Baseball Standings and Results From Press Association
The Associated Press reports AL standings with Minnesota leading at 27 wins, Detroit 25, Chicago 27, and Baltimore 25. Results include Minnesota beating Baltimore 14 0 and Los Angeles sweeping, with multiple games and upcoming schedules across leagues. NL standings show Los Angeles leading at 29 wins, San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 24, Milwaukee 21, St. Louis 23, Houston 23, Philadelphia 22, Pittsburgh 20, New York 20. Tonight’s schedule features key matchups including Dodgers at Boston and Yankees at Chicago, with several doubleheaders and weather-related postponements noted.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Rhea
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
New’ York
Kan
City
New ‘York
San Fran
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St.Louis
Houston
Phila
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwauk
Miller
Is. Redatz
Angels
Radatz
Deroit
Touston
Sam Bowens
Johnny Knppstein
Oriples
Bob Johnson
Dick Brown
Twins
Perry Giants Roll On as Perry Finds Target in St. Louis
San Francisco pitcher Perry sharp through eight innings, holding St. Louis hitless late, as the Giants stretched their win streak to five and closed within three games of the Dodgers. The narrative notes Perry's past bat splinters and his evolving steadiness with a 5-3 record after his latest gem.
Rich Barry Rattling CL Fences in Carolina League
Greensboro star Rich Barry rips seventh home run in seven games lifting Greensboro to a 7 4 win over Rocky Mount at Greensboro. Barry joined Greensboro a week ago and slugged two three run homers in the first inning. Red Rambo boosted Winston Salem with a bases loaded triple in a 6 4 win over Wilson. Robbie Snow allowed two hits in 5 2 innings in relief for the Red Sox. Portsmouth Tides scored five in the seventh to beat Durham 7 at Portsmouth to sweep the two game set. Tonight's schedule lists Portsmouth at Rocky Mount Peninsula at Kinston Winston Salem at Raleigh Wilson at Durham and Greensboro at Burlington.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
Rich Barry
Yanks
Rocky Mount
Barry
Red Rambo
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Robbie Snow
Red Sox
Portsmouth Tides
Durham
Portsmouth
Jose Herrera
Rocky Mount Peninsula
Kinston
Raleigh
Burlington
Rookie drivers shine as Clark wins Indy 500 race
Indianapolis AP report highlights Scot Jim Clark leading a field of rear-engine entries to a record speed and victory at the Memorial Day classic. Mario Andretti and Parnelli Jones also place strongly as nine rookies fill top nine finishes, with Foyt sidelined by transmission failure. Clark earns about 9600000 purse at victory party.
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Jerry Liska
Urd
Indianapolis
Jones
Speedway
Andretti
Jimmy Clark
Oaorackers
Sueranqior
Italy
Daria “Resta
Pacans
Morday
Clark
Parnelli Jones
Torrance Calif
Novi
Mario Andretti
Mazareth
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Lotus- Ford
Duns
Scotland
Buts
Jhlo
Johns
Miami
Fla
al Unser
Albuquerque
N. J
Casee
al’ Miller
Standish
Mioh
Don’ Branson
Champaign
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Sen. Sutton
Portland
Ore
Adams-Millis Triumphs Over Little Industrial League in Low-Scoring Game
Adams-Millis beat Little Industrial League 7 to 1 with Jarrell earning the win and Juggle taking the loss. Staton plated the lone run for Adams-Millis while Myers and Jolly contributed on the mound. H. McDaniel and Evans provided the notable hits for Silver Knit.
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Amos
Adams-Millis
Etei'eees
Myers
Jolly Hr—Staton
Jarrell
H. McDaniel
Evans
Southern Alamance Wins 3A Baseball Title Over Henderson
Henderson fell 4-1 to Southern Alamance in Chapel Hill as the Confederates exploded for four runs in the fifth. Rick Zachary pitched two spotless innings, and Ray Herring homered after a wild throw plated two earlier runs, giving Alamance a 2-1 lead before Herring's homer sealed it.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Southern Alamance
Henderson
Rick Zachary
Ray Herring
Herring
Recreation leagues and industrial series results report
Readable fragments show multiple leagues with team names such as Craver TV Thomson Jaycees North State National Industrial and Heritage Furn., along with WP and LP abbreviations for winners and losers, scattered scores like 4 2 3 and 16 2. The text also lists firms like Silver Craft and Heritage Upholstery and includes partial game sequences and player initials, indicating a condensed score roundup from a local sports page.
