Twins and Senators Clinch Spots as Season Nears End
In a packed AL battle, the Twins and Senators clinched first and eighth, with Orioles in second and a tense scramble for the remaining spots. Harmon Killebrew returned for Minnesota with a two-run homer, while Joe Coleman Jr. debuted for Washington, and Alex Coleman's late calls shaped KC’s fate. Dodgers lead NL, Mets top Pirates in 12 innings.
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U S Stars Bring Doctor for Canada Cup Siege
United States golfers Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema head to Madrid for the Canada Cup with a personal team doctor Dr Everett Gaillard. Nicklaus plans little practice before the event at Club de Campo as rainsoaked courses slow play. Team competition includes 35 countries with individual honors decided by two man scores.
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Collegiate Grid Attendance Up Across Nation
New York AP reports college football attendance this season runs ahead of last week with a two week total of 1,128,617. The largest college crowd in the country was 81,417 at Michigan for California State game.
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National League Standings and Results Recap
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 53 wins and 64 losses, San Francisco 58–58, Cincinnati at 69–56, Pittsburgh 60–72, Milwaukee 64–72, Philadelphia 81–76, St. Louis 76–80, with Houston 84–93. Tuesday results include Milwaukee over Honored, Los Angeles defeating Cincinnati, St. Louis beating San Francisco, Chicago over Philadelphia, and New York 6, Pittsburgh 1 in 12 innings. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at New York and St. Louis at San Francisco among others. several teams hold clinched pennants and varying games in hand.
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Fights Last Night Reported by The Associated Press
Philadelphia bout recap lists Percy Manning from Philadelphia defeating Jose Stable of New York with a 10 count. Willie Pap of Hartford outpointed Krish Johnny Gilmore of Philadelphia by six in a match card summarized by The Associated Press.
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Dodgers edge Reds behind Johnson 12th inning blast
Los Angeles Dodgers take a 2-1 victory over Cincinnati on Lou Johnsons 12th inning homer to move one game up in the NL pennant race. St Louis routs the Giants 9-1 as Cincinnati slides, while New York trims Pittsburgh 1-0 in 12. MLB results include Orioles beating Minnesota 4-2 and Chicago 4-2 over Detroit in 11 innings. Willie Shoemaker wins Santa Anita Derby aboard Lucky Debonair.
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Bones Resigns As Deac Cage Coach At Wake Forest
Health issues force McKinney to resign as Wake Forest basketball coach. McKinney cites ill health and plans not to seek another coaching position after a season of reevaluation for the program. The Deacons posted a 12 15 record last season and faced ACC tourney disappointment.
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