Baseball Scores and Results Across Leagues
A compilation of results from the National League and American League with scores, notable games, player performances, and coming fixtures. Highlights include St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and New York matchups, pennant race notes, and upcoming night games across multiple parks.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
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Baltimore
Boston
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Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
California
Cleveland
Detroit
Ifornia
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Major Forays Highlight Baseball and Boxing Scores
The report lists American and National League batting leaders including Kaline and F. Robinson with top hits and RBIs, plus home run and stolen base leaders. It also notes pitching decisions and strikeout leaders, followed by boxing results from San Juan and Las Vegas with fighters Rodrigo, Rivera, and Urbina in recent bouts.
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Lesong
Associated Press
American League
Kaline
Det
F.robinson
Balt
Mincher
J.G Ae
Carew
Minn
Petrocell
Bostoy
McAuliffe
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Agee
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Pitt
Cepeda
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Atl
Beckett
Perez
Torre
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Pinson
Phillips
Manner
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L.A
Holtzman
Veale
Quen
Lemaster
Arrigo
Nolan
Carton
Stl
Marichal
Noton
Gibson
Drysdale
Baseball scores and standings across minor leagues
Minor league results from Pacific Coast, Eastern, Southern, Texas, and International leagues show Indianapolis beating Tulsa 4 2 and Oklahoma City 6 3, plus Seattle 3 Tacoma 5 and Richmond 12 Rochester 1. Suspensions noted in an 17 inning game Pawtucket 5 2 York 2 1.
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Indianapolis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Denver
Phoenix
Vancouver
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
San
Seattle
Tacoma
Richmond
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Binghamton
Williamsport
Venomiver
Indiananotis
San Diego
Mhteron
Columbus
Toronto
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Toledo
Remscitin
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Abucueroue
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Mantonomery
McAuliffe Stays To Become Hero After 13th Inning Slam
Detroit’s Dick McAuliffe kept calm during a wild benches-clearing incident at Yankee Stadium and later delivered a decisive grand slam in the 13th inning to beat the Yankees 11-7 for a split of the doubleheader. Bill Freehan opened the 13th with a double before McAuliffe’s slam. Johnny Podres earned the win in relief.
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Yankees
Bill Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Detroit
Ray Oyler
Mickey Stanley
Hal Bock
NEW York
Dick McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Tigers
al Downing
Downing
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Oyler
Frank Ament
Jake Gibbs
Bill Freehan
Johnny Podres
Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Barber quits Orioles before West Coast trip shocking team
Orioles lefty Steve Barber walked away from the team at Baltimore's Friendship Airport and told officials to go on without him He quit after a fifth inning rally by Washington and remained unavailable for comment Barber has had a troubled season plagued by wildness and elbow tendon issues and had planned to start against the Angels in Anaheim before disappearing
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Baltimore
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Anaheim
Calif
Orioles
Washington Senators
Andy Etchebarren
Lou Hatter
Baltimore Sun
Barber
Friendship
West Coast
Airlines
Harry Dalton
Associated Press
Dalton
Joe Bride
Angels
Hank Bauer
Memorial Stadium
Bauer
Gene Woodling
Eddie Fisher
Steve
Fisher
Madison, Wis
Couvillion Tops Preptacular Field
Danny Couvillion of Marksville was named outstanding track man at the 4th annual Preptacular meet in Alexandria. He set records in the 220 and tied the 100, while his legs paced record-setting 440 and 880 relays. Karl Salb of Crossett, Ark., claimed top field honors with a 64 feet 10.5 inch shot put.
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Alexandria
Danny Couvillion
Marksville
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Kentucky
Alexandria Daily Town Talk
Karl Salb
Crossett
Ark
McAuliffe Revitalizes Ott Bat Style In World Series Spotlight
In a doubleheader shocker, Dick McAuliffe revived Mel Ott’s famed unorthodox right leg lift boosting his hitting aura. McAuliffe’s fifth lifetime grand slam powered Detroit to an 11-7 win over the Yankees after New York won the opener 5-0.
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Mel Ott
New York Yankees
McAuliffe
Tigers
New York
Detroit
Ott
One Run Scores Decide Many Cincinnati Tilts
Cincinnati Reds drop a 5-4 decision to the Atlanta Braves after leading 5-0. It marks the 14th one run game in 115 matches this season. Manager Dave Bristol lauds resilience while Billy Hitchcock warns the run-close trend won’t last. Jim Maloney pitched well and Bob Lee saved the game with two perfect innings.
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Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
California
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Sox
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
McAuliffe
Tigers
Jake Gibbs
Fred Gladding
al Downing
Joe Pepitone
Robinson
Andy Etchebarren
Orioles
Washington Senators
Bob Priddy
Stu Miller
Bob Allison
Ted Uhlaender
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Rick Reichardt
Zoillo Versalles
Bob Rodgers
John Werhs
Steve Hargan
Reds
Braves
Billy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Bristol
Jim Maloney
Bob Lee
Maloney
Lee
Bell Boosts Talk Of Red Sox Pennant
Boston with Gary Bell from Cleveland stirs pennant talk as GM Dick O Connell and Manager Dick Williams express unusual optimism. Boston also sent Tony Horton and Don Demeter to acquire Bell, reshaping the rotation and bench ahead of a key Chicago game.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Gary Bell
Boston Red Sox
Don Demmeter
Tony Horton
Red Sox
Dick O’connell
Dick Williams
Bell
O'Connell
Williams
Boston
Indians
Jerry Adair
Chicago White Sox
Don McMahon
Don Demeter
Belly
White Sox
Chicago
Detroit
Jerry Stephenson
Gary Waslewski
Toronto
Horton
George Scott
Demeter
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Tony Conigliaro
Kathy Whitworth Defends Crown In St Louis Open
Kathy Whitworth won the St Louis Women's Open finishing 54 holes at 209 to defend her first pro title with a 70. Carol Mann finished two strokes back. Whitworth, winner of 30 titles in a nine year career, sealed the victory with clutch putts including a 40-foot birdie and a 25-foot par.
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Tenn
Dave — Hill
Johnny Pott
Formby
England
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Ron Ceorrado
San Rafael
Calif
ST. Louis
Kathy Whitworth
Tulsa
Cliff
Neney Riches
San Angelo
Tex
Bro
Sister
Surbiton
Lynne Abbess
Orinda
Robin Lloyd
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Surrey
New
Chicago
Artington Park
Stanton
Del
Gale
Delaware Park
Boston
Randy Stables
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Suffolk
Oceanport
N.J
Canal
County Monaghan
Monomouth Park
ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Carol Mann
Miss Whitworth
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Las Vegas
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Puerto Rico
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Juan ‘Rocky’ Rivera
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Panama
Alfredo Urbina
Mexico
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