National League Standings and Weekend Results
NL leaders include Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago with late Saturday results New York 1 Houston 0 10 innings Los Angeles 1 Pittsburgh 0 10 innings Sunday Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 3 12 in St Louis 12 Cincinnati 7 New York 3 Houston 0 San Francisco 15 Philadelphia 9 Today's games New York at San Francisco Milwaukee at St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston Philadelphia at Los Angeles Tuesday Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St Louis Philadelphia at Los Angeles
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule from the day
Detroit 9 Los Angeles 25 Minnesota 44. Cleveland 36 innings 11 Kansas City 4 3 New York 1 Washington 4 Baltimore 2 Chicago 7 Boston 4. Chicago at Boston. Minnesota at Detroit. Kansas City at Cleveland. Chicago at Washington. Boston at Baltimore. Los Angeles at New York. International League Toronto 5 Toledo 3 Buffalo 15 Columbus 1 Atlanta 7 Jacksonville 3 Syracuse 4 7 Rochester 1 5.
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All Stars Tie In Classic B Knothole Game
The National and American teams battled to a 6-6 draw in ten innings in Saturday's Class B All-Star Knothole game. Nationals rallied with three runs in the eighth to force extras.
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Goeteborg bout ends with Hoegberg win
In Goteborg Sweden Hoegberg defeats Johnny Cooke in a boxing bout England scored 8 points in the match setting a 158 to 1542 point tally for Hoegberg and Cooke respectively.
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Murakami Debuts Beset by Phillies Loss in 15-9 Stunner
Murakami the only Japanese player in majors faces immediate trouble in his first big league game as the Giants thrash the Phillies 15-9. He left after three innings amid early support from a pregame honoring ceremony and a tough Phillies lineup.
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California
Armco Golfers Lead National Industrial Championship Scores
Armco's No 1 team posted 632 total and No 2 team 628 at the National Industrial Golf Championship held on Potter and Twin Run courses in Hamilton. Goodyear of Akron won with 572. Armco players and scores listed include Wagner Walsh Smith Ritz and Sweeney Cornelia Walner Osborne with respective round tallies.
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Sunday Stars Shine as Cardinals Top Reds in Eight-Run Rally
Bob Skinner of St. Louis collected four hits including a homer and a triple and drove in three runs in an eight-run eighth inning to lift the Cardinals to a 12-7 win over Cincinnati. Al Jackson of New York allowed seven hits as the Mets shut out Houston 3-0 for their second straight win.
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New York
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Associated Press
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Marr Wins PGA Championship to Regain Confidence
Dave Marr captured the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley in Ligonier Pa finishing 280 after a late surge with birdies on 10 and 11. He defeated Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper by two strokes, earning $25 000 and the trophy amid renewed self belief after a recent setback.
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Masters Champion Nicklaus Tops Strong Field for $56,800
Jack Nicklaus earned $12,500 to reach a three-tournament total of $56,800 as the Masters champion surged in a pro tour event. Dave Marr led at 280, Billy Casper and Nicklaus tied for 282, Bo Wininger rose to 283 and Sam Snead shared 285 as Bruce Devlin also stood at 285. Arnold Palmer finished with 294 after a fourth straight over par, while Aaron led early before fading.
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Largest splash by schoolgirls dominates AAU meet in Toledo
At the combined Men’s and Women’s National AAU Championships in Toledo, high school girls claimed many records as Commerce California led in relays. Santa Clara both won team titles for boys and girls, with standout performances from Claudia Kolb and multiple American records set by Martha Randall and Patty Caretto.
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Playoff Decides NIRA Golf Title in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio Ed Hanna of Goodyear Local 2 and Bob Brown of Akron Goodyear tied 136 after 36 holes forcing a sudden death playoff. Hanna won the two day event as Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee captured the team championship.
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Reds stumble as Cardinals erupt in eighth for 12 7 win
Cincinnati sabred pitching woes widen skid after St Louis tallies eight runs in the eighth inning to take a 12 7 victory. Frank Robinson leaves with a bruised hip after colliding with the wall on a three run homer. Dick Sisler may start Ted Davidson against Chicago.
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Tebbetts Uses Ouija To Rescue Indians In Doubleheader
In a wild day in the American League, Birdie Tebbetts guided Cleveland from a 3-1 ninth inning deficit to win the fourth inning of a doubleheader. Leon Wagner belted a 22nd home run in the 11th to seal a 64 victory as Minnesota led the league. Detroit swept Los Angeles in both games.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota Twins
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Cleveland Indians
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Ouija
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Ebihara Narrowly Edges Oh Un Mo In Tokyo Bout
Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan wins over Oh Un Mo of South Korea with 112 to 111 in a tight Tokyo match marked by a dramatic scoring swing and a final one-point margin.
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