Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Games
Results show Chicago beating Los Angeles 7-2 and St Louis 4-3 in 11 innings on Saturday. Montreal edged Atlanta 3-2 in 10, and San Diego defeated Atlanta 4-6 while Houston routed Philadelphia 10-5. Sunday action saw Chicago 5 Los Angeles 4 in 11 innings and Montreal 2 Atlanta 1, plus several other scores and upcoming matchups.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Atlanta
Montreal
San Diego
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Stone
Hands
Sutton
Hillis
Xhacen
Nash
Kelley
Stoneman
Billingham
Matlack
Dierker
Greif
Gibson
W.L. Pet
Chicago St. Louis Oy
Harvard Crew Tops Yale for 10th Time
Harvard heavyweight crew defeated Yale by five lengths on the Thames River in New London Connecticut to claim a 10th consecutive win under Coach Harry Parker. Yale, the host, was outclassed in the five mile race.
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Harvard
Yale
New London, Conn
Elis
Harry Parker
Thames River
Tacoma Bowler Tops Starlanes Open Field
Earl Anthony of Tacoma Washington led the Japan Starlanes Open bowling tournament in Redwood City California after two rounds with 2990 pins. Bob Hood of Daly City California was two pins behind.
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Redwood City
Calif
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Bob Hood
Daly City
Anthony
Mustache Day Boosts Vida Blue as A’s Blank Indians
Vida Blue pitched four hits over a 9-0 Oakland victory over Cleveland as 33,277 fans, 7,000 with mustaches, attended for free. Mike Epstein and George Hendrick contributed long balls and the A’s built a 3-0 lead by the fifth, with a late rally widening the gap. Meanwhile Chicago beat Boston 8-4 and Minnesota edged Baltimore 4-3 as Detroit and others posted wins.
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Texas
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Boston
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California
W.l. Pet
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Vida Blue
Blue
A’s
Mike Epstein
George Herdrick
Larry Brown
Graig Nettles
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Brewers Shut Out Royals Behind Lockwood Five Hitter
Milwaukee pitcher Skip Lockwood limited Kansas City to five hits in a 3-0 victory at County Stadium. The Brewers end a nine game skid with timely hitting including John Briggs sac fly, while Jim Rooker suffered the loss.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Texas
New York
Terry Crowley
Twins
Crowley
Granger
Dave Johnson
Mickey Lolich
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Tiger
Salish
Skip Lockwood
New York Yankees
County Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Brewers
Wattle Leads Upset Wins at AAU Track Champs in Seattle
Dave Wattle of Bowling Green won the 800 and four other distance events at the 84th AAU championships. Greg Fredericks set an American 10,000m record at 28:08. Roberts cleared 18 feet in pole vault becoming the fourth American to reach the height. James Dare Keogh Howe posted wins in steeplechase 3,000m 5,000m and 1,500m as Barry Schur topped the high jump at 7-2.
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Seattle
Dave Wattle
America
Bowling Green
Dave Roberts
Greg Fredericks
Penn State
James Dare
Navy
Mike Keogh
New York Athletic Club
Jerome Howe
Keogh
Howe
Wottle
LCC Tourney Opens With Top Seed Riling in Matchplay
Lawrence Country Club crowns defending champion Gene Riling in a first round pairing against Ted Owens as a record 74 entries contest five flights. The event runs through July 16 with numerous matchups listed across flights four and beyond.
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Gene Riling
Ted Owens
Lawrence Country Club
Osawatomie Edges CFCA Falcons In Seventh Inning
Osawatomie pushed across two runs in the top of the seventh to edge the CFCA Falcons 7 6 Sunday at Quigley Field. Ron Zook had two hits for the Falcons while Steve Ice and Chris Burgess had RBI singles. The Falcons host the Breakfast Optimists at Municipal Field tonight.
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Osawatomie
Cfca Falcons
Legion
Quigley Field
Falcons
Bob Price
Ron Zook
Steve Ice
Chris Burgess
Fisher League
Municipal Field
FitzGibbon Nets South Eastern Tennis Crown
Fourth seed Herb FitzGibbon of New York defeated top seed Mike Belkin of Canada 6 3 7 5 to win the south eastern Tennis Tournament on Sunday in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ga
Herb FitzGibbon
New York
Mike Belkin
Canada
League Leaders in American and National League batting and pitching
Baseball season leaders include Ted Oak .330 in American League batting with Cal Alomar 71 hits and R Jay Jackson 13 homers. National League batting leaders show Caden a and Sanguilien at .338 with Morgan 86 runs and Bench 60 RBIs. Pitching leaders list Fingers 6-1 with .838 ERA and Lolich 102 strikeouts.
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Rudi
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R.jackson
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Maddox
Louisiana Angler Wins In National Bass Open
Jim Welch of Amelia Louisiana captured first prize of 5000 in the National Open Bass Tournament by weighing in 87 pounds 6 ounces on Saturday. Dr Jim Hebert of Sulphur earned 500 for the biggest bass at 7 pounds 1 ounce.
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Louisiana Angler
Zwolle
Jim Welch
Amelia
Jim Hebert
Sulphur
Monzon Retains World Middleweight Title in Paris Bouttier Win
Carlos Monzon of Argentina stopped Jean Claude Bouttier of France in Paris to defend the world middleweight title. Alfonso Frazier of Panama defeated Al Ford in Panama. Canada results not clear from fragment.
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Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Jean- Claude Bouttier
France
Panama
Alfonso Frazier
al Ford
Canada
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