Baseball Scoreboard Packed with Late Games and Standings
The scoreboard lists numerous MLB results across many games with New York and Chicago high on the page. Highlights include a 5-4 New York win, 19 innings tied Atlanta at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia routing Cincinnati 12-6. Night games feature Houston at Los Angeles, San Francisco at St. Louis, and other key matchups with Detroit, Baltimore, and Cleveland noted. The American and National leagues show leaders, batting leaders, runs, and pitching leaders, along with scattered minor league results and boxing news from Buenos Aires and Port of Spain.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphie
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Briles
Lemaster
Philadelphia
Short
Sedeck
Afianta
Johnson
Ene
Veale
Osteen
Atlanta
Philadelphias
Louise
Detroit
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Priddy
Cleveland
McDowell
Sparma
Santiago
Kant
Clark
McNally
National Laneue
Prindelphia
Cine
Multisport results span golf to horse racing across major cities
A long wrap reports golf heroics by Ben Lunn in Memphis and Peter Van Lingen in a wide set of events. tennis wins for Ralston in Baltimore and Emerson in Paris. auto racing in Macon and Mont Tremblant. track and field at San Diego and Albuquerque. boating in Stamford. horse racing at Belmont and other tracks from Elmont to Hazel Park. plus various stakes results across the nation.
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Terra Tulsa
Peter van Lingen
Cif Richey
Penche Gentees
Rod Laver
Andres Gimeno
Macon
David Pearson
Spertanourg
S.C
Que
Merk Denatwe
Stony Brook
N.T
McLaren Crevrolet
Dixie Regatta Star Gardner Wins In Fast APBA Race
War ner Gardner led three heats to win the Dixie Cup Regatta as Miss Eagle Electric posted a 99.410 mph final heat average. Bill Muncey aboard Miss U.S. finished second with rookie Tommy Fults in My Gypsie next, while Miss Bardahl died in the final heat. About 20,000 spectators saw cars-like speed on good water.
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Stamford
Conn
John B. Kilroy
Block Island
Guntersville
Alan
Eagie Electric
Warner Gardner
American Power Boat Association
Alane
Eagle Electric
Air Force
Bill Muncey
APBA
Notre Dame
Harrah
Parco
Fults
U.S
Marichal Secures Ninth Win With 3 Hitters
Juan Marichal pitched a three hitter for the Giants to improve to nine wins as he outdueled the Mets in a 3-2 victory. The winning line featured Mike Shannon and Tim McCarver driving in runs for St. Louis, while Enos Slaughter’s base running echoed the Gas House tradition as Marichal’s gem helped San Francisco stay atop the NL standings amid a day of league results.
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Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Maris
Ruth
Cardinals
Cardinal
Tim McCarver
Slaughter
Orlando Cepeda
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics
California Angels
Mike Shannon
McCarver
Dick Simpson
Cards
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Ed Charles
Juan Marichal
Giants
Vada Pinson
Alex Johnson
Jim Maloney
Reds
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
Chuck Harten- Stein
Willie Stargell
Ron Kline
Pirates
Deron Johnson
Braves
Pat Jarvis
Guy Takes Cycle Double as Martin Bataglia Win Races
Dennis Guy of Livingston won the 0-100 cc and 101-175 cc classes while David Martin of Monroe and Mike Bataglia of Jackson, Miss. captured the open and 176-250 cc divisions respectively in motorcycle scramble races by the Twin City Ramblers at Selman Field. Danny Jackson placed third in 0-100 cc and second in 101-175 cc. George Robertson posted the day's fastest time trial in 0-100 cc, clocking 32.7 seconds. Guy posted 31.5 in 101-175 cc and Bobby Butler 29.2 in open after a repair following a fire. Next races set for August 4 at Selman Field.
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Dennis Guy
Livingston
David Martin
Monroe
Mike Battaglia
Jackson
Miss
Twin City Ramblers
Selman Field
Guy
Bataglia
Martin
Danny Jackson
George Robertson
Tim
Bobby Butler
Butler
Houma
Two Texans Win All-Events Titles in Bowling Meet
In San Antonio Texas Susie Reichley of Waco captured the Division I all-events title and May Monroe of Childress won Division II as the long running women's International Bowling Congress ended after 60 days. Prizes totaling 243204 dollars will be awarded.
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San Antonio
Tex
Susie Belehiey
Waco
May Monroe
Childress
San Antonio, Tex
Susie Reichley
Minnesota Happy To Shake Chicago After Losing Four
The Minnesota Twins lose a four game series to the Chicago White Sox 3-2 and 4-3 as Chicago completes the sweep. Key moments include Tony Oliva homering twice and Harmon Killebrew adding a homer, while a late eighth inning rally falls short. Chicago pitcher Jim Hannan allows two early hits then steadies, aiding the Sox in holding on for the wins.
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Chicago
HAL Rock Press
Cal Ermer
White Sox
Ermer
Sox
Twins
Dean Chance
Elmer
Oakland
California
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Tommy Davis
Gerry McNertney
Tim Cullen
Cesar Tovar
Rich Reese
John Rice
Rollins
McNertney
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Cullen
Jim Hannan
Indians
Bill Bryan
Senators
Joe Azcue
Larry Brown
Chico Salmon
Jim Nash
Nash
Floyd
Ed Charles Adjusts to Youthful Mets World
In New York, veteran infielder Ed Charles shows how a 35-year-old can adapt to a club full of teens. He homered as a pinch hitter against both the Cardinals and Gibson, has seven homers, and embraces the chance to enjoy time left in the majors. He credits early guidance from Ben Geraghty on adjustment and cites Cepeda on the broader importance of adapting to change.
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Lalk Adoul
Ed Charles
Mets
Cardinals
Joe Hoerner
Bob Gibson
Charles
Bing Devine
Jacksonville
Orlando Cepeda
Harmon Killebrew
Sandy Koufax
Woody Woodward
Cepeda
Ben Geraghty
Rate Glassboro Tops In NAIA's Baseball Finals
ST JOSEPH Mo AP The 12th NAIA Baseball tournament opens with Sul Ross State vs Central Washington at 11am Glassboro N J State meets Pfeiffer NC at 2pm Georgia Southern faces Eastern Michigan at 530 and Buena Vista IA vs William Jewell MO at 8pm Coach D Michael Briglia of Glassboro was named NAIA Baseball Coach of the Year and received the Hanna Batrite Award from Gordon Gillespie NAIA presidents.
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Sul Ross
Texas
Central Washington
Glassboro
N.J
Pfeiffer
N.C
Georgia Southern
Eastern Michigan
Buena Vista
Iowa
William Jewell
D. Michael Briglia
Gordon Gillespie
Lewis, Ill
Naia Baseball Coaches Association
Young Set Shading Clarke In Balboa Stadium Meet
George Young, 30, a Casa Grande health educator, upset Ron Clarke of Australia by five yards in the two mile to set an American record of 8 22 before 10 482 fans at Balboa Stadium. Jim Hines edged Tommie Smith in the 220 and Smith contested the 100, while Charlie Greene noted the win mattered more than the clock in a weather-affected day of sprinting.
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San Diego
George Young
Casa Grance
Aki
Ron Clarke
Clarke
Philadelphia
Villanova
Dave Patrick
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Albuquerque
Prairie View Arm
Tex
Southern University
Los Angeles
Deve Buck
Southern California
Joan Warkentin
Fresno State
Southern Pacific
Young
Australia
Balboa Stadium
Hines
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Smith
Tommie
Mark Young
Casa Grande, Aru
Meet
Houston Striders
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
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