Standings and schedules from major leagues by AP East and West
AP standings and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues. Teams like Milwaukee New York Boston Kansas City California Texas Oakland Chicago Pittsburgh Montreal and others are listed with wins losses and games back. Wednesday results include St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Houston Montreal Cincinnati Chicago Los Angeles and Pittsburgh with multiple late games noted.
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Airlines
Milwaukee
Parsons
Kansas City
Splittorfs
New York
Stottlemyre
Texas
Broberg
California
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Oakland
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louisé
Grimsley
Seaver
Spinks
McDowell
Bn. Houston
Dierker
Champion
Kesey
Stoneman
Moose
Anlin
Pappas
John
White Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
San
Over-the-Hill Gang Sparks Orioles Past Minnesota
Orioles end five-game skid with 11-2 win over Minnesota as Paul Blair and Earl Weaver push revival. Bobby Grich belts a three-run homer, Pat Dobson allows 10 hits to improve to 6-6, while Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson add two hits each. Other AL results include Detroit, California, Oakland, Chicago, New York, and Kansas City, with NL action noting Cubs, Reds, Phillies, Cardinals, Expos, and a Pirates sweep of San Diego.
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Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Blair
Orioles
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Tigers
Oakland
Cleveland
Chicago
Jim Perry
Pat Dobson
Dave Johnson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Nolan Ryan
Angels
Joe Niekro
Ken McMu
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Terry
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Pirates
Padres
Willie Stargell
San Diego Hurlers
Dave Gash
Bucs
Nate Col
Frank Robinson
Dodgers
Carmen Fanzone
Billy Williams
Reggie Cleveland
San Francisco
Cardinals
Joe Tonre
Juan Marichal
Brungardt Guides Bison To 3 1 Win Over Ulysses
Garden City Bison beat Ulysses 3 1 in seven innings to move to 5 1 on the season. Mike Brungardt worked all seven, fanning 10 with two walks as Garden City built early leads and held on. Pratt led Garden with two doubles and an RBI, while Sterling and Humboldt added hits in the win.
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Mike Brungardt
Ulysses
Aiugoton
Bison
Kevin Sterling
Garden City
Shugled
Mark Douglass
Gary Pratt
Sterling
Alan Humboldt
van Meter
Garden
Minks
Dou
Pratt
Jim Chanton
Humboldt
Smyth
Play Instead Of Practice At Philadelphia Golf Classic
Lee Trevino Gary Player and Tom Weiskopf joined 14 posters in the first round at Whitemarsh Valley for the $150 000 Philadelphia Golf Classic. Weiskopf is the defending champion and last year won $30 000 with a 274 total. Jack Nicklaus practicing at Pebble Beach.
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Philadelphia
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Pebble Beach
Charlotte
N.C
Dave Hill
K State pitcher Lesslie top pick in secondary baseball draft
New York AP. Bob Lesslie, 6 3 210 pound Kansas State right hander, selected No 1 in the secondary phase of the major league draft, heads to Spokane Washington for the Northwest League. Critics question if he has the ceiling of Pete Broberg and Burt Hooton, who went on to majors with Washington Texas and the Cubs. Lesslie was a converted third baseman and had an 8 3 record last season. The secondary phase produced 58 picks after 791 players were chosen in the regular phase.
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NEW York
Bob Lesslie
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Broberg
Burt Hooton
Broberg
Dartmouth
Hooton
University of Texas
Washington
Texas
Chicago Cubs
Lesslie
Kansas State University
Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Lessilie
Dodgers
Kansas State
Great Bend High
Donald Duncan
Don
Jim Nebergaill
Nebergall
Panther Cagers
la Grosse High
Great Bend
Garden City
Three Tabbed to Watch As State Amateur Starts
Kansas Amateur Golf Tourney opens match play with contenders led by Dave Newquist Craig Parzybok and defending champion Frank Rose all aiming for medalist honors. Newquist carded 69 to lead after 36 holes while Parzybok posted 72 and Rose did not qualify.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Dave Newquist
Craig Parzybok
Frank Rose
Stans
Newaquist
New Mexico University
Parzybok
Wichita State University
Konon
Newquist
Rose
Topeka
Bruce Hollowell
Springfield
Full Friday Sports Schedule Across Local Leagues
Friday night brings a dense slate across boys and girls softball and var sity baseball leagues. Several parks host evening games including St Dominic Cleaver Field Fansler Memorial and Reservoir with matchups such as Holcomb versus Sapitee Vat Lions versus Roses Coyotes versus Chipmunks and Braves versus Chiefs. In a separate note six Reds legends from 1956 will meet the 1961 Yankees in an Old Timers game at Riverfront Stadium on June 17.
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St Dominic
Holcomb
Sapitee
Skyline
Cleaver Field
Orioles
Hawks
Cincy
Yanks Cincinnati
Cincinnnati Reds
New York Yankees
Riverfront Stadium
Donahue to race Can Am with crash recording device
Indianapolis 500 winner Mark Donahue will compete in Can Am Challenge Cup races with a 13-pound electronic crash recorder on his L and M Porsche Audi. Officials say the device measures acceleration speed brake pressure and steering inputs to help study forces in crashes. Donahue says the box won t alter his focus or nerves when he drives.
