincinnati behind Santo and James. Gibson pitched seven innings to beat Houston, Wilson losing for the first time since July.
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