A's Trip Angels Cardinals Beaten
A chaotic recap notes Phil Roof’s sacrifice fly and a 1-0 lead for St. Louis, while California Angels tie in a walk and Reichardt’s single. Kansas City moves into eighth, Phillies rally past Cards as Short dominates, with St Louis headed to a New York twin bill against the Mets featuring Jackson, Washburn, Hamilton, and Shaw.
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Orioles Rally Shifts Powers In Tight AL Race
Orioles win six of seven as Frank and Brooks Robinson pace a 5 for 5 hitting night and Steve Barber checks Boston. Cleveland stays ahead after beating Washington while Detroit falls to New York in a twin bill. Giants edge Dodgers as Marichal outpitches Crysal e.
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Bears Edge Lexington in Narrow Junior League Win
The Jefferson City Bears beat Lexington 2-1 as Mark Arnold struck out 11 over six innings and Beck allowed two hits in a tight pitching duel. Lexington took a 1-0 lead in the fifth before Jefferson City answered with two unearned runs, keeping their league record near .500 while Lexington stays 1-1 in league play.
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B-1 Baseball Results Across Pacific Coast League and Missouri
The report lists Sunday results across the Pacific Coast League and Missouri leagues with Denver and Indianapolis high scores. Jefferson City and Sedalia remain unbeaten, Tipton edges Boonville, Columbia A's beat Clinton, and Marshall leads Mexico as Gary Leer Ken Blunk and Ken Ash homer for Columbia. Ash struck out 11 in a 0-3 start for Clinton.
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Standings and Results From Baseball Schedule
Standings show teams like Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and Cincinnati with varying records. Daily results include Houston over Chicago 4 2 and Philadelphia over St Louis 5 3 in 11 innings. Local box scores mention Jim Calvin losing for Clinton while Mexico beats Marshall 11.
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Rodgers Wins Buick Open After Long Final Round
Rodgers captured the Buick Open in Grand Blanc reaching 284 total after a double round due to rain. He finished 10 strokes ahead of rivals and boosted his earnings to 57,574.64, aided by steady play and a late recovery from leg cramps. Wright led the ladies, with a 216 total and top prize of 1,500, after rounds at Hunting Creek Country Club.
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Red Birds Fall to Columbia 14 8 in Saturday tilt
The Legion won twice Saturday after trailing early in Independence action. Tony Jones drove in the decisive run with a pinch runner, lifting the Legion in a tense comeback from a 6 0 deficit to force a 10 10 tie, then securing the win in the eighth.
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Babe Ruth Cubs win fourth straight over Jamestown 10 to 1
J. Dawson Babe Ruth Cubs repeat with a 10 1 victory over Jamestown to seize early lead in Tri County Babe Ruth League. Danny Hart pitched seven innings allowing one hit while fanning six. Sam Williams doubled and singled for the winners. Dale Klatt started for Jamestown and gave up four runs in the first. Gerlach pitched later and Jamestown managed only one hit in the second.
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