Yankees Struggle To Crack Upper Crust Contenders
The Yankees slide to third as Cleveland edges New York 7-2 in the opener of a three game set. Detroit tops Boston 7-1, while Baltimore over Washington 8-7 and Minnesota down Kansas City 8-6. Norm Cash leads Detroit with four RBIs and two homers as the AL race tightens.
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Standings and results from early baseball and hockey night schedule
The document lists standings for several teams led by Cleveland Detroit New York and Baltimore with wins and losses. Tuesday results include Chicago Los Angeles and Baltimore Washington Cleveland New York Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Boston. Wednesday and Thursday games feature scattered matchups across major cities and leagues.
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Giants Rally With Relief To Narrow NL Lead
The San Francisco Giants, buoyed by strong bullpen work, defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 to sweep the series and move within a game of the top in the National League pennant race. Dick Lemay, Tom Bolin, and Stu Miller tossed 23 innings of two hit shutout relief as Willie Mays homered and Ed Bressoud added a first hit and a run. The Dodgers remaining a half game behind Cincinnati, who lost to Pittsburgh.
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High Point Enterprise Golf Classic Opens Saturday
Deadline for entries is today at Blair Park as the 72 hole HPE Classic begins Saturday. More than 100 entries have been filed with a last minute influx anticipated. Past winners include Marvin Boggs and Roger Watson.
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Furman Hayes Retains Peach Festival Golf Title
Furman Hayes of Gastonia North Carolina held on to the South Carolina Peach Festival championship after a sudden death playoff. Hayes posted a par four at the first extra hole while rivals Bill Perry and J H McCombs Jr both bogeyed. All three sealed 68s in regulation play.
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