Baseball Standings and Wednesday Schedule Highlights
The standings and today’s schedule feature games across the major leagues. Notable matchups include Los Angeles at Chicago and Atlanta at Montreal with start times listed, plus Minnesota at Cleveland and Detroit at California among evening games.
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Wood
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Detroit
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California
National League line score highlights and homers
In San Francisco at Pittsburgh the Pirates win 7 to 6 with Stergel homering for Pittsburgh and Moose on the mound credited with the win for Brodley. In Philadelphia Roberts earns the win as the Phillies edge the Astros 7 to 1 with Wynn homering for Houston. Milwaukee outslug Oakland 8 to 3 with Coluccio homering for Milwaukee.
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Houston
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Atlanta
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Grimskey
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Texas Picks David Clyde No. 1 in MLB Draft
The Texas Rangers selected David Clyde, an 18 year old left handed pitcher from Westchester High School in Houston, as the No. 1 pick in baseballs summer free agent draft. Other first round choices included John Stearns at catcher from the University of Colorado and Robin Yount at shortstop from Woodland High School.
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Westchester High School
Houston
Major League Baseball
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Philadelphia
John Stearns
University of Colorado
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Robin Yount
Woodland
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Dave Winfield
University of Minnesota
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Johnnie Lemaster
Paintsville
California
William Taylor
Savannah
Montreal
Gary Roenicke
West Cov
Houston Westchester High School
Rice University
Doug Osburn
Osburn
Westchester
Snead Earns Shot at U.S. Open Title at Oakmont
Sam Snead, 61, earned a U.S. Open berth via sectional qualifying in Charlotte with fellow veteran Fred Martin. He joins other big names in regional qualifying across Cincinnati Chicago Denver Dallas Mission Viejo Tacoma and Kansas City as the 73rd Open looms.
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Charlie Sifford
Dennis Meyer
San Bernardino
Gene Littler
Bo Johnson
Bo Gilder
Tempe
Ariz
Hadlon Moe
Spokane
Joe Dodich
St. Louis
Cards Cobb Set Twinbill Cards Cobb Set Twinbill
Fort Cobb hosts a doubleheader with Cagle's Cardinals at 6 p.m. in the Southern Oklahoma opener. Cagle's seeks a 40 record, with Gary Ezell likely on mound in one game and Kilgore or Walz in the other. Weatherman brothers, Burgess, Smith, Ezell, Whetstone, and Totte are key infield and catching alignments.
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Cagle
Cardinals
Cagile
Cagle’s
Derald Ahilschlager
Gary Ezell
Jerry Kilgore
Albert Walz
Doug Smith
Eddie Palmer
Cardinal
Walt
Doug Weatherman
Ray Burgess
Ezell
Greg Whetstone
Dennis Totte
Alan McCall
Jim Jenkins
Kilgore
Rod Elam
Weatherman
Merchants Edge Pioneer Realty In Slow Pitch Clash
The Lawton Merchants edged Pioneer Realty 6-5 at Am buc Park, scoring three in the sixth to pull ahead. DeWayne Teague homered for the Merchants as Southwestern Furniture beat Bryant's Painting 16-6 and Kentucky Fried Chicken topped Stockard Realty 10-? in ABC Major League action.
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Lawton Merchants
Pioneer Realty
Ambuc Park
Southwestern Furniture
Bryant
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Stockard Realty
Merchants
Pioneer
Dewayne Teague
Clem's Clobbers First Christian in YMCA Slow Pitch
Clem's Clobbers First Christian 17 to 7 in six innings Monday night. Gary Watkins homered twice and doubled twice as Clem's routed First Christian. Other games saw Clover Realty win by forfeit over Treasure Lake and First Methodist beat Boulevard Christian 6 to 3.
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Clem
Gary Watkins
First Christian
YMCA
Watkins
Clover Realty
Treasure Lake
First Methodist
Boulevard Christian
Cache Road Baptist
First Nazarene
American Halton Tops British Amateur Field At Porthcawl
Phil Halton, 22 from Waco Texas, defeated Harry Hopkins 4 and 3 in the first round at Royal Porthcawl, drawing praise from Royal and Ancient officials who likened his swing to Jack Nicklaus. With 200 plus entries, the round extended beyond Monday as U.S. players advance.
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Wales
Phil Halton
Royal and Ancient Club
Jack Nicklaus
Halton
Waco
Tex
England
Harry Hopkins
Royal Porthcawl Links
U.S
Star players advance as matches open in Paris and US event
In Paris at the French Open Nastase and Pilic reach the men's singles final, with Nastase set to face Pilic after semifinal wins. Across the globe in Boston and Tulsa, players and coaches discuss moves, injuries, and standings as Walton switches leagues and USIU faces Eastern Connecticut in NCAA baseball. Swede Savage shows slight improvement from critical burn injuries.
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Nastase
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Roland Garros
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Forest Hills
Bucharest
Pilic
Adriano Panatta
YMCA Basketball WEST DIVISION SCORES AND TOP SCORERS
Central defeats Chattanooga 34 to 1 as Ninnekah beats Bull Frogs 22 to 20 and Snyder wipes Fletcher 39 to 10. Leading scorers include D Nease 8 for Central and K Kinder 5 for Chatty, with Jackson 10 for Ninnekah and Frazier 14 for Newry.
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Bull Frogs
Ninnekah
Snyder
Fletcher
Little E
Indighoma
Wileford
D. Nease
Central
K. Kinder
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Attic
Bailey
Jacksonson
Sanders
Frazier
Newry
Little E. OD. Moore
Indiahome
Softball Postponed League Games Set for Wednesday Makeups
Girls League softball postponements due to wet fields will be made up Wednesday. The National League Peewees play at 9 a.m. and the American League Peewees at 10:30 a.m. on the same day.
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Walton
Toronto Star
Alan Eagleson
Harry Sinden
National Hockey League
Bruins
Saints
National League Peewees
Peewees
Clyde Seen as Major League Prospect Amid Draft Buzz
Houston Westchester ace David Clyde dazzles scouts with a blazing fastball and dominant Texas schoolboy stats. Rangers manager Whitey Herzog compares him to Tug McGraw and Jon Matlack, signaling a No 1 draft pick bid as Clyde shortens to the majors.
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Clyde
Rangers
Whitey Herzog
Tug McGraw
Jon Matlack
New York Mets
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