Kansas City at Cleveland and Other Tonight Games
Buffalo of this card lists several baseball and basketball matchups with team pairings and times. Kansas City faces Cleveland at 7:30 p.m. Texas plays Baltimore at 7:30 p.m. Chicago visits Boston at 7:30 p.m. New York travels to Minnesota at 9 p.m. Detroit meets California at 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee hosts Oakland at 1 p.m. Wednesday games include Chicago at Boston and Kansas City at Cleveland. The National League standings appear with Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St. Louis atop divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Briles
Leonard
Cleveland
Peterson
Texas
Horgan
Baltimore
Torrez
Chicago
Allen
Boston
New York
Dobson
Minnesota
Goltz
Detroit
Coleman
California
Janana
Ilwaukee
Slaton
Oakland
Perry
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Atlanta
Burris
San Diego
Spinner
Lenberg
Cincinnati
Norman
Reuss
Los Angeles
Sutton
Renke
Houston
Hall
Capra Vo
Reed
San Francisco
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Recaps include American Association matchups Evansville 10 Tulsa 5 and others with Omaha 6 Oklahoma City 4 in the same league. Pacific Coast League games feature Sacramento 8 Hawaii 4 and several Tacoma Spokane contests. Eastern League results show Waterbury 11 Reading 3 and Pittsfield 10 West Haven 7 with schedule notes. International League results include Toledo 6 5 Pawtucket 3 2 and Charleston 7 Memphis 0. Southern League action lists Savannah 7 Montgomery 5 in 11 innings and Columbus 1 Birmingham 0.
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American Association
Evansville
Tulsa
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Wichita
Ilowa
Denver
Iowa
Sacramento
Hawaii
Tacoma
Spokane
Tucson
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Waterbury
Reading
Pittsfield
West Haven
Thetford Mines
Three Rivers
Quebec City
Bristol
Savannah
Montgomery
Columbus
Birmingham
Asheville
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Orlando
Stadier and Grace win first round in British Amateur
In Hoylake England Craig Stadier of La Jolla California and John Grace of Fort Worth Texas opened with first round victories at the Royal Liverpool course in the British Amateur Championship. The sports wire notes multiple other nods from hockey basketball football and horse racing across U S cities.
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Hoylake
England
Craig Stadier
la Jolla
Calif
John Grace
Fort Worth
Tex
Royal Liverpool
Bloomington
Minn
Ted Harris
Philadelphia Flyers
Minnesota North Stars
Atlanta
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Simon S. Selig Jr
Buffalo
Buffalo Braves
University of Maryland
Tom McMillen
Philadelphia
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco 49Ers
Philadelphia Bell
New York
Telefonico
Crollery
Belmontark
Hillarys
Hope
Keystone
Oceanport
Krato
Monmouth Park
Boston
Bundy’s Boy
Ray’s Love
Suffolk Downs
Louisville
Moon Orbiter
Churchill Downs
Baseball Season Leaders and Stats Summary
Batting leaders show Watson Hin .447 andSanauillen Poh .340 among top averages. Runs and RBIs list Lopes Los Angeles with 44, Bench Cin 38 RBIs. Garvey LA and Wynn LA top homers with 11 and 10 respectively. Pitching leaders include Kison and Messersmith with strong win totals and Sitton LA leading strikeouts.
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Watson
Hin
Sanauillen
Poh
Bowa
Phi
Lacy
R.smith, Sr
Lopes
Cedeno
Wynn
Winfield
Cash
Morgan
Cin
Garvey
Bench
Millan
D.parker
Pgh
Gross
Brock
Stl
Metzger
Baker
Atl
P.mangual
Mon
Kison
Pah
Messersmith
R.jones
Sut Ae
Fryman
Strikeouts
Sitton
Seaver
Richard
Reuschel
Chi
American League Batting and Pitching Totals Listed
The summary lists league leaders by batting average runs scored RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs along with stolen bases and pitching decisions and strikeouts. Notable names include Carew Mant min and Yount with high averages Bonds Maddox and White leading in various categories and Ruhle Blyleven and Ryan among top pitchers. The data spans players from several teams including NY KC Min Cal Oak and Chi with top figures such as Munson 59 hits Horton 35 RBIs and Rivers 28 stolen bases.
