Standings Guide Major League Baseball AL Pace and Monday Results
The American League leaders show Detroit 30 18 625 with Baltimore 28 20 583 and Cleveland 28 22 500. Monday results include Boston 4 Detroit 3 and Minnesota 4 New York 3, with several other matchups and postponed notes.
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William Jewell tops Buena Vista in NAIA tourney
In St. Joseph Missouri William Jewell defeated Buena Vista 4 to 3 to advance in the NAIA baseball tournament as Eastern Michigan Pfeiffer Central Washington and William Sewell recorded wins in the first round Upsets hit the opening slate with Eastern Michigan rallying for nine runs in the eighth and Central Washington and Pfeiffer each delivering key hits to earn victories
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Dominique Brothers Claim Varsity Tennis Meet Placings
John Dominique finished third in the 16 and under singles at the Kansas City Center Junior Championship, losing to the top seed in the semifinals. Bob Dominique earned a seed in the 10 and under singles, dropping the final 6 2 2 6 6 2. John and Don Hudson partnered to take second in the 16 and under doubles. The Kansas City Plaza courts hosted the event with about 200 competitors.
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Staub the Houston star who arrived with a huge bonus
COCOA Fla AP Almost seven years ago Grady Hatton chased a 16 year old New Orleans high school star Rusty Staub. Staub signed with Houston for 125000 over four years and has become the club's first superstar. He credits patience and watching hitters, not power, for his success and notes his disciplined approach after adjusting to the Astrodome. Staub recalls his early swings, his 74 RBIs last year, and his late July surge when he hit .426 in the month as veterans watched.
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Coach Bill Cidshy Named Detroit Red Wings Coach
Detroit AP reports Bill Cidshy was named coach of the Red Wings replacing Sid Abel. The 40-year-old leader vows to demand more disciplined play while noting the team’s defense weaknesses and noting past penalties.
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Dodgers beat Pirates as Boyer Calavito spark offense
Los Angeles topped Pittsburgh 2-0 behind early run productions from Boyer and Calavito. Claude Osteen held the Pirates to seven hits with four double plays support. Hank Aaron fueled Cincinnati in a 7-2 win over Houston, while Atlanta moved to second with a 2-2 result against Cincinnati and Philadelphia defeated San Francisco.
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AL Linescores and MLB results from a sports page
Detailed baseball box scores show multiple games with scoring by innings, pitchers, and key plays. Notable entries include Baltimore Powell homer, Detroit win on Santiago relief, Minnesota Rollins HR, Cleveland McNertney and Brown homers, with winning and losing pitchers listed for each matchup.
Indians edge Sox 14 inning win seals 3-2 victory
Indians beat White Sox 3-2 in 14 innings as Jose Vidal belted a decisive home run after a marathon pitcher shuffle by Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky. Yankees fall short in a 4-3 loss to Minnesota while Boston tops Detroit 4-3 and Baltimore edges California 2-1.
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Royals sign pitcher Steven Myers for Royals
Kansas City Royals announce the signing of pitcher Steven Myers, a 6-3 right hander from Independence Massachusetts, who will likely report to Corning of the New York Penn Rookie League. Myers, 19th Royals signee, attended Central Missouri State after a 1966 Mets release.
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McNally shrugs off slumps in 2-0 win over Angels
Baltimore pitcher Dave McNally pitched five hits and earned run average 2.10 as the Orioles blanked the California Angels 2-0. Boog Powell added a two run homer off Ricky Clark, who lost his fifth decision. Manager Hank Bauer noted hitters struggling to translate spring form into results.
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Cardinals overpower Astros 7-2 to extend NL lead
Nelson Briles limited Houston to li hits while St. Louis collected 11 hits to sweep its sixth straight National League win. Mike Shannon drove in three runs with two doubles and a sacrifice fly, and Shanda Cepeda added two RBIs with three hits including a ninth inning homer. Briles improved to 6-4 despite a minor muscle spasm, as Red Schoendienst’s club moved one game ahead of Atlanta.
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Snead Seeks Spot in U S Open Qualifying Event
Sam Snead aged 56 pursues a U S Open berth through sectional qualifying at Indianapolis amid a 57 player group, with 71 spots available for the Oak Hill course in Rochester New York June 13 to 16. Other rounds are set across Bakersfield San Francisco Washington Detroit St Louis Montclair and Pittsburgh.
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Long Island No 1 in small college baseball ranking
Long Island University ranked No 1 among small colleges by coaches and opens NCAA College Division tournament against Chapman. Chapman, 32-18, features Jabh Young hitting over .600 in three games while Arkansas State meets Delta State in the other first round pairing.
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Park Board Baseball and League Results
Park Board reports results across multiple divisions. In the Intermediate league Great Central Lumber Co defeated Central Dairy Central Trust Co 8 to 4. Capital City Water Co was blanked 0. In the Midget league the Ku Ku Drive In beat bions Clik Pee Wee 4 to 0. Jayveees topped Pabiek 9 to 4. In girls softball Lutheran IL and GAH February Sweethearts won 7 to 0 against Une wat Hall Baptist. Cheesborough Ponds tied International Shoe 7 to 7.
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