Baseball standings and results across the majors
The Associated Press notes AL East standings with Boston leading 18 9 and Baltimore 16 12, plus West standings led by Oakland 21 11 and St Louis leading NL with 18 11. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules feature key matchups across the circuit including Boston Minnesota New York Milwaukee Chicago and California Detroit.
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Boston boxers Conners and Ramirez fight to eight round draw
Tommy Conners age 132 of Boston and Benny Ramirez age 130 of New York battled to an eight round draw in the featured boxing bout at the Arena on Monday night.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The graphic lists top MLB leaders by batting average 70 at bats Oliva Minn .407 Killebrew Minn .336 Rojas KC .336. Oliva leads runs 25 with Yastrzemski Bast 25. RBIs Killebrew 25 J Powell Bast 24. Oliva 48 hits Rojas 39. Oliva doubles 10 Conigliaro 9. Scha al KC 3 triples 9 tied. Oliva 9 home runs Powell 7. Pinson 10 stolen bases Otis 9. Pitching decisions Siebert 5-0 1.000 Blue 8-1 0.889 Lolich 50 strikeouts.
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Baseball Major Stat Leaders Showcase Key Names
The batters Garr of Atlanta and Bonds of San Francisco pace runs and hits. Stargell of Pittsburgh leads home runs while Brock of St Louis and Harrelson of New York top stolen bases. Pitchers Dierk er and Seaver post strong strikeout marks.
Be at Em Again Royals End Orioles Jinx In 4-1 Win
The Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 behind Amos Otis and Bruce Dal Canton’s five hit pitching as Otis drives in runs and a seventh inning homer. Bud Harrelson’s two RBI single helped the Mets edge the Astros 2-1 with a key seventh inning hit. Ferguson Jenkins struck out 12 to reach six wins, and St Louis routed Montreal 8-5 while Detroit defeated California 5-2.
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Lou Brock
Joe Hague
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Maryland Extends ACC Baseball Lead With Slugfest Wins
Maryland stayed atop the ACC with a 9-4 conference mark as Duke defeated Wake Forest 9-3 and North Carolina beat East Carolina 7-5. Duke’s Dan Phelan drove in three runs while Bo Bochow collected three singles, an RBI, three runs and four steals to reach 21 steals on the season.
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Kinston Extends Lead With Doubleheader Wins
Kinston swept Raleigh-Durham 6-0 and 5-4 to widen the Carolina League lead while Raleigh-Durham tumbled to last. Don Schroeder threw a three hit shutout in the opener and won his fourth without a loss. Winston-Salem rallied from three down to win the nightcap as Salem beat Burlington 5-0 and Peninsula defeated Rocky Mount 4-2.
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Utah Stars vs Colonels Gamed In ABA Playoffs At Salt Palace
Attendance for Game five at the Salt Palace reached 13 208 as Utah hosting Kentucky built a 2 2 series and prepared for a sixth game in Louisville. Star players Beaty Jackson and Robbins faced health and foul trouble while Dampier led Kentucky with 33 points in a 129 125 overtime win.
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Individual titles up for grabs in ACC golf meet
In Rockville Maryland Wake Forest leads the team race with 1098 as Maryland 1112 and Duke 1126 chase. Marty West of North Carolina holds the 54 hole lead at 213 after a 73 final round. Lanny Wadkins and Eddie Pearce also figure in the tight group fighting for individual honors.
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NBA Teams Balk At Dues Over Haywood Affair
Seattle owner Sam Schulman says Buffalo and Cleveland NBA clubs refuse to pay expansion dues about 40 000 each due to the Spencer Haywood signing. He plans to resolve through commissioner Walter Kennedy and the Board of Governors after the Haywood case, which the courts upheld.
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Pro Grid Strike Isn't Likely
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle expressed optimism there will be no players strike in the league this summer while dedicating a $650000 Pro Football Hall of Fame addition in Canton Ohio. He noted major differences have been settled and both sides likely want to avoid last summer’s dispute.
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Amos Otis Stars In 4-1 Kansas City Win Over Baltimore
Yesterday's Stars note Amos Otis and Royals teammates slugged a three run homer a double and two singles driving all KC runs in a 4 1 victory over the Orioles in Baltimore.
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Cubs Blank Phillies 3-0 Behind Ferguson Jenkins
Ferguson Jenkin s of the Cubs pitched a four hitter with 12 strikeouts to blank Philadelphia 3-0. He became the National League's first six game winner this season.
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