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Carew
Min
Raoson
Lynn
R.white
Yount
Mil
Bonds
E.maddox
Otis
M.nettles
Cal
Rivers
Henderson
Chi
Mayberry
Horton
Del
G.scott
McRae
Hise
Munson
C.washingtn
Oak
Orta
Dousbles
Chalk
Rudi
Lezcano
Chambliss
Remy
R.jackson
Hendrick
Patek
Nettles
Hisle
Amain
C.washingtn Oak
W.davis
Tex
Ruhle
Det
Blyleven
Blue
Hughes
Ryan
G.perry
Cle
Busby
Orient welterweight title fight ends in draw in Tokyo
Ryu Sorimachi of Japan and Chu Min of South Korea battled to a draw at 147 pounds as Sorimachi retained the Orient welterweight title. Eugene Hart of Philadelphia stopped Chu Garcia in Mexico in a middleweight bout. Willie Monroe of Philadelphia outpointed Carlos Marks in Philadelphia. Mike Lankester of Renton stopped John Colley in Seattle. Tommy Howard of Seattle outpointed Roger Buckskin in Seattle. Alfonso Zamora of Mexico stopped Jorge Torres in Tijuana in a bantamweight nontitle bout.
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Tokyo
Ryu Sorimachi
Japan
Chu Min
South Korea
Drew
Sorimachi
Philadelphia
Eugene ‘Cyclone’ Hart
Chu Chu Garcia
Mexico
Willie “the Worm" Monroe
Carlos Marks
Trinidad
Seattle
Mike Lankester
Renton
Wash
John Colley
Tommy Howard
Roger Buckskin
Smith River
Calif
Tijuana
Mex
Alfonso Zamora
Jorge Torres
Riders To Stand September Trial On Fix Charges
Four veteran jockeys and four others were indicted by a federal grand jury in Baltimore on charges of race fixing and conspiracy. The defendants Eric Walsh Luigi Gino Ben Feliciano Jesse Davidson pled not guilty and face trial September 4 for allegedly holding mounts back to benefit preselected winners in the Bowie Race Track ninth race on Valentine’s Day.
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Baltimore
Eric Walsh
Luigi Gino
Ben Feliciano
Jesse Davidson
Bowie
Bass Meet Set At D Arbonne Farmerville
The D Arbonne Bass Club and the Farmerville Jaycees plan concurrent bass tournaments at Lake D Arbonne in mid June with daylight to 4 p m fishing. The D Arbonne event runs June 14 15 doubles and singles while the Jaycee singles event is June 14 with a $10 entry fee. Headquarters are Jake's Boat Dock Farmerville and prizes total 100 75 50 35 24 15 cash plus two gift certificates.
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Farmerville
D’arbonne Bass Club
Farmerville Jaycees
Lake D’arbonne
Jimmy Long
Jaycee
D'Abc
Farmerville Jaycee
Bill Duncan
D’arbonne
Jayceev
Jake's Boat Dock
Duncan
Claiborne Electric Co - Op
Amateur Jim Knoll Leads Qualifiers for Open at Medinah
Amateur Jim Knoll of San Jose State shot 68 at San Luis Obispo to top the Sunbelt sectionals and qualify for the 75th U S Open at Medinah. The field includes Pat Fitzsimons Beau Baugh Laura Baugh Bruce Cramp ton and Andy North along with other qualifiers from Atlanta Cincinnati Denver Dallas and Seattle. The final sectional occurs June 10 in Washington with 75 players advancing to Medinah June 19 to 22.
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Jim
San Jose State
San_ Luis Obispo Country Club
California
Smith
Bruce Lietzke
Dale
Douglass
Andy North
Doug Sanders
Rik Massengale
Bob Murphy
San Luis Obispo
Poway
Calif
Louie Garcia
Camarillo
Greg Edwards
San Luis
Obispo
Tom Nettles
San Diego
Cincinnati
Groves
Gerring
Tom Mullinax
John Nelson
Columbus
Ohio
Stan Thirsk
Kansas City
al ‘Chandler
Columbia
Bob. ‘Nieberding
City
Jim Jackson
St. Louis
Tom Connell
Colorado Springs
Pinehurst
Denver
Fred . Wampler
Orville Moody
Arvada
Colo
Don January Quali
Lane Fowler
Dallas
Stan Altgelt
Kurt Cox
San Antonio
Reeves McBee
White Sox face tough wait despite improving play
Chicago managers insistence on solid play rings true after a 9-2 win over Boston led by 15 White Sox hits including Bill Lee surrendering two more in a five-run ninth. Stan Bahnsen earned the win as Chicago chases form amid injuries and a 22-25 mark. Milwaukee topped Oakland 6-3 in the other AL game with Vida Blue faltering all night.