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Industrial League” General Shel
Heritage Furn
Burlington
Globe
Barlow
Smith Globe Furn
Barnes
Miles
Montgomery Marsh
North State
Marsh
Caudle
Moore
Clark
Caraway — National Industrial Silver Craft
Lilly
Hiat
Wille
We—Dawkins
Ken’ Heritage
Ken’ Heritage 0142—7-10-2 ‘League
Varietta
Myrtle Desk
Myrtle
General Steel
Silver Craft
Auman
Setaer
Brady
Gwynn
Marlin Tourney Opens Off Hatteras Coast
Anglers from 15 countries begin the sixth annual Hatteras International Blue Marlin Tournament. Three member teams fish from Hatteras toward the western Gulf Stream to the Diamond Lightship area during the event.
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Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Diamond
Koplitz Has Some Sort Of Record Going
Howie Koplitz has seven straight wins with no defeats in five years and notches his second 1985 win as Washington sweeps Kansas City in a doubleheader. Murr ay Chass reports Miller and Radatz push for record runways with Miller extending scoreless innings and Radatz closing in on relief domination across AL and NL results including Orioles, Red Sox, and Giants performances.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Stu Miller
Dick Radatz
Howie Koplitz
Koplitz
Washington
Syracuse
Tacoma
Toronto
Senators
Hawaii
Miller
Datz
Baltimore
Minesota
Twins
How They Finished INDIANAPOLIS 500 standings list
AP recap of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 500 showing drivers, teams, and finishing order with miles completed and notable mechanical issues. Names include Jim Clark Lotus Ford 130.486 mph record, A J Foyt, Parnelli Jones, Mario Andretti, Don Branson, Bobby Johns, Al Unser, Jim Rathmann, and others with Offenhauser and Ford entries.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Motor Speedway
Jim Clark
Buns
Dean
Lines Ford
acAl Miller
Roseville
Mich
Alderman
Eardh
Gordon Johncotks
Hastings
Walnberger Offenhauser
Mickey Rupp
Mansfeld
Oho
Murphy Offenhauser
Don Branson
Champaign
Tlt
Wynn‘s Ford
Bobby Johns
Miami
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St. Louis, N
Perry
Catcher
Mike
Rathet
Associated Press Sports Writers
Bills
Gaylord Perry
White
Willis McCovey
Homer
Curt
Simmons
Curt Maury
Wills
Flood
Ken
Boyers
Cardinals
Ron Fairly
Jay
Jim
Gilliam
Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Reds
Oy Dann Clendenon
Bill
Tony Cloninger
Dixie League
Rotary Rotary
Police
Lefler
Davis
Monroe
Willard
Mullis
Lucker
Prelude
Cook
Long, Grey
Moneus Dobbins
Spencer
Moran
Giants
Nellie Fox
Fox
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joey Jay
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
C. V. Merchants
CY. Merchants
Miller TV
Kennerly
Roy Watts
Farmers Dairy
Guilford Veneer
Ashburn
G. Stutts
Butler
M. Miller
Mets
Jack Fisher
Jim Hickman
Fisher
Indy Cl
Marlin Tourney
Len Sutton
Bryant’ Sweet
Indianapolis Speedway
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Buri Poot Ford
Johnny Boyd
Erasmo
Calif
Bryant
Wall Hansgen
Nui
Ms Offenhaus Ns
Bud Tingelstad
Red Ball Ford
Sy Agi
Fayte Houston
Texas
Bobby Unser
NiMo
Ferguson Novi
Otteax
McElresths -Ariington
Zink-Urschel Silck
Offenhauser
Masten Gregory
Roma
Bryant Ford
Ronnie Duran
Daarbont
Travelon
Bob Welby
Bragg
MG Offenhauser
George Snider
Bakersfield
Gerhardt Ottentauser
Imleage
Unavalcade
Jerry Grant
Seattle
Bardah
Chuck Stevenson
Newport, Beach
Callt
Vila
Dan Gurney
Costa’ Mesa
Callf
Yamaha
Ford
Chuck” Rodwe
Walt’s
Dhenhaussr
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Racing Associates
Jim Hurtubise
Mort
Skeet Club
Aya
Greenville
Jamestown
ABC Stores
HIGH
POINY
Citizens For Progress
James H. Glasscoe
Southland
Atice
High Point
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