Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The standings show Baltimore leading the AL East at 49 30 and Oakland atop the West at 52 28. Week results include Baltimore 8 Detroit 1 and New York 2 Boston 1 with key splits among Cleveland Washington Chicago and Kansas City. Upcoming night games feature California Minnesota and New York at various venues.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups From Weekend Action
A roundup of MLB results shows Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 7 New York 1 Philadelphia 6 Montreal 3 Houston 4 Cincinnati 3 in 13 innings. Los Angeles 1 San Diego 0 San Francisco 10 St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 10 Montreal 6. St. Louis 3 San Diego 2. Atlanta 2 New York 0. Houston 6 Cincinnati 1. Los Angeles 14 San Francisco 4 Montreal 2 0. New York 1 8 Philadelphia 6. Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 2 San Diego 3. St. Louis 2 Houston 4 Cincinnati 3. Los Angeles 7 San Francisco Montreal Stoneman 98 at New York Koosman 4-6 night Cincinnati McGlothlin 4-5 at Pittsburgh Ellis 13-3 night Philadelphia Wise 8-6 at Atlanta Stone 1-3 night Chicago Jenkins 11-8 at Los Angeles O'Brien 2-1 night Houston Billingham 3-8 at San Francisco Bryant 7-3 only games scheduled Montreal at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh night Philadelphia at Atlanta night Chicago at Los Angeles 2 twi Houston at San Francisco St Louis at San Diego night All-Out Effort
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Giants tumble as Dodgers rally in fifth inning
Dodgers overcome San Francisco 7 3 behind Davis triple and Crawford homer to trim the Giants NL West lead. Mets drop opener to Expos but win second game as Jones drives in four for the Mets. Pirates surge past Cubs 10 4 with Sanguillen and Blass rally. Astros sweep Reds as Wynn Montanez deliver. Phillies halt Braves streak behind Money and Williams. Colbert plates Padres winner in ninth.
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Boxing results report from Associated Press in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica Jimmy Dupree from New York outpointed Ray White from Ventura California. In London Evan Armstrong from Scotland knocked out Jimmy Revie of Britain in the featherweights.
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Rusteck and Ellis Lead Southern All-Star Pitching Staff
The Southern League all-star pitching staff will be led by former MLB pitchers Dick Rusteck and Sammy Ellis. Joining them are Jim MacDonnell, John Bauer, Bob Ware, and Dan Hatchell. Buco Dominguez replaces Ware, and Fred Smith fills in for Ken Hottman who is in military service. The six-man staff faces the Atlanta Braves in Jacksonville Thursday with manager Larry Sherry at the helm.
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Kicker Loses Legs In July 4 Mishap
Concord California AP reports Dale Allen Edison a hopeful San Diego Charger kicker lost both legs and part of his right hand in a July 4 firecracker explosion. He was in critical condition after surgery at Concord Community Hospital as police probe the blast near a five gallon can injuring a 24 year old companion.
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Senators On Move Win 6th Straight in AL East
The Washington Senators stretched their winning streak to six with a 15-6 rout of Cleveland, sweeping the Indians and closing to three games of the .500 mark. Dick Billings hit a grand slam and Frank Howard Del Unser added three run homers as Washington surged in the seventh and sixth innings.
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Spartanburg Extends Win Streak in Western Carolinas League
Spartanburg beat Greenwood 2 1 to stretch their WCL winning run to seven. Lloyd Hutchinson tripled to drive in Jim Ziegler in the seventh and scored on a Greenwood error. Two rainouts and upcoming doubleheaders shuffle the schedule as Monroe, Greenville, Sumter, and Anderson prepare to host games.
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Robinson Sparks Leaf Victory Over Salem
Smokey Robinson starred for Rocky Mount Leafs going four for four with five RBIs in a 9-2 win over Salem. Peninsula edged Lynchburg 4-3 and Raleigh-Durham defeated Winston-Salem 6-1. Kinston at Burlington postponed due to rain.
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Mays Reluctant To Rest As All-Star Game Looms
San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays, tired but defiant, will play in his 22nd All-Star Game in Detroit next week. Manager Charlie Fox notes Mays rests effectively at first base, and McCovey’s knee injury keeps him out, while injuries plague other regulars during June's slide in the NL West race.
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