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Tanner
White Sox
Tanner
Boston Red Sox
Florida
Bill Lee
Dick Drago
Milwaukee
Oakland
Deron Johnson
Chicago
Lee
Bill Stein
Bucky Dent
Stan Bahnsen
Red Sox
Bahnsen
Robin Yount
Vida Blue
Kurt Bevacqua
George Scott
Reggie Jackson
Phil Garner
Joy Gone From Hogan's Golf
Golf legend Ben Hogan, now 62, has retired from competitive play and struggles to enjoy casual rounds due to a lingering knee injury from a past accident. In a three part series Hogan reflects on his glory days, his decision to stop competing, and the pain that limits his left side swing limitations. The Pioneer of precision golf recalls a career of 65 tour wins including nine majors and a famous 66 in the 1967 Masters while acknowledging life after golf.
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Len Hogan
Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Hogan
Shady Oaks
Houston
Texas Hawk
Gray
Champions
Vamely
Dublin
U.S
van Horn
Valerie
Sam’ Snead
Carnoustie
Jlogan
Bob Hope
Hollister Completes 717 Series in Monday Night Scratcher
Hollister rolled a 717 series in the Monday Night Scratch League at Owens Bowl. He opened 258, 247, 212, then 175 for a four game 892. He was among five bowlers to top 800 as John Payne posted 847, Kenny Massey 836, Jerry Miles 835, Ray Bullock 803.
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al Hollister
Hollister
John Payne
Kenny Massey
Jerry Miles
Ray Bullock
Kwalick Leaves 49ers for Bell in World League
Ted Kwalick a top tight end with the San Francisco 49ers has jumped to the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. The 26 year old, a 1969 No 1 overall pick from Penn State, signed a three year contract with a large bonus and higher salary. He cited strong finances as a motive despite WFL credibility concerns.
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Philadelphia
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco 49Ers
Philadelphia Bell
World Football League
Kwalick
49Ers
Penn State
San Francisco
Garvin Tries for Mantell Title as Mantell Retains
Garvin replaced Robley by buying his contract for the night to face Mantell for the World Junior Heavyweight title. Mantell refused Garvin, Garvin and Robley attacked Mantell, Garvin fined $100 for an illegal piledriver, Mantell kept the title after defeating Robley in the second fall. Akbar beat Miller in a non title, Garvin beat Rodriguez, Soto defeated Hippo Boyette, Putski and Debiase drew.
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Ronnie Garvin
Ken Mantell
Mantell
Buck Robley
Civic Center
Garvin
Robley
Robly
Danny Miller
Seandor Akbar
Akbar
Silento Rodriguez
Roberto Soto
Hippy Boyette
Igor Putski
Ted Debiase
Jonesboro edges Bastrop 1-0 on ninth inning error
Jonesboro defeated Bastrop 1-0 in an American Legion game as Bill Roundtree scored on a ninth inning error. The decisive miscue gave Jonesboro the winning run in Bastrop.
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Jonesboro
Bill Roundtree
Bastrop
American Legion
Bush Winner In Bass Tournament On Ouachita River
John Bush won the Clean Waters Bassmasters May tournament with 12 pounds 1 ounce caught on the Ouachita River Complex. Jimmy Kent took second with 11 pounds 14 ounces, Jay Crain third with 6 pounds 18 ounces, Ray Campbell fourth with 6 9, Jim Myers fifth with 6 3, and Bill Layton earned big bass honors at five pounds 4 ounces.
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John Bush
Ouachita River
Bush
Jimmy Kent
Jay Crain
Ray Campbell
Jim Myers
Bill Layton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Toledo
Pawtucket
Syracuse
Richmond
Rochester
Tidewater
Charleston
Memphis
Shreveport
el Paso
Midland
Lafayette
Jackson
Arkansas
Alexandria
el Paso -Lafayette
Rome
Raul Ramirez
Manuel Orantes
Dave O’hara
Bart Johnson
Terry Forster
Brewers
A’s
Rick Burleson
Burleson
Johnson
Doug Griffin
Hogan's Golf
Denne H. Freeman
NFL
Bell
Seagraw Distillers CO
W.Y.C
Mantel
Louisiana
Seagram
America
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