Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Across Leagues
Standings from the Eastern and International Leagues show Quebec, Waterbury, Bristol and Reading leading various divisions with results from Saturday Sunday and Monday games. Notable scores include Quebec City 8 West Haven 4 and Reading 8 Thetford Mines 2.
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Quebec
West Haven
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Bristol
Three Rivers
Reading
Thetford Mines
Quebec City
Giants Lose After Cards Rally Against Falcone
Giants rookie Pete Falcone struggled as the St. Louis Cardinals powered to a 4 3 victory. Cards hitters attacked early with fastballs and misfires, while Lou Brock and Ted Sizemore added key doubles. Other NL results included Los Angeles over Pittsburgh 7 4 and New York beating Cincinnati 3 2.
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Pete Falcone
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Falcone
Cards
Giants
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Montreal
San Diego
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Lou Brock
Ted Sizemore
Luis Melendez
Sizemore
Bob Forsch
al Oa
Cardinals
Peaceeee
Forsch
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Sutton
Pirates
Dave Lopes
Lee Lacy
Ken Brett
Lopes
Mets
Bees
Tom Seaver
Pete Rose
Rusty Staub
Sparky Anderson
Mike Phillips
del Unser
Reds
Jack Billingham
Staub
Will McEnaney
Anderson
Padres
Cubs
Dave Freisleben
Hector Torres
Astros
Dierker
Jose Cruz
Ken Boswell
Greg Gross
Metzger
Gross
Braves
Phillies
Strange Takes Tourney Title at Pinehurst
Curtis Strange won the 75th North and South Amateur at Pinehurst, finishing 16 under in seven matches on the 7,051 yard par 72 course. He beat George Burns 2 up in the 36-hole final, Burns 10 under for the week, with Burns missing greens in the afternoon while Strange thrived on par 3s and late birdies.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Curtis Strange
Wake Forest University
Pinehurst Country Club
George Burns
Burns
Strange
Virginia Beach
Husky Burns
Port Washington
N. Y
New Yorker
Baseball Line Scores American League Tests and Ties
Summary of several AL games with line scores: Minnesota and Baltimore tied 6-6 after nine. Texas routed Detroit 15-11 with Burroughs Cerdenas Smelley and Grieve homering. Cleveland beat Chicago 11-2 after late rallies, with Williams Garr Allante homering for Cleveland. National context notes pitchers and errors.
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New York
Texas
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Oaksend
Milwaukee
California
Boston
Tenings
Yorks
Leonard
Rune
Tee
Garren
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Ie
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
Atlante
Phildelphire
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Norman
Gelphia
Lenborg
Atlonta A
Morton
Rogers
New San Francisco
Borr York
Matlock
Messersmith
St Louis
Denby
Atlanto
Montreah
Gefi Wo
Jenkins
Fovceult
Sundberg
Lotich
Walker
Bore
Hitter
Freehon
W—Jenkins
L—Lotich
Burroughs
Cerdenas
Smelley
Grieve
Rain Delays Nelson Test at Byron Nelson Golf Classic
A rain soaked final day at the Byron Nelson Classic leaves nine to eighteen players in contention after a thunderstorm washed out Sunday’s finale. Leaders Crampton Eastwood deadlocked at 10 under, with Miller Barber and Bob E Smith close behind. Johnny Miller tops a group at 207, four back, as final rounds go to TV via ABC at 3 30 p.m. CDT.
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Dallas
Preston Trail Course
Bruce
Crampton
Eastwood
Miller Barber
Bob E. Smith
Tom Watson
George Knudson
Jack Ewing
Larry Nelson
Johnny Miller
ABC
Gypsy Palm Readings Help Arthur Ashe Win World Title
Arthur Ashe credited a Stockholm gypsy with boosting his confidence before winning the World Championship of Tennis in Dallas. He defeated Bjorn Borg 3 6 6 4 6 4 6 4 to claim the $50,000 first prize and other honors as Borg cited as one of the world's top players.
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Dallas
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Stockholm
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Eshe
Adar
Borg
Australia
Rod Laver
Jimmy Conners
Bore
Arthur
Conners
John Newcombe
Bjorn
Moody Coliseum
Berg
Huskers Seek Big 8 Miracle in Oklahoma Series
Nebraska travels to Oklahoma for a pivotal Big Eight baseball series needing a sweep to claim the title as Oklahoma leads 12-3 and Nebraska sits at 7-5. Coach Enos Semore notes the decisive opener will feature Bob Shirley, Oklahoma’s ace, as the Sooners bid for a fourth straight crown. The slate includes remaining conference games plus noted results from the Kansas State and Colorado clashes as season winds down.
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Kansas City
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Huskers
Oklahoma
Sooners
Nebraska
Enos Semore
Sooner
Semore
Bob Shirley
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Kansas
K-State
John Yeagley
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Hrebosky
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Credit Life
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