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Newtown Square
Mark Donahue
Donahue
L & M Porsche
Audi
Eighteen League Softball and Baseball Results Reported
Wednesday's City Recreation contests produced 18 games across Zoo League Garden League Zodiac League Prairie League Rainbow League and boys and minor and major leagues. Notable outcomes include Panthers 13 Rams 12 Lobos 27 Bears 21 Oasis 14 Southwest Carpet 4 Pepsi-Cola 18 Farm land Foods 8, Keller Leopold 13 Oswalt Industries, Roses 31 Morning Globes 9 Lillies 41 Carmintions 40 Virgo 16 Leo 15 Gemini 18 Taurus 10 Squirrels 12 Groundhogs Rabbit 19 Bunnies 18 Whites 9 Maroons Reds 24 Oranges Aggies 19 Chiefs Braves 20 Padres 14 Shawnees 11 Aztecs Apaches 5 Navajos 4 Royals 10 Oilers 9.
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Womn
Sublette
Walls Foodliner
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau i
Reservoir
Braves
Chiefs
Padres
Giants
Gardendale
Mohawks
Shawnees
Aztecs
Cherokees
Pilots
Cowboys
Angels
Athletics
Clint Lighttnea
Shriners
Lions
Odd Fellows
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lakin
Deersfield
City Recreations
Zoo League
Panthers
Rams
Lobos
Bears
Oasis
Southwest
Pepsi-Cola
Farmland Foods
Keller-Leopold
Oswalt, Industries
Garden League
Roses
Morning Globes
Lillies
Carmintions
Zodiac
Virgo
Leo
Gemini
Taurus
Prairie Legue — Squirrels
Groundhogs
Rabbit
Bunnies
Rainbow League
Whites
Maroons
Reds
Oranges
Aggies
Apaches
Navajos
Royals
Oilers
Earl Profitt Leads Mixed League Sweep Victory
Earl Profitt rolled an individual high game of 203 and top series of 364 in a mixed league sweep. Carol Snyder posted a best women's game of 168 while Gertrude Watkins had the best women's series at 458. Brungardt-Wright topped the team with a high game and the high team series reached 2,303.
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Tornado
Earl Profit
Carol Snyder
Gertrude Watkins
Brungardt-Wright
Perez Bat Powers Reds In 18 Inning Victory
Perez drove in the decisive run as Cincinnati salvaged a doubleheader sweep with an 18 inning victory. Bench slumped as Mets pitchers avoided him while Perez delivered a pivotal double in the first inning. In other games, Phillies beat Astros, Montreal defeated Atlanta, Cubs beat Dodgers, Cardinals shut out Giants, and in the American League, California topped Detroit and others. Pirates beat Padres in game one then won the nightcap with late-inning infield hits and walks. Lucchesi praised the win, while Jorgensen drove in three in Montreal.
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Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Tohuiny
New York ‘Mets
Perez
Reds
Mike Corkins
Gene Alley
Phils
Gaid
Frank Lucchesi
Mike Jorgensen
Muns
Montreal
Atlamba
Burt Hooton
Cubs
Hoisington Sends Hurdler and Coach to Golden West Meet
Hoisington is raising funds to send an 11 year old state hurdler and veteran coach Elton Brownie Brown to the Golden West Track Meet in Sacramento next week. The boy, John Sutton, has invited state titles in Class AAA hurdles, while Brownie Brown has coached 37 years. The pair seeks about 500 dollars for travel.
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Hoisington
Sacramento
Calif
John Sutton
Elton
Brownie) Brown
Hoisington High
Brownie
Brown
Ross Thornbrugh
Garden City High
Ross
Loretta
Thornbrugh
Sutton
California
Golden State
Bill Kimble
Kimble
Garden City Junior College
Larned
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee West
Minnnesota
By Herschel Nissenson
Weaver
Bobby Grich
Joe Rudi
Mike Epstein
A's
Ken Holtzman
Gaylord Perry
Mickey
Heston
Stan Bahnsen
Rich Gossage
Yankees
Jim Shellenhack
Bill Gogo- Jewski
Steve Kline
Horace Clarke
Rusty Torres
Bobby Mutcer
Roy White
Felipe Alous
Thurman Munson
Rangers
Amos Otis
Lou Piniella
Ed Kirkpatrick
Cookie Rojas
George Scott
Ellie Rodriguez
Brewers
Dave May
Johnny Briggs
Steve Hoviey
Richie Scheinblum
Bison Bay
Bison Ad
Hays
Clint Lightner
Hugoton
Gove County
K-State
Dodger
By Walt Ditzer
Gary Navarro
Wichita
Rocky Waitt
Charles Strahan
Pittsburg
Tom Vickers
Jim Vickers
Carlton Dienstbach
John Campbell
Dodge City
Norman Capps
Wolf Creek
John Goss
Milburn
Crestview
Mark Morozo
Fansler ‘Field
Club 45
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Pam
Kinney Glass
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Forum
Weese Construction
Carnations
Daisies
St.Dominic
Aries
Jayvul
Tewouk
Cleaver
Coyotes
Chipmunks
Blues
Earl Profitt
Perez Bat
Mets
THE
Jenny Morales
Dock Ellis
Clay Kirby
al Oliver
Stargell
Goffe-Carkener-Blackford Securities Corporation
Pulton
P.O. Box
Inez Phillips
Fulton Plaza
Keansas
Bob Greer
Liberal
Elkhart
American Legion
Lamar
Colo
Hooker
Okla
Perryton
Tex
Spearman
Walsh
Cole
Garden City Bison
J. C. Riekenberg
Dodge City High
J. C
Dodge
Kearny Countians
Fansler Field
Burros
Eagles Lodge
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Sun
Moose Lodge
RAY Hudso
Grain bin Saloon
Continentals
VEW
Chris
Sherry Angeles
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