Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
Standings show Cleveland Boston and Baltimore leading divisions with Oakland Minnesota and California near top. Tuesday results include Cleveland over Boston 7 5 Chicago over Kansas City 1 0 Oakland over Minnesota 2 0 and Milwaukee 3 California 2. Night games list Detroit New York Chicago San Francisco and other matchups with noted pitchers and records.
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Hunter
Perry
Hossier
Lockwood
Drogo
Brodley
Jackson
Cueller
Janeski
Cox
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Cain
Coleman
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Stottlemyre
Bahnsen
Horgan
Hand
Lee
Siebert
Twinight
York
Boog Powell
Norm Cash
George Scott
Mike Epstein
Gob Oliver
Jim Spencer
Rod Carew
Dave Johnson
Dick McAuliffe
Cookie Reid
Mike Andrews
Horace Clarke
Brooks Robinson
Herman Killebrew
Rico Petrocell
Sal Bondo
Ockland
Leo Rodriguez
Port Schaal
Shortstop
Luis Aparicio
Bert Campaneris
Oomanea
Markimore
Gene Michael
New Oeven
Carl Yostrzemski
Tony Oliva
Line Scores From American League and National League Games
Scores from multiple games include Montreal 6 Atlanta 5 after a late rally, New York 7 Philadelphia 5, and Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 4. Notable homers by Sutherland Bailey and Davis. Pitchers W and L are noted with key relievers and game turns across several venues.
Nicklaus plans to defend British Open title and pace schedule
Jack Nicklaus, after a tough loss to Lee Trevino in the National Open, says he cannot play as many tournaments as before and will pace himself to avoid burnout. Trevino, 27, leads the money list this season with over 165000 dollars, while Nicklaus remains focused on enjoying competition and refining his game.
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Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Lee
Nicklaus
Trevino
Gorman Upsets Drysdale to Open Wimbledon Run
Tom Gorman of Seattle rallied from two sets down and saved a match point to upset eighth seed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa in the All England Championships opener. Gorman had just defeated Rod Laver at Queen's Club earlier in the week. The windy, treacherous turf at Wimbledon challenged top players as seeds advanced in the first round. Charlie Pasarell defeated Tony Roche as three Americans moved on to round two. Women’s play began amid squalls with Billie Jean King scheduled against Wendy Casetas and Gail Bascom facing Goolagong in early rounds.
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Geoffrey Miller
Wimbledon
England
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Gorman
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
London
Queen's Club
Australia
Rod Laver
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Ashe
Gum Spring
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Tony Roche
Billie Jean King
Long Calif
Salda
Wendy Clicsetet
Ation Tralia
Don
Gail Hansen
Palo Alto
Miss Goolagong
Arvo Palmer Method Athlete of the Decade
The piece emphasizes putting rhythm as central to golf mastery. It argues that golfers should practice straight putts to restore basic stroke rhythm before attempting breaking putts and longer, harder strokes. The guidance stresses maintaining a consistent tempo weekly.
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Natl. News. Syn
Cobb Clips Altus In SOUL Game
Fort Cobb edged Altus 2-1 in a Southern Oklahoma Legion baseball game as Bill Holden scored on an infield error in the sixth. Joe Edelen pitched six innings, allowed six hits, and earned the win to improve to 4-0, helping Fort Cobb rise to 10-3 overall and 6-0 in league play.
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Port Cobb
Bill Holden
Fort Cobb
Altus
Terry Simpson
Joe Boley
Jack Harvey
John Horn
Jimmy Edelen
Joe Edelen
Longhorns
Duncan
Garry Kenedy
Slow-Pitch Play Reset Wednesday Schedule
The ABC Slow-Pitch league three game slate was rained out Monday. Rescheduled for Wednesday at Countryman Field Ambuc Park with Kentucky Fried Chicken vs Cade Braves at 7 p.m Pioneer Realty vs Mr Dew at 8 p.m and A A Fence vs Bryant Painting at 9 p.m.
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ABC
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Cade Braves
Pioneer Realty
Mr. Dew
A&a
Bryant Painting
Countryman Field
Ambuc Park
Indian Catcher Nabs Vote Lead In AL All Star Balloting
New York AP reports Ray Fosse of Cleveland now leads Freehan Detroit for AL catcher. Yaz remains top overall with 350 046 votes. Balloting ends June 30 ahead of July 13 Detroit game. leaders listed for infield and outfield positions with voting tallies.
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New York
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Freehan
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Nassau County Handicap Winner Dominates Belmont Park
Horse Proliferation seized the lead from start to finish at Belmont Park to win the Nassau County Handicap by three lengths. Jockey and track details are not provided.
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New York
AAU Boss Pushes Open Olympics to Include Pro Athletes
AAU President Jack Kelly proposes an open Olympic Games allowing pro and amateur athletes to compete. He argues fastest eight sprinters should qualify regardless of daily jobs, citing Bob Hayes and a football-earning athlete as examples and saying open competition would curb cheating.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Hawk Harrelson quits baseball for golf career
Ken Hawk Harrelson plans to leave baseball to pursue professional golf money. The shift comes after talks with Jim Lonborg, the 1967 Cy Young winner, who urged him to reconsider.
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Buddy
Ken “Hawk
Harrelson
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Harrelson retires from baseball after long career with Red Sox
The Hawk Lonnie Harrelson announced he is leaving baseball after a troubled career with the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox. He cited love of golf and lack of talent, planning two to three weeks with pro Bob Toski before uncertain future.
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the Hawk
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Wyo
Pro Speakout, Inc
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Rain Knocks Out Home Decor Tilt
Rain knocks out the Home Decor tilt as coach Gerald Reed says no makeup date yet. Home Decor returns Wednesday to face Mangu in a double header at Menendez Field in Ambuc Park.
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Gerald Reed
Mangum
Menendez Field
Ambuc Park
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