Baseball Scoreboard Glance Across Leagues and Results
National League standings show Cincinnati and St Louis leading with strong records as San Francisco and Chicago chase. Wednesday results include Pittsburgh routing San Francisco and Chicago defeating Cincinnati while Houston and New York split with Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Pacific Coast and Interleague scores feature Tulsa Portland Phoenix and Spokane, with multiple divisions listing won lost percentages and upcoming games.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
Sins Angeles
Houston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Mionte
Leviston
Culp
Nolan
Lemaster
St. Louis S
Rag
Overlar
Philadelonia
Jee
Osteen
Pierre En
Perry
Los
Pacific
Tulsa
Portland
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Spokane
Vancouver
Hawai
Hawaii
Indianapolis E
San Diego
Denver Rt
Oklahorma City
Tacoma
Denver
Seattle
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Columbus
Toledo
Richmond
Jacksonville
Texas
Albuquerque
Austin
Dallas-Fort Worth
el Paso
Arkansas
Amarillo
Knoxville
Frontsomery
Charlotte Am
Birmingham
Elmira
Pawtucket
Binghamton
Pinstie
Wies
Waterbury
York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
California
Ifornia
Siebert
McLain
Clark
Pascual
Cece
Rohr
Kansas
St Louis
Unio Beats Reyes In Nagoya Boxing Bout
Masataka Unio of Japan outpointed Albert Reyes in Nagoya Japan with a clear victory. The Philippines fighter posted 117 percent effort in the contest.
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Nagoya
Japan
Masataka Unio
Albert Reyes
Philippines
Romeo Hanover Seeks 21st Harness Victory at Yonkers
Romeo Hanover the 1-4 favorite in the $100000 International Pace at Yonkers seeks his 21st win. Also in the field Cardigan Bay True Duane and four other pacers face eight rivals including four from New Zealand in a cross ocean showdown.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Yonkers
N.Y
Romeo Hanover
Buckpasser
Yonkers Raceway
George Sholty
Cardigan Bay
Romeo
Roosevelt Raceway
True Duane
Chris Boring
Stanley Dancer
Cardigan
Post
John Chapman
Nelson Guy
Charles Fitzpatrick
Adios Vie
Jim Dennis
Orbiter N
Elegant Hanover
del Insko
Peter Wolfenden
New Zealand
Uncle Sam
Tactile
Orbiter II
Down Under
Baseball Leaders and Race Results Highlight Weekend Notes
American League batting leaders feature Kaline and Mincher with high averages. F. Robinson and Brock lead RBIs and hits, while Tovar and Killebrew showcase power. Indy 500 speed record set by A. J. Foyt, with Parnelli Jones sidelined. Also tennis, golf, college sports appointments, and horse racing results from multiple cities.
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Kaline
Det
Mincher
Calif
F.robinson
Bi Petrocelli
Bast
Cerew
Tovar
Minn
Balt
McAuliffe
Yastrzemski
Bost
Katine
Killebrew
Paraments Bost
F.howard
Wash
Turbine car sparks debate at Indianapolis 500 race
A. J. Foyt Jr. won the 500 for a record $171,227 as turbine car driven by Parnelli Jones faded. The contest centered on using an aircraft engine for the first time in the 56-year race, with USAC promising a June 5 rules review to keep competition fair.
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Indianapolis, Incl
Parnelli Jones
A. J. Foyt Jr
Coyote Ford
Henry Banks
U. S. Auto Club
USAC
Banks
Foyt
Jones
Jim Clark
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Joe Leonard
Eddie Sachs
Louis Meyer
Wilbur Shaw
Mauri Rose
Dan Gurney
Gurney
Bobby Grim
Carl Williams
Chuck Hulse
Harlan Fengler
Clark
Gordon Johncock
Larry Dickson
Mel Kenyon
Cale Yarborough
Johnny Rutherford
Wally Dallenbach
British Title Last Quest Of Pvt Dickson
American amateur Bob Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma advances to the last 32 of the British Amateur Championship at Formby joining eight other Americans in the Walker Cup spotlight. He aims to win before joining the Army, with potential matches against Scotland’s Ronnie Shade and England’s Sidney Evans shaping a possible fifth round showdown. The Formby links have endured wild weather as rounds proceed on the 6,854 yard par 72 course.
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Ronald Thomson Formby
England
Bob Dickson
Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Hugh Frazer
Scotland
Shade
Sidney Evans
Dickson-Shade
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Bob Murphy
Nichols
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Ron Cerrado
San Rafael
Calif
Jim Grant
Wethersfield
Conn
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Tex
Larry Hinson
Johnson City
Tenn
John Konsek
Buffalo
N.Y
Formby
Links
Irish Sea
Yastrzemski Pressure Lifts Red Sox in Tight 3-2 Win
Carl Yastrzemski homered twice as the Boston Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2, extending their win streak to four and keeping pace in the AL race. The victory left Boston 4.5 games behind the league leaders as other AL and NL games unfurled.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Red Sox
Boston
Yaz
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Rookie Southpaw Nye Delivers in Cubs Victory Over Reds
Cubs rookie Rich Nye held NL leading Cincinnati to three hits through seven innings and drove in a run with two singles and a double while scoring twice. The Cubs won 6-5 as Cal Koonce closed out the ninth. Houston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco also won while Atlanta at St. Louis was rained out.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Ceveland
Tigers
Luis Tiant
New York
Kansas City
Washington
California
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Houston
New York Mets
Atlanta
St. Louis
Yastrzemski
Darrell Brandon
Red Sox
Mike Ryan
Twins
Brandon
John Wyatt
Dick Williams
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Boog Powell
Orioles
Ken Berry
Chicago
Hansen
Tiant
Leon Wagner
Larry Brown
Indians
Steve Whitaker
Thad Tillotson
Yankees
Dooley Womack
Whitaker
Tillotson
A’s
Womack
Cap Peterson
Ken McMuhen
Senators
Joe Coleman
Rich Nye
Chicago Cub
Cincinnati Reds
Nye
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Glenn Beckert
Cubs
Beckett
Ron Santo
Reds
Cal Koonce
Mets
Astros
Jim Wynn
Bob Aspromonte
Rusty Staub
Ron Brand
Bud Harrelson
Dave Giusti
Bob Johnson
Phillies
Don Drysdale
Bill White
White
Phil Regan
Drysdale
Rick Wise
Dick Hall
Jesus Alou
Ollie Brown
Delgado Shuts Down Chiefs In Fourth Straight Win
Rochester starter Rich Delgado relieved in the fourth and blanked Syracuse the final 5 1 3 innings as the Red Wings beat the Chiefs 4 3. The Puerto Rico native improved to 4 0 with 16 strikeouts in 26 innings and a 0 70 ERA.
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Rochester
Earl Weaver
Rich Delgado
Delgado
Red Wings
Syracuse Chiefs
Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo Bisons
Columbus Jets
Toledo Mud Hens
Richmond Braves
Jacksonville Suns
Dave Leonhard
Chiefs
Puerto Rico
Foyt Wins Indy 500 By Slow Final Lap Strategy
A J Foyt Jr. wins the Indianapolis 500 by delaying pace to avoid a late crash. He weaves through smoke and grass on the final turn after Parnelli Jones’ turbine car fails, earning his third 500 victory behind a field dominated by turbine power.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A.J. Foyt Jr
Foyt
Houston
Parnelli Jones
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