Orioles Take Over Lead in the American League
Orioles win 3-2 in 10 innings over Kansas City as Steve Barber and Jim Gentile power Baltimore. Gentile drives in the decisive run, Barber improves to 10-0 career against the A’s, while the White Sox remain in second and KC drops to third. Other notes include Jack Kralick's three-hitter for Minnesota over Washington and the Angels beating Detroit.
Minor League Baseball Results From Associated Press
International League Richmond defeated Buffalo 6 to 3 while Toronto edged Columbus 4 to 3. Syracuse and Arkansas had results at Rochester. Pacific Coast League Denver lost 3 to 9 against Hawaii and San Diego won 5. Only scheduled game in Grenthout became a curime TOR 1900.
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When To Fish or Hunt Sulunar Tables By John Alden Knight
The schedule of Suhinar period shown in cetay Ite, are of somewhat shorter duration, as printed below, taken from John Alden Knight’s Table. Use these times to plan hunting or fishing to catch the best spurt each day. Major periods start at shoot time and last about one to two hours, with minor periods following.
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Standings and results from today's Baseball leagues
The Associated Press standings for the American and National Leagues are listed with team records and games back. Results show Los Angeles beating Baltimore, Minnesota over Washington, Baltimore besting Kansas City, and Detroit with scattered scores. Upcoming schedule notes Kansas City at Washington, Minnesota at Detroit, Los Angeles at Baltimore, and New York at Boston among others. Major League Leaders section lists top players by stat lines across leagues.
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Red Hot Mets Boast Best Percentage
Casey Stengel's New York Mets edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on Thursday to sit 6-9 on the season for a .400 percentage, the highest in Mets history. Frank Thomas drove in a run in the first and Neal with a sixth inning two-run homer fueled the victory, while Roger Craig held the Cubs to seven hits and aided by a double play to end the game. Lou Brock singled for the Cubs and was thrown out at third by Gil Hodges on a heads-up play. Bob Miller earned his second win in relief as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 7-1, and San Francisco moved into a first-place tie with St Louis by defeating the Cardinals 6-4. In the American League, Baltimore won in 10 innings over Kansas City, Minnesota blanked Washington, and the Angels beat Detroit 7-3.
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Baseball star stats round up from major leagues
McCovey San Francisco 14 runs batted in. Boyer St. Louis 16. Demeter Philadelphia 23. Great St. Louis 24. Howard Los Angeles and Demeter Philadelphia 23. Alou San Francisco 7. Cardenas Cincinnati Cepeda Francisco 23. Altman St. Louis 3 Cardenas Cincinnati Fazio Houston Roseboro Los Angeles 2. Hickman New York Great St. Louis 2. Home runs Aaron Milwaukee 5 Demeter Philadelphia Clendenon Pittsburgh Mays Cepeda Mccovey San Francisco 4. Stolen bases Flood St. Louis 4 W Davis Los Angeles 3 Clemente Pittsburgh 3. Pitching Nottehart Houston Friend Pittsburgh Washburn Simmons St. Louis 3. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 34 Jackson Chicago 23.
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Boxers and results from Philadelphia Miami and St Paul bouts
In Philadelphia, Benny Brisbee stopped Cash White in Atlantic City after 154 percent, while Miami saw Mel Winters stop Harry Belfonte at 149 and 4 rounds. St Paul featured Lenny Green outpointing Duane Horsman in Chatfield, Minnesota, over 10 rounds.
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Major League Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Jack Stralick of the Twins won his first game allowing three singles in a 3-0 victory over Washington. Frank Thomas of the Mets drove in all runs with a first inning single and a two run homer in the sixth, as New York beat the Cubs 2-2, extending a stretch of six wins in seven starts.
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Hogs Scrimmage Exercises For Coaches On Saturday
In Fayetteville Arkansas the Razorbacks hold a spring practice scrimmage for about 330 to 400 coaches visiting on campus for a clinic. Coach Frank Broyles reports the session was the most fired up yet with several long TD passes and a focus on defensive plays as younger players learn. Injuries include Hatfield Williams Finch and Brown sidelined for Saturday action.
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Parker Golfers Are Defeated in Four Ball Match
In Fayettville Arkansas, Bob Renner and Doug Douglas of Fayetteville defeated University of Arkansas Belt team’s top pair R H Sikes and Richard McCauley 2 up. The Renner Douglas duo posted a 6 under par 63 to lead the opening round of the Northwest Arkansas Times PGA four ball tournament with 254 entrants.
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Southern Division Thursday's Results
Indianapolis beat Columbus 6 in 11 innings. Richmond defeated Buffalo 6 in 18 innings. Atlanta won 4 to Syracuse. Syracuse took a loss.
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Play Settles After Surge of Homers
In Toronto the game had homer onslaughts as Jacksonville and Toronto clash, but Jacksonville wins 4-3 behind Larry Brown's RBI double in the ninth off Carl Greene. Atlanta beats Syracuse 4-1, Indianapolis 6-5 in 11 innings, and Richmond edges Buffalo 6-5 in 13. Umphlett’s long double keys Richmond late, while Ed Nettle works eight solid for Indianapolis in relief.
Jacksonville 4 Toronto 3 game summary
Jacksonville defeated Toronto 4 to 3 as hockey play moved along with several postponements. Arkansas faced Rochester while Allania faced Rochester in planned contests and Columbus met Indianapolis. Buffalo played Richmond in another scheduled match with multiple postponements noted.
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