Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
Baseball standings feature Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland San Francisco and Houston with listed records. Tuesday games include Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Montreal St Louis New York and San Francisco at Atlanta Houston at Cincinnati San Diego at Los Angeles and others with several rain and postponements noted.
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Montress
Eastern League scores stir with wins and postponements
Bristol defeats Reading 9 to 1 in a high scoring game. West Haven and Waterbury matchup postponed after the first game. Quebec tops Sherbrooke 6 to 5 with Sherbrooke winning 2 to 0 in the second.
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Leep Wins NOAA Title in Oklahoma City
Harold Leep secured his second straight National Championship Racing Association super modified feature in Oklahoma City. He built an early lead to dominate as NOAA sanctions begin for modifieds, with Tulsa’s Emmett Hahn finishing third and Terry Doss second. Supers return this weekend for the Tulsa stop before moving to Norman on June 3.
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Wood Fingers 50 Victories May Be Too Many
Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox earned his 10th win in a 9-3 victory over Minnesota as Chicago led 10-3 after home runs by Bill Melton and Carlos May. The doubleheader split featured Eddie Fisher taking the night cap loss for the Sox. Other AL games included California over Texas and New York sweeping Cleveland.
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Javelin Star Feldmann Shatters Marks at Bakersfield Meet
Cary Feldmann, 6'1" 200 lb former Washington hurler, threw 298 ft 4 in for second best American mark at Bakersfield Track Classic. Francie Larrieu also won the women's mile in 4:38.7, challenging the world record as University of Chicago and Club Northwest athletes led the day with multiple distances.
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Ernie D Signs Buffalo Contract
Providence College star Ernie DiGregorio reportedly signed a multi year NBA contract with the Buffalo Braves worth over 1 million dollars. The Braves planned a news conference, while the Kentucky Colonels also sought the guard.
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Secretariat Wins Preakness at Pimlico in Tight Finish
In Baltimore Secretariat raced to a $182400 Preakness Stakes victory by two lengths, paying $2.60. New York’s Kings Bishop captured Belmont Park’s $58000 Carter Handicap at Belmont Park. Cherry Hill London Company paid $9.20 to win a $271 Haddantiek Handicap at Garden State. Garrett Road galloped to a $10000 Poly victory in Boston.
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