Baseball Standings and Monday Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati atop with 7 8 680 and St. Louis 13 9 591 posting two games back. Monday results include San Francisco 9 Chicago 2 and St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 5 in 10 innings with Los Angeles 4 Houston 2.
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Baseball leaders and top performers in 1969 season rankings
Batting leaders show Kaline of Detroit with a .392 average and 29 hits, Casanova of Washington at .344, while runs crown goes to Tovar of Minnesota with 17 and Kaline with 16. Kaline also leads RBIs with 16, and Versalles of Minnesota ties for most hits with 28.
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Kaline
Detroit
Casanova
Washington
Tovar
Minnesota
Freehan
Versalles
Fregosi
California
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Campaneris
Kansas City
Cater Kansas City
Hershberger
Baseball Stat Leaders and Leaders by Team
Batting leaders show Clemente and Alley top Pittsburgh averages. Runs leaders Harper and Aaron with 21 and 17. RBIs led by D Johnson and Brock with 20. Hits Brock and Pinson lead with 35 and 32. Doubles Helms at 8, tied 5 players with 6. Triples B Williams and ties. Home runs D Johnson 7 and Brock 6. Stolen bases Brock 11 and Harper 8. Pitching leaders Queen and Veale with 3 decisions and 40 decisions respectively. Strikeouts Marichal 50 and Gibson 43.
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Pittsburgh
Alley
Harper
Cincinnati
Aaron
Atlanta
D. Johnson
Brock
St. Louis
Pinson
Helms
B. Williams
Chicago
Queen
Veale
Marichal
San
Gibson
St. Lous
Dodgers Top Astros 4-2 Behind Fairly's Three RBIs
Ron Fairly of Los Angeles drove in three runs with a double and two singles to lift the Dodgers past Houston 4-2. Juan Marichal of San Francisco tossed a four hitter for his fourth straight win as the Giants beat the Cubs 9-2.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Houston
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Permanent Marker To Go Up If Petty Wins Next Race
Richard Petty seeks his 55th Grand National win to surpass his father Lee. If Darlington yields the milestone, a permanent marker at the finish line will be unveiled by the Plymouth division. Other honors include Fred Lorenzen receiving a new car and praise for the sport's rising talents.
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Bloys Britt
Associated Press
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Richard Petty
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Plymouth Division
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Lee Petty
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Fred Lorenzen
Fayetteville Auto Oe
Buck Baker
Pure Union
Plans Move For Clay's Successor
Plans advance to crown a new heavyweight champion after Cassius Clay is charged with violating the Selective Service Act. Karl Mildenberger will meet Thad Spencer in Germany as part of an eight-man elimination system run by Sports Action Inc. in September.
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Thad Spencer
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Mike Malitz
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Sports Action, Inc
Maris, Dodgers, Giants Highlight Pitching Slugging
Maris drove in an insurance run that proved decisive as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 9-2 and Los Angeles defeated Houston 4-2. In the American League Washington topped Minnesota 7-4 and California edged New York 3-2. Marichal pitched well for San Francisco after three losses, with Willie Mays homer and Tom Haller three RBIs. Ron Fairly led Dodgers with three RBIs while Claude Osteen won his fourth against one loss.
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Banner Will Play For West In East West Game
North Davidson star John Banner, a 6-7 rebounder, is chosen for the West squad in the East West game to be held August 1 at the Greensboro Coliseum. He averaged 13 points and 17 rebounds last season, led the Knights to a 21 3 record and the Central Carolina Conference title, and has a Pfeiffer basketball grant. Banner is the third North Davidson player to receive this honor.
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Faster Leads Dragons By Fast 3-2
Ronnie Easter of West Davidson pitched a 3-2 victory over East Davidson and drove in two runs while scoring another. Easter added two hits off Bruce Campbell as West scored all three runs in the third inning and East replied with two in the fourth. West hosts North Davidson next, then closes the season with a home game against Randleman.
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Last Night's Bowlims Confederates Yankees League Highlights
Sam Hart leads in high bay and high ind scores with .6214 and 182. Betty Hinia earns top high ind set at 566. Three Reds and Yankootz top the high teon game and team set. WHPE leads league with 832 and 4412. Three Reds claim second place at 83 and 45. Marvin Emerson tops industrial league high ind and good food tops high team set in National League standings.
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Wood
Betty Hinia
Eees
Reds
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Yanka
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Marvin Emerson
National & Heirlock
Clay plans to fight abroad to fund court fight
Cassius Clay faces federal indictment for draft refusal and loss of world heavyweight title. He plans overseas bouts to pay legal bills, considering matches with George Chuvalo in Montreal Floyd Patterson in Tokyo or Karl Mildenberger in Stockholm. He may travel abroad with court permission.
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Associated Press
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Cassius Clay
Clay
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Floyd Patterson
Tokyo
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Stockholm
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Panthers Finish Second Again In District Meet
High Point College Panthers earned a second place at the District 26 meet held in Lynchburg. Pembroke won with 68 points, HPC totaled 46, edging Catawba at 44. Tom Blanciak defended the 440 title in 50 seconds. Charlie Rock won the broad jump. Tom Riley won the high jump.
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Blanciak
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Salisbury Team Wins Sectional Golf Title
McKenzie aged 80 and Scooter Utley share top mentions as Ragsdale’s David Catlin earns low medalist honors with a two under par 70. Salisbury’s championship team features Bill Killan 71 Mike Mc Adams 77 Rick Hardesty 78 and James Poe 72.
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Winston-Salem Reynolds
David Catlin
Salisbury
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Mike McAdams
Rick Hardesty
James Poe
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